Thread: nzhs rimfire challenge

Originally Posted by rambo-6mmrem

the target is small its 1moa at 50 if your older or have bad eyes i can understand how it would be hard to see I don't want to dis include anyone
if that's the case I will allow coloring in of the outer ring to make it a 1 inch aim point might also need to do this for classics with smaller scopes

when 1 designed the target it was more thought of around the precision rifle with big scopes to match wasn't really thinking about anything other than that

My rimfires have scopes because I'm ageing and am nearly (legally) blind.
My SA-22 has its original 3-7 scope, my Anschutz has a more capable Vortex Golden Eagle (because that was my only spare scope that would focus at 25 yards).

Originally Posted by Cyclops

My rimfires have scopes because I'm ageing and am nearly (legally) blind.
My SA-22 has its original 3-7 scope, my Anschutz has a more capable Vortex Golden Eagle (because that was my only spare scope that would focus at 25 yards).

Gone the opposite way with my SA22. Removed scope base, reblued, and now it's back to au naturel.
Mines a Model 1 from way before dovetails became available. Don't think it would be that compete in the accuracy stakes.

Originally Posted by zimmer

Gone the opposite way with my SA22. Removed scope base, reblued, and now it's back to au naturel.
Mines a Model 1 from way before dovetails became available. Don't think it would be that compete in the accuracy stakes.

@zimmer interested in the open sight class?

Originally Posted by Cyclops

My rimfires have scopes because I'm ageing and am nearly (legally) blind.
My SA-22 has its original 3-7 scope, my Anschutz has a more capable Vortex Golden Eagle (because that was my only spare scope that would focus at 25 yards).

@Cyclops your case and cases like it is the exact reason I allowed that slight modification to make the target a bit bigger should make it a bit easier for you a 2moa target should be easy to see