2019 Camp Perry Photos

[WARFAB]

https://CMP1.zenfolio.com/p835915042/ed2c3def7

https://CMP1.zenfolio.com/p152809398/ed3f11602

https://CMP1.zenfolio.com/p152809398/ed3f11734

https://CMP1.zenfolio.com/p152809398/ed3f11ae9

https://CMP1.zenfolio.com/p152809398/ed3f11afa

https://CMP1.zenfolio.com/p152809398/ed3f11d31

[Norm DeGuerre]

scary black rifles !!
I am always interested in the Scopes that people are using ..
any intel ..??

[WARFAB]

scary black rifles !!
I am always interested in the Scopes that people are using ..
any intel ..??

The scope rules are pretty strict for service rifle.

Optical Sights. The rifle may have an optical sight (reflective sights are considered optical sights) with a maximum power of 4.5X installed on the receiver. Variable scopes with a maximum of 4.5X are permitted. Only commercially manufactured scopes that were produced with a maximum magnification of 4.5X and have a maximum objective lens diameter of 34 mm may be used. If an optical sight is used, the same optical sight configuration must be used in all stages of a course of fire (changing sights or sight mount configurations is not permitted). The centerline of an optical sight shall be no higher than 3.5 inches above the centerline of the bore.

A handful of companies have released scopes designed specifically for service rifle competition.

On the lower end there's Hi-Lux and Athlon. On the high end there's Leupold and NightForce. On the "I wipe my butt with money" end there's March.

There are also a number of other scopes from manufacturers like Nikon and Vortex that fit within the rules, but aren't necessarily set up with turrets and reticles that are geared towards service rifle.

Details about the Athlon scope I shoot with: http://avidarms.com/forum/firearms/s...s-btr-1-4-5x24