Red Dot use...........
I believe you are doing what most people do when using a RD sight, aim it like a normal scope, concentrating on the dot like a cross hair, which is not the best way to use a RD sight.
You need to look thru the tube to the target with both eyes open, concentrate on the target not the dot. When done correctly the dot will appear as if it is a laser dot being projected onto the animal/target, this happens when your dominate eye is aligned with the tube and the target.
RD sights are the best option when close and/or fast shots are taken, their speed in this type of shooting is tops. But you loose a lot of the benefit of the RD sight when used with one eye or aimed like a normal scope.
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Complete thread:
- Guys help me out on the Red Dot reflex site, Just sold Aim. -
Gary G,
2014-02-03, 19:06
- I've played with a few micros and wasn't real crazy about... - cas, 2014-02-03, 19:21
- Red Dot use........... -
Gunner,
2014-02-03, 20:23
- Very well said Gunne! - Rob Leahy, 2014-02-03, 20:33
- So what if your cross eye dominant -
Gary G,
2014-02-03, 23:28
- So what if your cross eye dominant -
Slow Hand,
2014-02-04, 04:37
- There was an early form of red dot called occluded eye(?) -
Rob Leahy,
2014-02-04, 08:59
- That is true, it was the Armson, OEG... -
Brian A,
2014-02-04, 10:49
- yes, i stil have one, including the box. neat sight - cable, 2014-02-04, 11:33
- That is true, it was the Armson, OEG... -
Brian A,
2014-02-04, 10:49
- There was an early form of red dot called occluded eye(?) -
Rob Leahy,
2014-02-04, 08:59
- So what if your cross eye dominant -
Slow Hand,
2014-02-04, 04:37
- How much eye relief are you using? -
Byron,
2014-02-04, 08:33
- How much eye relief are you using? - Gary G, 2014-02-04, 18:55