Three red dots on the same rail????

[osprey]

Or you can bag the upper sans bcg and boresight with your peepers at home or range. Always gets me on paper and not hard to do.

 

[ConcernedCitizen]

I wonder if he was torture testing them for recoil?

 

[Boboclown]

So he could make a face on his target. Two eyes and a nose.

 

[Papa]

First of all, I am not ripping on anyone and I have blacked out his face. The point of this, is to simply ask if any one has seen this.
I was at my local rifle range, and I saw a guy shooting a fairly standard AR. However, it had three of the same looking red dot optics on the rail. It also had a smaller red dot on a 45 degree angle. I understand the idea of the 45 degree red dot, but I don't understand the 3 optics in a line.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to ask him.
Anyone know why or what the reason behind this is?

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Well duh? You need at least two dots to line up right!

 

[Kruel J]

I think you guys are giving way too much benefit of the doubt here. There is ZERO reason to run 3 red dots on the same rifle.

 

[MannyGlocks]

Perhaps he was looking for laughs or was hoping for a new friend...or...cuckoo!

 

[Mr Smith]

could have been satire in action?

 

[Jonnyuma]

Without an actual inquiry it looks like the guy who carries his motorcycle in the bed of his truck to show off ALL of his stuff, ALL of the time... he may be carting around a trailer w quads and/or snow machines too.

Seems weird but also likely all at the same time

 

[rangerstx4]

This is why I like living in the country. I can do all the stupid stuff I want with no judgment. , except from the cows...they are just mean.

 

[L84Cabo]

The only thing I can think of is that maybe he has one that isn't holding zero so he's testing it. Except that would likely explain two optic and not three. WTF?

 

[Ops]

making sure that they work under recoil.

 

[MannyGlocks]

Judgement is for grownups!

 

[titsonritz]

I wonder if he was torture testing them for recoil?

That what I was thinking, trying to determine if there is a dot shift at the various locations.

 

[shybladder]

a red permanent sharpie dot on the farthest 2 and call it good. Battery's fail during a fire fight, you're golden

 

[fredridge]

Simple:

YouTuber

 

[bbbass]

And the ranch hand said, "You may interview the talking horse, but don't go near the sheep... they lie".

 

[solv3nt]

Was he hitting the target?

I watched a dude unload a 10 round pistol mag at an IPSC steps target from a range of approximately 15' and miss each shot.

 

[HotRodGuy]

Zero with can, zero without can, zero at 500?

 

[MDH]

I was thinking, zero with can, zero without can, zero subsonic. I'm guessing the rearmost and the offset are the ones he uses most often. I don't know why he's doing it, but if it's working for him. . .

 

[j8tnub]

He's product testing. Looks like he works for Crimson Trace.