Gehmann cylindrical lens system

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Paul
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Gehmann cylindrical lens system

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Do you know if this new item from Gehmann is ISSF legal ?

http://www.gehmann.com/pages-en/detail. ... dline=Zoom

Thanks !

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If it just has coloured filters its OK, but if there are any optical lenses that magnify or aid poor eye sight then it is illegal under the ISSF rules.

All corrective optical lenses must be worn by the shooter and are not allowed on the rifle's sights.
Perhaps some body could high light the rule from the ISSF?

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Here you go:
7.4.1.3 Sights
7.4.1.3.1 Correcting lenses and telescopes must not be attached to the rifle.
7.4.1.3.2 Correction glasses, and/or filters, may be worn by the shooter.
7.4.1.3.3 Any sight not containing a lens or system of lenses is permitted.
Light filters may be fitted to the front or rear sight, or both.
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Here's some more info from Gehmann's website concerning this new device:

''Our cylindrical lens system is able to compensate astigmatism and to balance size and optical axis of the eye. In combination with our magnifying diopter (-4.5dpt to 4.5dpt) for spherical disorders our product is now able to replace a shooting frame completely.''

From what I understand, it would not be legal to use it in ISSF competitions, right ?
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Paul

Right.

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