does this holographic site work like other more expensive ones, where if aim at a slight angle, the sight moves to position?
314034
yes it does. if ur aim is not straight ur dot will not be in the middle, but if u have the dot on the target u will hit it .. the dot does not have to be dead center of ur site to hit the target... works GREAT.. hop that is what u are asking ??
314035
This is like a true red dot. If it is on the spot that is where the projectile will go
314036
Kindof. Its not perfect. Personally I have had a bad experience with one(it fried and wouldn't turn on) but everyone I know that has them absolutely loves them so I give it a 4 star. Remember its cheap. Its no eotech for sure but its worth the money. Its worth it for 22s but risky for high power weapons.
314037
I had good luck with this sight, however my rail system required that my gunsmith place a small shim under the back of the site. I think it is a solid product and the price is right. It also helped my grandson learn to shoot accurately. i can't answer the slight angle movement question, as I didn't experience any problem when shooting at targets.
314038
Don't know if it will do this. After immediately breaking three of them, I gave up . Contacted Browning and they said it was design for their .22 cal Browing Buckmaster Pistol. I was shooting a .30cal pistol and it apparently was too much for this sight. Suggest you contact Browning and discuss your specific application with them. Good Luck.
314039
I don't understand your question. Put the dot on the target and fire. Works for me on a .223. I can't see putting a $300-$500 unit on a $500 plastic gun. If it breaks I'll get another one.
314040
The Buckmark works the same as all holographic sights (or red dot sights). Key to all sights is to 'sight them in' properly. The only problem I experienced was 'wash out' of the holographic image in sun light. OK at night; useless in the sun light (needs a sun shade).
1627335
It does not interfere with sight in and firing. You can barely see a blurred image of the tip of the front post when looking through the scope. Since the scope is magnified it does not focus on the post.
1148187
It is not a true holographic sight like an eotech. ..where the image is created between 2 thin panes of glass. The sight mark is a red dot still where a beam is projected on the glass. It is a good red dot for the price though.
2051401
Dave, as far as I know the sights have to be for your specific weapon. I purchased one for my MP Shield. Personally, I didn't like it at all, aim point sucked. it's a fixed sight. Had to aim way high to hit my target. Looks great though..Removed it immediately when I got home from the range.
1176147
Metal screws, instructions included, and no crosshairs. Instructions suggest a holographic sight but the glare from the undated light makes holographic scope useless. I use a laser and it works fine.
1392407
The sight shouldn't change the point of aim but it does have a little different sight picture then with the blade. It comes with directions on how to aim it. Basically, you just but the big dot over what you want to hit instead of the top of the sight like you do a blade sight.
184158
As this is only a magnifier, it does not need to be zeroed in the same as the sight. It will magnify everything in front of it, including the sight reticle as well as target.
801447
I do not use the rear site. it does co witness just fine. I'm thinking of using an eotech fr my front sites. over all... I'd recommend this site. works for my Kriss.
1519612
On flat top ARs the green dot sits a little bit above the front sight post but not by much. Not one of the fiber optic sights I have used co-witness with front sights.
2076543
I have a flat top with offset front sight, but with the Nikon mounts it should not impede the reticle or center of target but it will show in the site picture.
856580
Since you get it for free, not bad. Narrows your view for short range tactical shoots, not enough magnification to help at the 200 yard stations. You would be better off getting the Vortex swing away magnifier. The sight itself is really good.
2266002
If you cannot index the correct position you will not get the full benefit of the Muzzel device. The holes on the top give the downward push to the muzzel to return you to Point of aim. Try using shims or removing metal from the shim to get to correct position.
755195
No idea. It works better than several others. Distinct dot and it stays on target.
1194892
It puts it at perfect eye level.Once you find your "cheek" position it very quick. Now I personally don't run BUIS sights on my 300blk rifle so not sure if those will line up, however; I don't think you'll be disappointed!
1201168
It will work with any standard size rail and Sightmark holographic sight and shorter models Eotech just fine. I filed down the end of the sight to get the fit I wanted with the longer eotech , but If you are planning on using the longer Eotech sight that accepts two AA batteries It will cause slightly more effort getting to the charging handle and could be an uncomfortable shooting position depending on your size because the eotech is I believe alittle over an inch longer than the short model eotechs and Sightmark holographic sights. Rail size doesn't matter as much as actual space it takes, Chances are it will work just fine assuming you aren't using longer holographic sights or It will work with any standard size rail and Sightmark holographic sight and shorter models Eotech just fine. I filed down the end of the sight to get the fit I wanted with the longer eotech , but If you are planning on using the longer Eotech sight that accepts two AA batteries It will cause slightly more effort getting to the charging handle and could be an uncomfortable shooting position depending on your size because the eotech is I believe alittle over an inch longer than the short model eotechs and Sightmark holographic sights. Rail size doesn't matter as much as actual space it... » Read More It will work with any standard size rail and Sightmark holographic sight and shorter models Eotech just fine. I filed down the end of the sight to get the fit I wanted with the longer eotech , but If you are planning on using the longer Eotech sight that accepts two AA batteries It will cause slightly more effort getting to the charging handle and could be an uncomfortable shooting position depending on your size because the eotech is I believe alittle over an inch longer than the short model eotechs and Sightmark holographic sights. Rail size doesn't matter as much as actual space it takes, Chances are it will work just fine assuming you aren't using longer holographic sights or « Show Less
1843611
Not sure why the sight wobbles or appears to in the video but mine doesn't move, wobble or budge at all. Extremely stable and still zeroed in after about 300+ rounds fired and counting.
166658
It works for ME outside. Perhaps your situation will vary. But, I believe it's a decent red / green reticle sight at a reasonable price point.