Description
The Pilla 21CIGP – GHOST PEPPER Lens with 21% Light Transmittance
£215.00
– The Pilla 21CIGP – GHOST PEPPER Lens with 21% Light Transmittance
– Intense Detail and Contrast in a Full Sun Filter accelerating Pink and Orange Targets with explosive colour lift
– ICE INFRA RED Chromashift High Contrast Lens
– The new GHOST PEPPER filter is detailed and vibrant with increased colour saturation while maintaining crisp details of the target rings and dimples as a result of specific manipulation of the way the eye sees colour to support detail and definition.
– The SPA pigment has precise targeting of colour which allows Pilla to tune this lens with super saturation while not allowing the sight picture to get fuzzy as a result of too much colour vibration.
– Provides the shooter a heightened yet balanced level of orange registration – this is what is called neutral saturation
– Lens has super lift but is also very balanced in full sun light As with our RHCP, this is a perfect balance of heat and spice to your vision
– Lens has our proprietary 7-Layer anti-reflective applied to reduce light dispersion to near zero
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The Pilla 21CIGP – GHOST PEPPER Lens with 21% Light Transmittance
I visited the shooting experience with my company. We set off in two groups on a well organised morning of Clay, Rifle shooting and Archery. Vince lead our group who made the experience fun along with lots of knowledge as we were all novices. We then had food after the experience which was also lovely and exactly as ordered. I would throughly recommend this experience
Claire Chatfield
I booked for my wife son and I to have a taster experience which included clay shooting, air rifles and archery. Our instructor Vince Elder was fantastic, very informative, friendly and patient. We all thoroughly enjoyed the day and were surprised at the variety available. The facilities are great, free tea and coffee is always a bonus. I would highly recommend sporting targets to anyone especially if you are looking to trial or get in to the sport.
Lee Blackwell