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<a href="http://s868.photobucket.com/user/Timcohydronics/media/Mobile%20Uploads/5E590F77-010D-4F4A-90D0-46C0BC7B8304_zpsiwfyz4fq.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i868.photobucket.com/albums/ab250/Timcohydronics/Mobile%20Uploads/5E590F77-010D-4F4A-90D0-46C0BC7B8304_zpsiwfyz4fq.jpg</a> It's a "laser". |
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So the spotter is not part of the sight? I couldn't tell. Quoted:
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Irons with a spotting scope close by for the other eye? So the spotter is not part of the sight? I couldn't tell. I think it's damn close but the guy can shoot right eye open and use left eye to spot. |
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Iron Sights on the rifle for probably NRA Full Bore Prone matches is my guess. Here is a link for the matches.
http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/nra/ssusa_201607/#/48. Straightbody Kowa 82mm spotting scope on the stand. Part # TSN-82SV. I have spent many an hour looking through the angle-bodied version. You are probably right. He is using the left eye for spotting to minimize head movement and reduce fatigue on the shooting eye. Notice the extreme cant to the rifle but the sights are level. A very expensive sport with frequent barrel replacement. |
