Filter for Shooting

[greisdor]

Does anyone know of a filter - for a scope that would help when shooting on a south facing range? The scope picture is washed out and almost cant see the bullet holes at 100 yards. I have the sun shade and march scope reducer on as well.

 

[INTJ]

Jerry,

I find that a long billed cap helps a lot. The issue is to make sure the area between your eye and the scope eyepiece is shaded by the bill of the cap.

My range faces east, and I usually shoot very early in the morning. I couldn't see the target until I got the long billed cap

 

[Fuj]

In those conditions I use Ray Ban polarized shooting glasses.

 

[greisdor]

Yes - did the cap, I need Ray Band for the scope i think….

 

[hk-93]

Just a thought I use screw in camera lens filters on my scopes.
haze filters ( skylight ) I even have a polarizing filter. I’m thinking that might help with your glare problem. Although it may darken it a little. Visit local camera shop or determine correct size ( size of lens isn’t the size of filter thread ) and order from Amazon

Works for me ,also helps to protect the lens of your scope.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XNMY30U/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&th=1

 

[Kurz]

A.R.D. (anti-reflection device)

• Reduce objective lens glare and reflection on any threaded scope with an anti-reflection device (ARD).
• In addition to reducing reflection, the threaded ARD protects the lens from scratches and damage.
• Reduces glare and reflection

https://www.eurooptic.com/optics/anti-reflective-devices.aspx