Citoyen26 a écrit:Ça existe!
Pour plus d'infos, voir ici: http://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=11537
Mais c'est pas courant, tellement pas courant que jamais ce ne sera "RéglemenTAR"
En effet :
experimental rear sight for the M1917 that is believed to have been the prototytpe "National Match" sight. It has one minute click adjustments for both windage and elevation.
Et puis un détail intéressant :
As I recall, the 1917 National Matches were canceled, but not the 1918 National Matches. And as Bob S. pointed out, the matches were fired with the Model 1917 rifle and, specifically, Remington Model 1917 rifles.
And, as I further recall, the scores averaged substantially higher than any matches fired previously with the Model 1903 rifle. That did not go over well with Army Ordnance.
Mais imaginons qu'une compétition de cette importance se soit déroulée en France et qu'au lieu d'utiliser notre MAS 36 national, les tireurs aient tirer avec, je sais pas,au hasard... 
