Easy hit

[Fredwalton]

Thanks will give them a call and see what they say. Thanks again for this.

[TIGHTCHOKE]

Fred

 

you have a PM

Edited May 4, 2015 by TIGHTCHOKE

[Suffolkngood]

Fred

 

Give Philip Thorrold (www.philipthorrold.com) a call on 07921 497000

He's at Timber Lodge, Spring Farm, Mill Road, Thelnetham, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 1JU

[kenholland]

at this rate brass beads are going to be collectors items, i'll buy a box full quick?.

[Squinting shot]

Great bit of kit allows you to focus on the target. Although if your not careful you will find yourself being drawn to the bead instead of the target resulting in a miss behind for me any way.

And I was out in the storm the other day and noticed that rain collects in the unit and renders it useless until you blow the water out. Unloaded gun of course.

 

I have a luminous red one. Good luck with it give it time you will be sound.

[figgy]

Fred I used a easy hit bead on some of my guns as I don't have a dominant eye so the bead can jump around for me depending which way the target comes.

 

I found the bead great to shoot both eyes open mount the gun as you would, then close one eye line up the sight in your eye to get the right mount. Open both eyes stare into the distance not at the bead and after a second or so the coloured dot will hover as if in space. You canthen call for the target swinging the hazy coloured dot where you need to without losing focus on the target as its in your peripheral vision. It takes a little while to get used to but works with practice.

 

I still use them on my 28bore and wildfowling auto as in the dark I can't see where the end of my barel is.