Revolution is a Brazilian band formed in 1997, by Dragão Vermelho and Starf… Read Full Bio ↴Revolution is a Brazilian band formed in 1997, by Dragão Vermelho and Starfox, ex-Inckallyf members. Both were fired from Inckallyf and formed Revolution as an answer. The band started slowly and entered in a short hiatus in 1999 and 2000. In 2001, band members got together and started putting new ideas into record. In 2002, the musicians of the band made a different deal: the band would be a "collective effort of solo careers", where musicians would have freedom to compose and record whatever they wanted. Then they would mix the songs recorded in albums and release them.
The current line-up has 14 members: Dragão Vermelho, Starfox, Misterioso, Obs, Pato, Mickey, Roberto, Bob, Fran, Dina, Ambarina, Sonic, Cisne and Green Emerald. The songs are composed and recorded by some of the members and the result is a great diversity of sounds and influences. The main composers are Dragão Vermelho, Roberto, ex-member of the duo Roberto & Márcio, Misterioso and Obs, ex-member of the legendary band The Beagles. The sound of the band is eclectic, with diverse influences, but the predominance is classic rock and indie rock. Pato, who collaborated with the psychedelic rock and avant-garde duo Pó-de-mico & Bola brought his experience and synthesizers to shape the experimental sound of the band, which can be heard in many of their songs. DJs Bob e Fran add the electronic, dance and techno touches to the band sound.
The band has a dozen albums released since 2008, from a pool of more than six thousand songs composed by the band members. They intend to record several more albums, always trying to improve the quality of the sound and adding complexities to the band sound and production.
The current line-up has 14 members: Dragão Vermelho, Starfox, Misterioso, Obs, Pato, Mickey, Roberto, Bob, Fran, Dina, Ambarina, Sonic, Cisne and Green Emerald. The songs are composed and recorded by some of the members and the result is a great diversity of sounds and influences. The main composers are Dragão Vermelho, Roberto, ex-member of the duo Roberto & Márcio, Misterioso and Obs, ex-member of the legendary band The Beagles. The sound of the band is eclectic, with diverse influences, but the predominance is classic rock and indie rock. Pato, who collaborated with the psychedelic rock and avant-garde duo Pó-de-mico & Bola brought his experience and synthesizers to shape the experimental sound of the band, which can be heard in many of their songs. DJs Bob e Fran add the electronic, dance and techno touches to the band sound.
The band has a dozen albums released since 2008, from a pool of more than six thousand songs composed by the band members. They intend to record several more albums, always trying to improve the quality of the sound and adding complexities to the band sound and production.
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Tacit Dionysus
Good review as usual. I've used the Redfield Revolution 3-9x40 Accurange on a Savage Axis in .243 and a Howa in .223. They've been well up to expectation and I regard them as a good value cheaper scope for good value cheaper rifles like those. If I had something like a Sako (or maybe a Tikka in something outrageously accurate like 6.5 Creedmoor), I'd probably go much more up market. I get your point about the odd ammo listed; I did a few experiments at the range to work out what worked best for the sort of loads I use, sighting in at 100m. You're right about the Revenge model. I had one on a 22 and was never entirely enthused with it. PS: You had a very cooperative crow there, giving a sense of scale right on cue. Nicely done.
ozziereviews
Tacit Dionysus yes I couldn't believe it when the crow landed, it was almost like I had him trained :) regarding the scope tho, I agree, on the savage or howa it'd be perfect...
Glen Spryszak
I put this very scope on my sporterized .303 Mark 4 #1 (circa 1944) and it is excellent. 180 grain semi jacket RN handloaded to 2600 FPS.
It's a whopper. That was 10 years ago.
Great Divide Hunting
Great no BS review mate as usual .. Strangely enough I have one on my A7 in 243 .. Rugged scope and rifle combo that handles the work with ease .. It's sighted in 50mm high at 100m and shoots 90gr Tikka factory ammo as per spec sheet .. The reticle markings work well as a guide once u match it to your rifle and load .. At the end of the day in the heat of pursuit most blokes can't consistently pick the difference between 200 & 250m (for example) so the markings keep your shot consistently on the money .. I find its clarity on par with my VX1 & VX2
Reg Sparkes
I was offered this very model just today, so I bought it. Now I'm glad that you've reviewed this one here Ozzie, because you talk about what I have found in this scope.
Thanks .
John T
I’ve used Redfield before I got a Swaro and they are pretty sharp or their price range
Backspin66
Nice to see so many good scopes for not that much money out there. Good review.
ozziereviews
Yes there are a lot of scopes in the cheaper budget line nowadays, I wouldn't trust my life to their quality over a lifetime but they have a purpose...
Dutch Jennings
Thinking of getting one of these so very helpful. Good vid- thanks mate!
ozziereviews
No problem, glad you liked it