Had some people asking me about paperwork on scope after sending scope back to Sightron, here is there response


Sightron Customer Service <customerservice@sightron.com>

Nov 18, 2025, 8:47 AM
to me

Hi Curtis,

I don?t have the paper work.

I have is listed on a spread sheet, there was no problem found. What we did was checked for the tube being bent, did a shock test, which replicates recoil to make sure is holds zero. We check the click values on elevation and windage. We also check parallax, everything was good.


Thanks,
 

Dale Campo

Customer Service Coordinator &
Technical Advisor
Sightron Optics
100 Jeffrey Way Suite A
Youngsville N.C. 27596
Office: (919) 562-3000
www.sightron.com

Well, I shot like a visually impaired man suffering serious cognitive issues. I have never shot so poorly in my life. I shot a great group in practice, so I put the gun away and awaited the start. That was the last good group I produced. My score targets didn't go any better. I felt like Alice in Wonderland. I was in a place where nothing was as it seemed! I plainly over-estimated my abilities! I'll need to spend some time at the bench with serious intent. I may have been a little cavalier in my approach! Still, a pretty good time, poor shooting notwithstanding. Bill

congrats to Rob and Hugh! another great showing!

This is great news.   Glad to see a Canadian availability improving again.   Looking forward to the updates.   

tim

12 shooters showed up to compete for our last match of the season.  The weekend weather was stormy and rainy, but at match time we shot in moderate conditions. 

Mel took Sporter (Paul was second for once) while Chris took Custom. 

In a big change from previous matches only one shooter averaged more than 2000 per target.  We need more wind to practice in!

Thanks to Paul for organizing the match, and to Shawn and Mel for scoring. 

Last match of the season, see you next year!
 
...and the results: