Description

Key Features:

Non-Aiming Eye Blinding: Its primary function is to fully block or obscure the vision of the shooter’s non-aiming eye, preventing distraction and light interference.

Dual Disc System (Typical): The set often includes multiple discs (commonly one opaque/black and one translucent/colored) to allow the shooter to choose the level of light-blocking needed based on lighting conditions.

Swing-Out/Adjustable: The plastic disc is usually designed to be swung out or pivoted easily. This allows the shooter to quickly uncover the non-aiming eye between shots or while verifying scores without needing to remove the entire assembly.

Diopter/Iris Attachment: It is designed to clip or screw directly onto the existing rubber eyeshade or iris disc of the Anschutz (or compatible) rear sight.

ISSF/DSB Compliance: The size and design adhere to the rules set by major shooting organizations (like the ISSF and DSB) for competitive use.

Relaxed Shooting: By allowing the shooter to keep both eyes open (with one blocked), it helps relax the facial muscles and reduces eye strain and fatigue, contributing to better focus.

Specification:

Part Type :Eye Blinder Set / Covering Discs

Material :”Plastic (e.g., Sikolex or Lexan)”

Compatibility :Attaches to existing rear sight eyeshade or iris disc (typically 27 mm diameter rubber shields).

Function :Blocks light from the shooter’s non-aiming eye.

Key Feature :Discs are often transparent and can be swung out for quick adjustment.

Compliance :Designed to meet ISSF and DSB competition rules.