Gamo shock absorbing scope buffer

ibalajis · Post by **ibalajis** » Sat Jun 13, 2015 6:48 am

To begin with, I am not so sure how long this one is around, but I bought it recently - Gamo shock absorbing scope buffer. I was on the look out for a good mount for my recently acquired Diana 350 magnum and came across this accessory which enticed me to purchase it. Got it a few days back, mounted immediately. The performance and effectiveness are yet to be seen.

aadhaulya · Post by **aadhaulya** » Sat Jun 13, 2015 6:55 pm

ibalajis,

This seems to be a neat equipment. Hope it works well.
In your second pic I see the partial marking on the scope -12 X 40. My question is that have you tried the rifle with the scope setting of 12 magnification? I have fount that any magnification beyond 9 or 10 at the max. is difficult to hold steady by hand and you need a bi-pod to hold it in position.
But then maybe I am getting to become an old man now, so probably my hands are not steady enough.

Regards

Atul

ibalajis · Post by **ibalajis** » Sat Jun 13, 2015 9:13 pm

Atul ji, no I have not tried more than 6X so far. As you have mentioned, holding might get tricky with increasing magnification.

AnandNair · Post by **AnandNair** » Sun Jun 14, 2015 11:23 am

aadhaulya wrote:ibalajis,
This seems to be a neat equipment. Hope it works well.
In your second pic I see the partial marking on the scope -12 X 40. My question is that have you tried the rifle with the scope setting of 12 magnification? I have fount that any magnification beyond 9 or 10 at the max. is difficult to hold steady by hand and you need a bi-pod to hold it in position.
But then maybe I am getting to become an old man now, so probably my hands are not steady enough. Regards Atul

At higher magnification every thing is magnified, including shake of your hands. it is perfect normal, unless you have hands of steel

main13 · Post by **main13** » Mon Feb 15, 2016 5:48 pm

I noticed this scope buffer online recently too. It would be great if ibalajis could post an update on how it has held up over time...

ibalajis · Post by **ibalajis** » Fri Feb 19, 2016 10:29 am

It didn't hold up against my mighty 350 beyond some 50 shots

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snIPer · Post by **snIPer** » Fri Feb 19, 2016 12:20 pm

Ideally the scope rail shouldn't move, so if it is moving and impacting the scope buffer then it has not been mounted securely.
Alternatively a scope stop block or pin in the mount works better to stop scope Creep.
/S

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