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It could also be your trigger position is slightly too far forward and you are inducing movement to the left as you activate the trigger.

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Hi Martin Sounds like your lens prescription is set up to focus on the front sight too much. Try a lens power which focuses your eye on the target more. Probably just needs an increase of -0.25 on your current prescription to help see the target better. But be prepared, you won't see the front sight...

Try your rear iris at approx 1.1mm. This will give better depth of field so that both your target and foresight will be closer to being in focus all at the same time.
At 1.8mm you will only be able to see either the foresight, or the target, in focus at one time.
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Hi Gort I had the same experience with floaters. I had moderate to bad floaters in my right eye for many years and I found using 1.4 - 1.5 mm rear iris gave a reasonable sight picture. My theory is that with a std 1.1mm rear iris, you look through any eye imperfections and all the aberrations that g...

Hi Barry, If they are IR 10m Scatt's, it could be interference between the two units picking up the IR beams from the other unit's target. But after 4 years of no problems, I had some strange behaviour from my MX-02, I noticed the zero shifting when live firing with 22 smallbore. The zero would move...

I found the fit of my Capapie jacket is much better than all four of my previous KT jackets. This is due to the factory being able to translate my measurements into a coat that has fitted me well and gives a very stable sling position. And although my Sauer coat fit was also fantastic and I shot ver...

j-team wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2023 1:39 pm Just out of interest, what brand of electronic targets are suitable for 25 yard prone?

We have Meyton targets for 25 yard indoor.
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Hi Piefou,
7.4.1.6 (f) "On Air and Standard rifles,......"

Therefore allowed for 50m free rifle, just not allowed on Air and Standard rifles.
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1913 with standard barrel, 20 click sights, without sight raisers:
25 yard to 50m - Up 26 clicks
50m to 100 yards - Up 80 clicks (4 turns)

1913 with standard barrel, 20 click sights, with 16mm sight raisers:
25 yard to 50m - Up 4 clicks
50m to 100 yards - Up 80 clicks (4 turns)

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I used a Swap unit for 4 months after a PVD/retinal tear in my aiming eye. I shot 400/400 on the English 25 yard indoor cards so they work very well. It has quite a limited field of view and it was a bit difficult to tell when I was perfectly centered. I tried it at 50m but gave up because I had no ...

mhampel, What discipline are you shooting? I am assuming iron sights if you want to use a Duplex? Before you splash out money on a Duplex I would try to diagnose your issue by eliminating any other reasons for your wild shots. If you can get access to a Scatt I would use it to help with diagnosing t...

Tim is correct. +0.25 is the part of your prescription that you increase by +0.5 to pull your focus back towards the front sight. Your astigmatism (Cyl) is -2.50, at an angle of 176 degrees. Normally this doesn't change for a shooting lens. Normally PD is the distance between your pupils, looks like...

Hi all
Ask Warren Potent or David Wright on Facebook. They were involved with 300m shooting over there.
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Hi Peter As Tim says, sounds like your front bloop tube isn't aligned correctly. You need to adjust the bloop tube clamp so it is centred. Re-centre your rear sight. Then fire a shot (it will hit out to the right) Loosen the bloop tube clamp (rear two screws). Then loosen the bloop tube (front two s...

I have modified my stand by adding a plate to the bottom. This adds about 15 lbs to the stand and give me a place to add leveling and elevation screws. Now I need a good way to adjust windage. This has really made testing ammo and tuning the tuner more precise. Just wish I had a 100 yard indoor ran...

You need a Anschutz Monoframe. It attaches to the rear sight and holds a 25mm lens. https://ahg.anschuetz-sport.com/index.php5?menu=46&sprache=1&seite=83&produktID=419 Sounds like you need to re-visit your lens prescription if the target is that blurry. But having a stable lens might jus...

OK, I'm confused again. I would have thought that if the lens was between the eye and the fore sight, it would magnify both the sight element and the target. However if the lens was between the fore sight and the target, it would simply magnify the target. You aren't confused, your statement is ent...

Fantastic shoot. I assume this is 10m Air Rifle?
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The zero on an EST is in all likelyhood NOT in the center of the black ... but it DOES NOT MATTER. As noted above - That's what your sights are for ... to adjust your gun to what the target KNOWS is center ... you'll not change it's mind. You have 15 minutes and unlimited shots to do this. That is ...