I want the biggest area to be able to shoot larger objects.Which one is best?http://amzn.to/1tF6rZThttp://amzn.to/YqBfAWhttp://amzn.to/1nGj14f
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Do not buy this product if you're going to be shooting objects. It is made of very poor quality an the lights are not great for shooting objects. The background cloths not ideal for taking pics. I sell on eBay, purchased this product to shoot my items for a more professional look. I was truly dissatisfied and threw it in the garbage, I didn't even bother trying to send it back. I would not recommended this product to anyone.
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If you have a better tripod and a decent camera its ok. Not professional Quality. I photograph model cars and it does a good job.
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The size. The larger clamps have more holding area and adjustment range for heavier gear. I needed a smaller clamp to mount the camera to my ring flash. Once attached no adjustment is necessary. Good luck.
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I see no problem. I would use a higher power version(6X16 or higher) since your range will be a lot further than an air rifle.
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3x9x40 is a super combo do not go with more magnification than 9 for big game, for varmint get a 22-250 or 223 then get an scope wi long range manification.
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I would recommend the big shebang. It seems the regular is only meant for the compact 380s.
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In my opinion, yes. 4x12 is great for doing bench top shooting but in the field it is real tough to spot game in timber or low light with a 4x12 power scope at its lowest setting even. I took mine off and replaced it with a two power by 7. That is why the 3x9's are so popular. It is a great balance of magnification. Again - in my opinion. A lot depends on what you want that rifle to do and where you plan on using it. I have found that almost all of my shots are 300yds or under and that I can do with 2-4 power setting on all dear and bear size game.
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I love the 144 it's very impressive. If you're using it in your backyard it is big. Well I guess that depends on how big your backyard is. I use mine on camping trips so size doesn't matter. It also depends on the quality of your projector. The bigger the picture the better the projector you need. If not it will be very grainy.
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My view is, get the bigger one. These things are not just massive to begin with. You'd fill it up regardless...
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I would opt for 300 first. Since all guns are different, some guns shoot some pellets better than others. After 300 rounds you will know how your gun shoots them.
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Smaller Lighter BBs have better FPS but the denser ones have less jamming, tighter grouping and hit harder. I stick with .26 and I am very happy with the results.
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That was the same question I asked myself. So I bought both. The answer is yes the 3-9 X 40 scope provides a better image at low level light conditions. That is the scope I use on my gun.
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I use the "Shoot". I don't know if it is the best or the most but it works reliably and the price is about $25.
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Thank you Serenity. I was hoping for a greater height adjustment for photographing small areas on larger rock and mineral specimens. I read in some of the review where the person replaced that post on the stand with a longer one and it helped. Cheers, Brian
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With the sissy bar I would go with the biggest available. My 2000 Shadow Sabre with hard bags and NC Low Boy Shield fits perfect (tight).
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i have the shorter version, and it serves me well , the longer one did not closed down enough for my hunting style, lots of hiking and shooting down steep canyons, sit down and measure the height from the ground to your comfortable shooting position, that should give you an idea which one will work for you. but i do endorse this product
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I personally have the flood an fell like it's the best because when trail riding you need a larger an wider area to be able to see where your going not just a little narrow flashlight, I want to be able to see a wide plus deep area explicitly when moving fast you want a wide enough area to give you a chance to make a decision quitly where to go way ahead of me.
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If you need free range of motion to play, then I recommend any large mouse pad. A soft surface that is durable and large isn't easy to find.