New kind of gunsight for hunters and lawmen

[Whitedragon]

It's called the microsight. Uses optics in a new way to enable both target and iron sight on the gun to be in focus at the same time.

Here's a link to the story: http://www.physorg.com/news192299313.html

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[deen_ad]

I better look into! (pun intended)

I've had cataract surgery, they replaced the lens with a new, corrective one. I've worn contacts since 1962. I couldn't even see the large "E" on the chart without them. Now I have 20/15 unaided BUT I can't see up close and have to use "cheaters" to read or see the computer screen.

This could be a real help.

Deen
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[MarkSBG]

I better look into! (pun intended)

 

[Jamie6.5]

Having competed with peep sights back in the days when I had eyes that worked, I think this could be the cat's "tail."
Depending on cost, I can see(pun) buying at least one, and probably more.

 

[Bark]

Can't wait to try one of these out....my close up eyesight sucks, use glasses and I can't see at distance. Could be a great help

 

[jordanvraptor]

Wonder if it would still be considered an optic for competition?

 

[Whitedragon]

Wonder if it would still be considered an optic for competition?

Who knows what the regulatory bodies will say.....

However it doesn't magnify, at least not in the current incarnation. I suspect that you'll find it in glasses eventually, and they're not likely to ban those (I hope).