I have been shooting fullbore target rifle for over 25 years, and this is by far and away the best explanation anyone has given as to what is happening and how the sights should be used. Many thanks!
Hello Heinz I am not a professional shooter but I have a question. In the aiming animations you show, why is (apparently) the front sight canted to the left? Is that the normal process to have the rifle canted? Having the rifle canted affect the flight of the pellet? Thanks
If they hold the cant the same all the time it is the same as holding it straight. You see allot of people using levels making sure it is the same. They do it because its the way they feel more comfortable and relaxed. Thats what I learned a anyway.
I have prescription and have glasses.. im loke 0.7 off. Not much but with naked eye i cannot see target very well. Whats weirld is that through diopter i see target suoer clearly- just as if wearing glasses. So glasses or no, results are the same...
...many eyes are complicated. this is a moment to contact an experienced shooting optician. Like Udo Daniel at MEC in Dortmund. He saw hundreds of shooters of all Diciplins and from all over the world. With him and our practical experiments on the range we mostly find a solution...
A small hole can direct the light in the same way a lens does. You can also try this with just your finger without glasses. Make a small hole with your finger or hand and look through it. The image should be clearer than normal
ein sehr ausführliches video zu den basics des modernen diopterschießens das wesentlich mehr beinhaltet als alles andere auf youtube. was mich interessiert ist, was macht man wenn es langsam zu dämmern anfängt und die sicht verschlechtert sich, kann man mit den filtern entgegenwirken wenn die verwendeten ziele weiss und rot beinhalten . und 2te frage, kann man filter kurz vor dem start austauschen ohne dass der diopter sein zero verliert ?
Lieber Heinz, du erklärst sehr viel und gut, aber es wäre auch schön wenn du auch in deutsch erklärst, es gibt Schützen die der Englischen Sprache nicht mächtig sind ( Schützen die 1950 geb. und Älter sind ). Viele Grüße und Gut Schuss Bernd - Gerhard Thiel
Yes, a click for a 1/10 of the ring. If it's precision Rifle then it's super important to have fine adjustment, precision pistol is like 2 clicks for 1 ring
I have been shooting fullbore target rifle for over 25 years, and this is by far and away the best explanation anyone has given as to what is happening and how the sights should be used.
Many thanks!
Allways a excelent material. Congrats...
Thank you. The aim trace was very interesting.
Brilliant video, most informative, thank you !
awesome explanation !
Muito bom
Sir I want to learn about triggering.... So sir plz tell me how can I master in triggering...
Hello Heinz
I am not a professional shooter but I have a question. In the aiming animations you show, why is (apparently) the front sight canted to the left?
Is that the normal process to have the rifle canted? Having the rifle canted affect the flight of the pellet?
Thanks
Good question want to know too
If they hold the cant the same all the time it is the same as holding it straight. You see allot of people using levels making sure it is the same. They do it because its the way they feel more comfortable and relaxed.
Thats what I learned a anyway.
Thank you so much for the answer and the time to read my comment.@@johnhansen1684
My head is too big, cheeks too fat to get centered over a level rifle, so I cant all my rifles, Gangsta style. Once your sighted in, its all good.
Please could you show me the correct proportions between the light between diopter and tunnel and the light between leaflet and target. Thanks
I have prescription and have glasses.. im loke 0.7 off. Not much but with naked eye i cannot see target very well. Whats weirld is that through diopter i see target suoer clearly- just as if wearing glasses. So glasses or no, results are the same...
...many eyes are complicated. this is a moment to contact an experienced shooting optician. Like Udo Daniel at MEC in Dortmund. He saw hundreds of shooters of all Diciplins and from all over the world. With him and our practical experiments on the range we mostly find a solution...
A small hole can direct the light in the same way a lens does. You can also try this with just your finger without glasses. Make a small hole with your finger or hand and look through it. The image should be clearer than normal
ein sehr ausführliches video zu den basics des modernen diopterschießens das wesentlich mehr beinhaltet als alles andere auf youtube.
was mich interessiert ist, was macht man wenn es langsam zu dämmern anfängt und die sicht verschlechtert sich, kann man mit den filtern entgegenwirken wenn die verwendeten ziele weiss und rot beinhalten . und 2te frage, kann man filter kurz vor dem start austauschen ohne dass der diopter sein zero verliert ?
...Filter raus oder rein. Bei einem guten System ändert der Wechsel den Treffpunkt nicht. Im Training probieren...
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This is a rich kid sport. That Spy 16-sl scope alone is over 500$, not counting the blend, base, risers, etc.
Cheaper than a horse!
Ever heard of the Biathalon in the olympics?
Yup. Rich kid sport. @@UncleFjester
Can someone share where I can find the rear and front sight adapters where you can shift sight up higher or adjust left or right please.
Lieber Heinz, du erklärst sehr viel und gut, aber es wäre auch schön wenn du auch in deutsch erklärst, es gibt Schützen die der Englischen Sprache nicht mächtig sind ( Schützen die 1950 geb. und Älter sind ).
Viele Grüße und Gut Schuss Bernd - Gerhard Thiel
a lot of this seems pointless when the majority of the process is purely looking at the black circle in relation to the ring an matching it perfectly
So 10 clicks make 1 ring. As an example from 9 to 8 right ?
Yes, a click for a 1/10 of the ring. If it's precision Rifle then it's super important to have fine adjustment, precision pistol is like 2 clicks for 1 ring
How long have Diopter sights been around?
Round is the shape of the target, so they've always been a round