What is it the MOA value for this sight?
288554
not sure what the moa is, 1 click 1/4 inch? but it holds zero at 50 yards all day every day
1587353
Yes. I have one on a 5.56 NATO AR. Holds zero just fine. Just make sure all screws from the factory are good and snug when you install it. It's does fine. Price? It's not a high end sight but it's a good value and has versitility for many applications. Don't expect to see $400 performance out of it. It is a good functioning sight at an affordable price.
283852
I got the "MULTI-ADAPTER MA5-4" from this website [ http://www.desertskyastro.com/Dovetails.html ] $25 plus $6 shipping. I have the scope attached to a Celeston CG-2 mount I got for around $120 on Ebay. It's fine for just viewing but I wouldn't recommend it for photography which I am not into. I highly recommend getting the double stacking filter if you haven't gotten it already...it's very much worth it. It greatly enhances the viewing experience.
313053
The 3,5,8 and 10 mean the MOA dot size is changing. The number of the setting corresponds to how big of an area the dot covers at 100 yards. It comes with scope rings. I have 2 of these and like them very much. Not sure about the warranty as I have never needed it.
1035383
I'm not clear what it is you're asking. I found the optic ok as is to picany rail. If you need to raise the optic higher, then that depends on you, i.e. Your eye level to rail.
581350
It's .11 dovetail. The scope can be OK or complete junk. You definitely should upgrade the scope mounts, imo.
1255137
The turret markers are your average 1/4 MOA (or 1/4 inch for non internet gun nerds) at 100 yards. The 44 in the name is because it has a 44mm objective lens. It is a decent scope and will hold up on magnum rifles if properly mounted and cared for.
751508
My gun came with open sights(no mount). At $250. from AOA, I'm not complaining.
613126
They are standard, you can choose crosshairs with dot in middle, eotech style, plain dot, or circle and crosshairs. If you have an astigmatism they may be blurry, like they are to me, but still no problems here. If you need the moa of the sights, the sightmark website states them. I used the crosshairs with dot in middle and it's easily accurate to 100+ yards
1100010
Look up your scope on BSA web site and it will show you your scope and sight picture. Its just like the one I got from them. One fine scope.
443324
I believe that it is 1/4 moa. The sight height on my rifle with that mount is 2.625 inches.
1660679
As others have stated there is no magnification. The 1-4 I believe refers to the MOA size of the dot. 1 MOA for more precise aiming 4 MOA for faster sight aquisition. You probably already know this but 1 MOA is roughly equal to 1 inch at 100 yards, 4 MOA roughly 4 inches so the bigger the dot the more of your target is covered and the less precise your aiming. This is a very generalized explanation. Hope it is helpful.
676722
I believe the picture is wrong. For the price and the model you should be getting the one with the illumination. Regardless, Amazon will refund anything as long as its within the specified time. You really have nothing to lose. Also, this particular scope moves in price a lot (on amazon) from about 470.00-530.00. I would buy it now given the price that they are offering.
1743050
Using it on a 7.62 x 51 Ruger 762 with a quick acquisition sight mounted above. Without the additional QA sight it was an issue because the FOV is less than my eyes deal with quickly at less than 150 yds. Its clear, and so far has held up well. At high power setting, you can see a really, really long way.
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.
443325
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.
2062575
At 100 yards, yes, it is 1/8 MOA per click. I really like this scope a lot. I have it on my Savage 17hmr, and I can plink half dollar sized holes at 200 yards on a bench, no prob.