Results : Muscle Power League 2019, Spring/Summerr Series

[robthedog]

Rob,

I use an anglepoise light I got from TKMax to illuminate the target.

It was quite in-expensive, and with some 'white' light high intensity bulbs, it works nicely

Have fun

Best regards

Russ

thanks for the tip. i have a good light on the target area, but it just didn't seem to suit my eyes with a pistol

[PhatMan]

Rob,

Indeed - I have terrible problems with a 'shadow/ghost' sight picture appearing slightly offset from the 'real' sight picture

Have fun & a good weekend

Best regards

Russ

[PhatMan]

Hello to All,

Scores updated Friday, 20190621.

Have fun & a good weekend

Best regards

Russ

[zooma]

Hi Russ,

SotTop, Bart49, and zooma have completed their Supported Air Rifle targets for this competition and I have submitted the scores to you by email.

I will gather Bart49 and zooma's MPL Air Rifle targets and send them to you next week.

Thanks for your help with the MPL Russ - very much appreciated!

Bob.

[zooma]

Rob,

Indeed - I have terrible problems with a 'shadow/ghost' sight picture appearing slightly offset from the 'real' sight picture

Have fun & a good weekend

Best regards

Russ

Hi Russ,

I have had this problem for some time with my pistol sighting - even with good lighting - but I have found a simple fix that has helped me - and that is to widen the rear sight opening slightly.

This is easy to do with a match pistol that has an adjustable rear sight width, but needs some courage and a fine flat Swiss file on most other types (!) so if you can mock something up to simulate the effect you can make sure you are happy before attacking your actual rear sight with the file.

Hope this idea works for you too!

Bob.

[PhatMan]

Hello to All,

Scores updated Friday, 20190705.

Have fun & a good weekend

Best regards

Russ

[PhatMan]

Bob,

Many thanks - I will give it a whirl

I have some wider rear sight plates for my Baikal MP46-M & Tau7, and the FW65 has an adjustable rear notch.

( I have 4 mm foresight posts on the MP46-M & FWB65, and a 5 mm post on the Tau7 )

Have fun & a good weekend

Best regards

Russ

[zooma]

Bob,

Many thanks - I will give it a whirl

I have some wider rear sight plates for my Baikal MP46-M & Tau7, and the FW65 has an adjustable rear notch.

( I have 4 mm foresight posts on the MP46-M & FWB65, and a 5 mm post on the Tau7 )

Have fun & a good weekend

Best regards

Russ

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I am told the wide rear sight spacing helps to reduce light refraction between the gaps - but it sharpens up the front sight picture for me and stops the fuzziness !