Hawke Airmax SR12 6-24 AOIR Reviews

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3 Reviews For Hawke Airmax SR12 6-24 AOIR

  • Guest 23rd Aug 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Hawke airmax sr12 is an excellent bit of kit.

    Once you learn to use the reticle it is spot on.

    I got my first one for my .22 air arms s410. I then bought them for my .17 HMR + .22LR, and they have proved to be excellent on the rimfires.

    When using subsonic .22's they drop quite a bit so having good range finding through the lense is the difference between abunny in the bag and not.

    Watch the video on line from hawke.

  • Guest 17th Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Tap in all BRC data correctly, try my methods below.

    Use vernier & calculator to obtain scope height. Don"t guess!
    EG.
    BSA Superten+Sportsmatch OP15C+Hawke 6-18x44 = 1.67"
    (OP15C tapers .75mm to centralise scope optics).

    Use marked garden cane stuck into mud find Mag.
    EG.
    Set BRC to 3" target read off "D" scale for best accuracy.
    Gives 12.9 Mag at 13.4yds.
    Don"t rely on zoom ring markings.
    (Eyebell adjust. throws scope markings out up to 25% !)
    Staples sell sticky paper spots. 8mm red one str ...

  • NickHead Rank: Sergeant 2nd May 2006

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    I decided to get one of the Hawke Airmax scopes to aid in my hunting. Having used a 30/30 scope, and hating having to guess where to aim, I decided that this would be the end of it all. How wrong I was.
    As you may know, it stipulates that a 16-16.5 grain pellet (.22) is to be used at a power of 11.5ft/lb. A zero of 30 yards to be obtained. Well, having gone to the expense of getting a chronograph test and having to buy JSB Pellets (used to use Accupels @ 14.4 Gn) I found that I was lower tha ...