Who is running a Red dot?

[titsonritz]

Nothing against those that do, but I don't like anything on my firearms that requires a battery.

Silly reason to miss out on a major jump in capability. the battery life on an RMR lasts longer than a lot of people own the same gun.

 

[Member 66129]

Nothing against those that do, but I don't like anything on my firearms that requires a battery.

Silly reason to miss out on a major jump in capability. the battery life on an RMR lasts longer than a lot of people own the same gun.

100% agree. With 50k hour runtimes being pretty standard it is pretty damn easy to keep the batteries full.

 

[TNThomas]

I compete in bullseye pistol with plain old iron sights. I also suck! Hope that helps. Red dot is on the shopping list.

 

[P7M13]

My red dot said, "phuk you!", got off the treadmill and has been sitting in a drawer ever since.

 

[Koda]

Im still ok with Irons but as I get older Im aware my eyes wont be the same. I already need prescriptions now and the front sight is getting slightly blurry. I'm still a good shot with irons, but broke down and decided to try a red dot on a custom build....
its the way to go.

Getting used to the different way to aim is interesting though. I find pressout drills really help with learning the red dot.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Don't you mean who isn't running a red dot (ha ha)? I'm "running" 13-14 of them on various guns.

 

[titsonritz]

Don't you mean who isn't running a red dot (ha ha)? I'm "running" 13-14 of them on various guns.

 

[titsonritz]

Cos they feel they have it all

There's that "feel" word again.

 

[Stomper]

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Yeah, I'd t that called Scroedinger's Cat Syndrome?