My wife drew a California Muzzleloader tag this year. When we went to sight it in, we discovered my 60 year old eyes cannot focus across the iron sights. So she did all the sighting in and hunting. As for me to hunt with the ML, CA says I can get a physicians exception and use a 1x scope. Does anyone have any recommendations?
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Are you struggling with your vision while shooting with a rifle in low light conditions? We have described how rifle peep sight can improve your vision.
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Mk1 Micro SeeAll Open Sight
I know little about this.
Micro SeeAll Open Sight Our Micro SeeAll Open Sight is everything you are looking for in an open sight! Unlike other manufactures we leave the batteries out of our products,
I've got 2 of those see-all sights I'd sell if anyone wants to buy -- 1 is the delta reticle, 1 is the T reticle. PM me if interested--- but check your local hunting regs-- I bought them to use for CO muzzle loader season but then got confirmation through cpw they aren't legal so switched to front globe and adj rear peep
The adjustable rear peep allows in as much light as you like but the real bonus is you can adjust it to just barely halo the front globe sight. So it's easy to tell if your front sight is perfectly centered with your rear sight-- I have issues with windage/left/right sighting with regular blade sights or just front post .
The williams front globe has the ability to add different inserts to your liking-- post type, cross hair type, etc.
Also the rear peep is rsil mounted so you can slide it fore/aft so you can focus on ot better-- bit ots still a front and rear sight set up. Just extremely adjustable
I am fully supportive of most muzzleloaders laws except when it comes to the use of scopes, older eyes definitely make it tougher to take part in the muzzleloader seasons, a 2.5X limit IMO wouldn't extend range and allow for us older hunters to see clearly without glasses. Iv'e been looking for a 1x Vortex or Sightron since last year to put on my side lock, Iv'e tried nearly everything else without good results.
Hi all, My Hunting buddy was just medically approved for the use of a 1x optic on his muzzle loader bull hunt coming up in a few weeks and I am only able to find the Vortex 1x Crossfire II and unfortunately is shown as discontinued. The use of a red dot is appearing to not meet standards. So...