Binoculars or spotting scope?
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:00 pm
I'd like to check my target in between shots, especially when training for the free pistol.
It would seem like having a strong enough pair of binoculars at hand would be the least disruptive method?
In Standl's Pistol Shooting As A Sport there is a photograph of a free pistol shooter with just such a set up.
I was wondering how powerful a pair of binoculars would be needed to spot .22 holes at 50 meters yet still be hand holdable?
If it were so powerful I'd need a tripod for support I fugure I might as well stick with a spotting scope.
Suggestions?
It would seem like having a strong enough pair of binoculars at hand would be the least disruptive method?
In Standl's Pistol Shooting As A Sport there is a photograph of a free pistol shooter with just such a set up.
I was wondering how powerful a pair of binoculars would be needed to spot .22 holes at 50 meters yet still be hand holdable?
If it were so powerful I'd need a tripod for support I fugure I might as well stick with a spotting scope.
Suggestions?