What is the MOA size of the dot?
880146
That is not the question I would ask, I would ask does this thing actually work? Answer to that is no I have bought two of these and neither has worked.
880147
I would not go by what jimmy says because I would disagree I have 1 and love it. Very nice sight for the money. As for your question I believe it is a 5 moa.
1667405
I am going to guess it is 5 moa. It looks like the daisy sight I bought and that one is 5 moa.
249974
Imagine crosshairs in the glass , Then, imagine fine dots perfectly spaced along the crosshairs lines . These dots represent a MOA " minutes of arc " a measurement of gravity over distance.Also , google Millitoptics.
2146145
MOA= minute of angle. One minute of angle is 1 inch at 100 yards. So a 4 MOA dot will cover a 4 inch circle at 100 yards. It works as it scales so a 4 MOA dot would cover a 2 inch dot at 50 yards and 8 inch at 200 yards. It is a good size for close in shooting
1652409
Not sure, I dont think I ever used it. After turning it on and seeing 3-4 red dots, I took it off permanently and bought a real holo sight.
2278938
The equipment has three fittings, 45mm, 42mm and 40mm. The smaller dimensions are created by rubber rings that fit inside the main adapter, so, depends on the scope eyepiece measurement
89774
Well kind of. I has 4 mil-dots with a short horizontal line across the center of each dot. Don't quite know the object of the horizontal line, maybe just a Tasco idea. But a very nice scope.
261827
Depends on the range. The dot never changes size so the farther you are from the target the larger the dot seems to be.
18380
This particular one is FFP MOA. I believe that you can get MIL, but it would be a different item.
2146148
MOA stands for Moment of Angle. it represents 1" at 100 yards. A site that has a 4 moa would have a dot that represents 4" at 100 yards. MOA is a way for a shooter to quickly judge a rough distance or the size of an object(s). I perfer a smaller MOA when using a red dot sight. For me, anything larger than 4 is to big and takes up to much of the sight at close range.
441263
I bought this about 6 months ago; it is 3/8" dovetail base. I mounted on a Crosman 1377 pellet gun and needed the adapter. Been very pleased for an inexpensive red dot sight.
1552017
the scope has various levels of brightness that I believe will change the dot's moa? it's only a guess but I would guess the lowest setting is sub moa and it's brightest is probably moa to 2 or 3 moa? I typically use the dot to assist with lighting conditions. but the low level is usually adequate for most lighting conditions. if necessary i will adjust the brightness so as not to cover the target. I hope this may help?
286390
At a "typical" combat distance of 7 yards, an 8 MOA dot will cover just slightly more than a 1/2 of an inch area. A 3MOA dot will cover about 1/5 of an inch.
31886
According to my ruler, the EO1 measures 2.75 inches long with a 9/16 inch barrel diameter. I have no idea how the product description fits in any way, shape or form, starting with providing 3 measurement figures. Maybe the package was measured. Anyway, the EO1 carries nicely, best single AAA pocket flashlight ever. Highly recommended.
686003
Mine is the 12417 = integrated mount and 2 MOA dot. Still very happy with it, GREAT choice for small/light weapons.
2253200
it means the dot is 4mos across and 4moa high. sounds big but it really isn't. this is a red dot. there's no need for mos built into the base etc.
813894
Roughly 3/4 inch, it's enough that I can see thru the rear site aperture while me CCO is mounted. The rear site on my M4 seems higher than on the M16s Im used to shooting. I want to maintain a steady posture with my check being rested against my weapon so my site line stays the same for zeroing my weapon.