DFAT for Binoculars

Dryfire. Focus. Adapter. Training -Blind stage practice with Dry Fire Hunt This device allows you to use your binoculars and focus between 11–15 feet with the DFAT. Depth of field is approximately 6″. Practice finding targets anywhere: house, garage, backyard. . Simulate NRL Hunter match conditions with Dry Fire Hunt https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dryfirehunt&pcampaignid=web_share Dry Fire Hunt is an app designed to help simulate field match training. Users use screen mirroring to share their devices screen to a television or other display, calibrate the scaling for the screen, and then practice running field match stages. Using the app to it’s full extent requires diopter lenses for both the rifle optic and the binoculars, such that the optics can focus on the screen approximately 11-12′ away. With diopter lenses on the binoculars, users can search for targets just like real field matches, a skill that is difficult to practice during dry fire. Each stage has a range officer briefing, followed by a countdown and then simulated real world scenarios from actual shooting venues from around the world. The app includes a few stages for free in the basic tier. Standard and Pro subscriptions include additional stages each month, along with dynamic wind. Pro subscriptions include the latest matches as they are released, along with the dynamic target feature that moves some targets to keep stages fresh and new longer. All tiers include optional target highlighting, allowing the user to continue executing the rest of their training plan even on hard to find targets. The Sets will come with the Blind stages paper target pack, however the Dry Fire Hunter app made by John Murphy is the true reason to purchase this set. He has real stages in video format. It is impressive. Single includes one DFAT system. Double includes two DFAT systems for the binoculars. Triple includes two DFAT systems for the binoculars, and a DFAT system for your scope. You need to enter in order COMMENTs what scope you are using.