Rained hard all night, and into the morning. For rough conditions, closed emitter optics are ideal.
Rained hard all night, and into the morning. For rough conditions, closed emitter optics are ideal.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Originally Posted by GJM
Why, if I may ask?
On the positive side, with an open emitter in the rain, it is easier to find the, or at least a dot on the draw.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
MickAK,
That looks like an open emitter, correct? I could see that as a problem! Thanks.
GJM,
Did you mean a closed emitter in your last post? Or are you just trying to confuse me? If you are, don't be too proud, I've been plenty confused in the past!
Sorry, I was being flippant. With an open emitter optic, water can get in the wrong places and scatter multiple dots across the display.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Do you feel lucky, bear?
No sweat. Thanks.
I wonder… would a Parker Mountain IDRS help act as a hood over the emitter?
Ken
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Like this?
It does shield the emitter somewhat, but does nothing for the lens glass.
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