Fun Day Shooting!

[41mag]

heck even CAS is about speed and shouldn't be -

I don't understand your conclusion here.
Parts of CAS are for the highly competitive folks; parts are for the highly social visitors type. I don't see how any shooting activity that includes 1) targets; 2) bored observers wanting something to do; 3) someone with a timer device; 4) inquisitive participant interested in learning whether some new fangled gear or updated goal-directed activity; was worth the effort compared to last week/last month/last year, can be expected to not rise in demand some kind of timing/target count arise to be available for review & personal insights.

Why use actual bullets OR gunpowder at all? All this could be simulated on some kind of electronic pop guns.

 

[Alexx1401]

another SECRET is the great sales on this model I used to run into now & then for well under $50, sometimes in the low $40s. I think those days are gone, but still outstanding performance for excellent price....less than half the FF3s that I favor of late.

I bought mine on amazon for this reason. first one bought over a year ago was $44 Prime. Worked so well I bought another a few weeks later, it was $54. Right now they are showing it for $56. I had 3 or 4 cheap ones I had bought over the years that I just tossed after I bought these. For the money they seem to work amazingly well for me.

 

[Flopsweat]

A Sig Romeo5 is a great sight for the money. They go for about $120 to $140. Good glass, motion activated, solid construction. I think it's actually made by Holosun but retails for less than its Holosun sister. I've had one for years. I also have a Bushnell, EOTech, Aimpoint, ACOG and a few $50 wonders, so I like to think I have a decent perspective. The only red dots under $200 that I'd buy again are the Bushnell 25 and the Sig.