Is this a 5 MOA red dot or a 3 MOA red dot? I have conflicting data from Simmon's website and what is listed here.
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I can not tell you exactly, but in comparison to other Red Dots that I know are a 3 MOA. It is my belief that this Simmons is a 3 MOA. Hope this helps.Doom
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The original box says it is a 5MOA. That aside, based on the size of the dot, I would have guessed it a 3. The dot is small, but I have been quite satisfied for the price.
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Depends on the model. This is one of those products that they use 1 manual for 3 models... Models 511303 & 511304 = 3 MOA Model 511305 = 5 MOA
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I bought it for someone to give as a gift so have no knowledge of how it worked. Sorry.
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I can not tell you exactly, but in comparison to other Red Dots that I know are a 3 MOA. It is my belief that this Simmons is a 3 MOA. Hope this helps. Doom
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Basically the answer is yes. The lower moa ratings are the more accurate they are at long ranges. At 100 yards an optic with 3 moa will shoot 6" groupings. Basically we are talking about the size of the dot. I own the Fast fire III with 8 moa and I own another cqb optic that is 1 moa. Inside 50 feet the 8 moa dot will be bigger and therefore quicker to get on target. So the answer to your question is yes as long as its pretty close. If you want to be more accurate out to 100 yards or meters the 3 moa would be better.
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Well I haven't noticed any issue. At 2 mil it is half the size of most other red dots. If you use the magnifier it will be 4mil. How far out is the target? The further away your target the more the dot will cover it!
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Yes there is. If your scope is a true 1-4x it will Co witness with back up iron sights on an ar. That is with a 30mm tubed optic. I don't know how many MOA it actually is. Good question. I will get the measurement tonight
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It has a illuminated center dot that lights up red. Very nice to have. I've had scopes that had the whole reticle light up and it was way too much goin on in the scope and it would drain the battery way too fast. The center dot is simple effective and great on the battery. Plus with the crosshairs you won't even need the dot about 90% of the time.
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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.
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The turret markings are marked in 1/4 moa. I have never worked with the dr mount so I have no information on sight height.
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I'm not sure. I have a strikefire red dot scope, I'll check later when I get home.
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MOA stands for minutes of angle. In essence, it is the size of the dot. 4 MOA means that the dot will be approximately 4 inches wide at 100 yards. That means, at 100 yards, the dot will cover 4 inches of your target. At 50 yards, the dot will be 2 inches wide; at 25 yards it will be 1 inch wide, etc. There is a discussion of this on the C-More website: http://www.cmore.com/diode.html
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No it does not at this time-But you can do what I did-purchace the Trijicon 6.5 MOA Adj Red Dot-it works great
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At 100 yards the red dot will be 16" with the 3x so I would get a 5x. I had a 7x and it was about 2" @ 100 yards so I'm guessing your 5x would be about 3.5" dia.
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Its minutes of angle. 4 MOA is a larger dot good for handguns and carbines up to around 25 yards. If you are shooting longer range you should go with a 2MOA.
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Dennis,I don't know as I am not familiar with the Strikfire red dot system.Mark
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To adjust the red dot you can use a penny or a flathead screw driver. It's an awesome sight. Def lives up to it's name.
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I personally have the red and green dot and love being able to switch between the two. There are times that I need to make a contrast between my sight picture and the dot itself. I have qualified with this sight on my ar-15 as my patrol (duty) rifle and it performed perfectly. I hope I answered your question, and if you decide to buy this product I hope you have as much success as I have!
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Product description states: Item model number: TA104050IRF Which indicates that it is an Illuminated Range Finding reticle. NOT the mil-dot reticle.
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Depends on the package you get. One has a red dot, one has a 4x scope with drop lines. I personally own the 4x scope and I'm very pleased.