birddog 68
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Same here. I have one on 22 pistol and don't care for it.The holographic sights do not work for me at all, looks like a blob floating around inside the optic.
Same here. I have one on 22 pistol and don't care for it.The holographic sights do not work for me at all, looks like a blob floating around inside the optic.
Thanks for the review Darrel. Do you prefer the 3X or 5X on your Wylde builds ?I hate to say it, but I have 3 different etched reticle redots from Primary Arms, started with a 1x on a 9mm PCC AR, fell in love, now I have a 3x and a 5x on two different 223 Wylde builds, things are tough and they have a fast focus diopter, the reticles are actually usable, depending on which one you get, they have shake awake, the reticles work even with a dead battery and red or green illumination.
I wasn't 100%but sure I would like a 1x or even a 3x, but dang do they work. The 1x on the 9mm is both eyes open and it comes with enough risers you can make it work with anything.
Thanks for the review Darrel. Do you prefer the 3X or 5X on your Wylde builds ?
I also have astigmatism in both eyes. My left eye is worse due to an injury when I was young. But I still am able to use traditional red dots and holo sights. I just decrease the brightness until I can still see them but without the flaring that is associated with astigmatism. I think those sight you use are the prism sights from PA. Those are supposed to work better for those with astigmatism. I had a Trijicon ACOG at one time and they do work well. I'd like to try one of the PA prisms in the Glx series. I really like the aurora reticles but I think those are only available in the Slx series.I hate to say it, but I have 3 different etched reticle redots from Primary Arms, started with a 1x on a 9mm PCC AR, fell in love, now I have a 3x and a 5x on two different 223 Wylde builds, things are tough and they have a fast focus diopter, the reticles are actually usable, depending on which one you get, they have shake awake, the reticles work even with a dead battery and red or green illumination.
I wasn't 100%but sure I would like a 1x or even a 3x, but dang do they work. The 1x on the 9mm is both eyes open and it comes with enough risers you can make it work with anything.
Yeah I also get that elliptical dot issue but I just don't let it bother me. And as I said I just turn down the illumination and it decreases the problem for ME. It may not for others and that's fine. All of our eyes are different so what works for me may not for others. I simply state what I do in the efforts that it may work for others.They are prism. I have tried numerous redots, Holosun absolutely will not work, regardless of illumination setting, the dot looks elliptical. Irons won't work because of the lenses installed when I had the cataracts removed, so that compounds the problem. There are few redots that have an adjustable diopter, so that eliminates a large portion of sights for me.
My experience is an outlier. Also, in the future, I will be buying the 1x versions and adding a magnifier.
That may be a moot point, as the exactness of magnification on the low end of true 1x -?x LPVOs improve I will be heading that way for hunting rifles and sticking with the prisms for close range scenarios.
In mag lengths 75's are the heaviest I shoot (Hornady 75bthp & Speer 75tmj). All are 8 twist, but do have 1 w/7.My new AR has a 1/7 twist. I sighted in with 55 grain bullets and shot well but this was only 100 yards. I was going to order some heavier bullets to try and looking for suggestions on bullet weight.
What weight is everyone shooting?
Thanks for suggestions