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Thread: Diopter adjustment available?

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    Diopter adjustment available?

    I have used a diopter sight on a rimfire out to 100 yards...you are looking at a drop of around 6 ins max with a .22lr.....I am wondering how much adjustment would be available since I will be putting my Walther diopter onto a Swiss K31 and shooting out to 200 yards.....I appreciate that the ballistics of the cartridge will affect the adjustment required but I wonder if anyone has experience of using the diopter, say on a rimfire, out to 200 yards...does the adjustment have sufficient travel?

    Mike95

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    You will need a raising block on the rear sight for 200yds.

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    Diopter

    Thanks for that info Norm.

    Mike95

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    Out of interest how are you mounting the Walther sight onto the K31?

    Norm is right that most .22LR rifles need a spacer block under the rearsight to get enough elevation adjustment for 200 yards. Fitting the same rearsight onto a fullbore may be completely different, as the height of the foresight to bore affects the elevation, not to mention the 7.5mm ammunition shoots a tad flatter.

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    Mounting diopter onto K31

    A two piece custom made set up from a German seller on e-gun. Takes a standard 11mm flat base diopter and tunnel. The rear part looks as if it would also take a mini scope.... Considerably cheaper than the Swiss original diopter, or the Swiss Products item...providing you already have a diopter set.

    Mike95

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    I did wonder, as I'd never seen a K31 with an 11mm dovetailed receiver.

    Hope it worked well.

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