Well we just got back from useing this combination on some camels and other ferals. The 160 woodleigh at less than 50 metres failed to exit one 30kg feral animal. It was DRT so no failure but it was a very surprising result.

My son shot a herd alpha breeding male (largest bull in a herd) at 100-150 metres. The killing round entered at the right rear on a quartering away shot. From the reaction of the camel shortly after, it must have destroyed the liver causing a massive and complete loss of blood pressure as it dropped on the spot and did not need a finisher.

The Redfield 3-9x40 worked well with adequate eye relief and was easy to mount on the rifle. All shots were in bright day light so clarity and light transmission were not tested.