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- Printable Dry Fire Targets - The link below is to an Excel macro workbook. It allows you to print COF targets scaled to the distance you have available for dry fire practice. The workbook does utilize VBA macros. You must enable macros in order for the workbook to function. IMPORTANT: Depending on your browser, you may need to right-mouse-click on …
- Norman Wong Articles (for the eye doctor) - Dr. Norman Wong Articles as posted to the Bullseye List. Here are a number of articles that will be of interest to both eyecare professional and shooters. http://www.starreloaders.com/edhall/nwongarts.html http://www.bullseyepistol.com/wong.htm
- My aperture sight setup on the CZ 452 Ultra Lux - Prompted by a post at RimfireCentral I’ve compliled a list of the sight equipment I am currently using on my Ultra Lux. Setup: CZ 452 Ultra Lux in .22 LR (link) Klinsky Stock, beech with walnut stain (contact Denny at: ajakubec [at] aol [dot] com) BRNO Peeps (contact Denny at: ajakubec [at] aol [dot] com) …
- Compilation of Scope Information at RFC - The following thread at RimFireCentral contains a wealth of information on virtually every major topic related to scopes: Scope Setup, Guides and Recommendations, Parallax, Depth of Field, Calibration, Mounting, and more. http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=496141
- Derivation of Riflescope Parallax Equation - Derivation of Riflescope Parallax Equation Workbook Click the link below to open/download an Excel (xlsx) workbook that allows you to enter your scope’s values and visually observe on a graph the amount of parallax errors which might be incurred. The workbook and calculations are derived from the article/post: “Derivation of Riflescope Parallax Equation” by Michael …
- Aperture (Peep) Sights - Aperture Sights – Parallax Suppression with a Target Rifle Aperture Sight Article on peep sights and the suggestion that sight alignment, in the traditional sense, does not affect the point of aim. A must-read for those that use peep sights or are debating irons versus optics. Authors: Robert J. Burdge and Douglas A. Kerr, P.E. …