Heads up!

I still haven't gotten over not having an internal gun in my F4J. What were we thinking? A gun pod just didn't hack it.
 
Centerfire group benchrest has had a few one-eyed shooters, most notable, Jef Fowler, Dennis Tinkam, less notable, me.

Now, if this device's receptor would get the image from the scope back lens and display it on a monitor that would allow a CRT/LCD/whatever, sitting just below the heads up view of the flag field. This would allow the shooter to shoot truly heads up.

The attached part should be less than 5 oz, we can spare that much weight off a LV (10.5#) rifle.

When this is available to the above specs I'll take 5.
 
JerrySharrett said:
Centerfire group benchrest has had a few one-eyed shooters, most notable, Jef Fowler, Dennis Tinkam, less notable, me.

Now, if this device's receptor would get the image from the scope back lens and display it on a monitor that would allow a CRT/LCD/whatever, sitting just below the heads up view of the flag field. This would allow the shooter to shoot truly heads up.

The attached part should be less than 5 oz, we can spare that much weight off a LV (10.5#) rifle.

When this is available to the above specs I'll take 5.
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The image is taken from the ocular lens of the scope
 
TedH said:
It works fine for anything under 100 yards but actually the M-68 Aimpoint is more accurate. In fact I can shoot better with the M-68 at any distance than I can the iron sites. The M-68 is my site of choice but the EOTECH might be just a little bit faster .... possibly.
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Ted,
That's pretty much the same observation I've had using mine. I actually have a Sightron electronic sight on an AR that is only good to 100 yds. but that's all I need for those rifles.
 
The video of photographs is up on my sight if you want to check it out. There is also a video directly below the opening video of a shooting session a couple weeks ago. Check it out and let me known what you think!! www.boettchertechnologies.com

Thanks!
 
JerrySharrett said:
Centerfire group benchrest has had a few one-eyed shooters, most notable, Jef Fowler, Dennis Tinkam, less notable, me.

Now, if this device's receptor would get the image from the scope back lens and display it on a monitor that would allow a CRT/LCD/whatever, sitting just below the heads up view of the flag field. This would allow the shooter to shoot truly heads up.

The attached part should be less than 5 oz, we can spare that much weight off a LV (10.5#) rifle.

When this is available to the above specs I'll take 5.
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As I said in an earlier post on this thread..........INTERESTING...!

"Smart Phone" as an interface (monitor) USB2 connection...?... Just a thought.

cale
 
Interesting concept. In benchrest, particularly long range shooting, I'd see more of a need for a HUD of sorts, inside the scope - displaying computer outputs (wind deflection calculations, mirage corrections, etc) in the scopes field of view.
 
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