While I certainly NEED the optics, I don't WANT them. That's the charm & challenge of High Power. Scopes just look wrong on an M1, even the authentic old sniper scopes.
Optics now allowed on service rifles in NRA competion
As of 1 Jan 2011 an M1, M14, M16, or M110 with "...no restriction as to sights" is now considered a Service Rifle under NRA Rule 3.1(f). The same as an iron-sighted M1, M14, M16 or M110.
https://www.nrahq.org/compete/rules/rul_hpr_11.pdf
100+ years competing with eyes down the drain!
https://www.nrahq.org/compete/rules/rul_hpr_11.pdf
100+ years competing with eyes down the drain!
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