I shoot mostly in an indoor range. Will I be able to see the dot @ 20-25 yards??
844269
You will be able to see 20-25 yards easy. In fact you can see, for what seems, miles. The only time it has been difficult to see has been in direct sunlight.
844270
I am not sure, as I am not familiar with indoor ranges. It is plenty bright at 40' in normal house lighting. Shows up very faint in bright sunlight on a concrete surface at about 15-20'.
1399591
The further away the better (10ft max due to cable length). You will see both the device and the target easier. If you have a scope on your gun, turn it down to the least magnification. Do not shoot if you can not see your gun sights, your chrony and the target. They must line up. Take your time and good luck.
1537682
Using reflective target it states up to 100 yardsbut I have not tried that distance the farthest I have tried is 50 yards and saw it fine no issues in bright daylight
1637809
Thats gonna be cutting it awfully close. , your target will look like its in the scope lol Why would one need a scope for 25 yards ? If thats all you'll be shooting . You might wanna go with a hollographic red dot or something and if you shoot long and short do the same and get QD rings for the nikon. Its an excellent scope for the money
1773283
It's sight line is a little too low on mine, hard to see the dot with my aimpoint 5x magnifier. If that makes sense
6890
Then you need to use a bore laser in doors so you can see it. Haven't had a low but AR types are generally high. Matt I have a few different Bushnell, red dots, range finders, and this. They don't make the greatest products in the world. They do have good cust. Service Email or call.
1535406
I think that this depends on how well you shoot and the condition you will shoot in, for me it's very clear and accurate up to 100 yards and possible a bit further but that really depends on the shooter.
1772054
The laser does hit anything no reflective inside 350 yards for me, I use it for golf as a caddie. I shoot trees when my players pitch out of trouble (like the ones across the fairway so they know how far they can hit without reaching the trouble on the other side). I can hit tops of bunkers, fronts of greens, etc, so if you were looking to shoot the top of a tree from close by as a rough estimate you could. Agree with others it'd be tough to get an exact height.
1755201
The reticle is set up for 100 to 500 yards. However the average Joe will probably only ever use a scope to a max distance of 250 to 300 yard. After 300 yards you going to be doing a lot more calculating of windage elevation temperature and a bunch of other factors that the average shooter doesn't really know how to do
1443342
I have this and if you do not have the pro sightmark recticle, it will be blury and or have a double image. It is frustrating at best. For someting that you want to be accurate at 100 yds, go with a decent scope like a Nikon 4.5-14 x 40 BDC and you will be extremly glad you did. I'm 56 and it is hard for the old eyes to see a 22 size hole in a target at a distance. This is my best sugestion. The red dot recticle is great for close proximity shooting, not so much for longer shooting, Target, etc.
545381
I know at 250 yards, you can see the body of a coyote or deer. I have used mine probably close to 400 yards and will light up eyes of animals, good enough for a shot with a scoped rifle.
1704115
IDK! Only shoot about 100 yards at the most at the range I go to. But at 100 yards you can see them. We just go and tape them over and continue shooting!
457445
Mounted this on a tactical shotgun and it may be about a foot from my eye. I don't have any problems picking up the dot. Actually I think it is easier to use further away than closer.
1537684
I've gone out at night with it and I can see the green dot as far as I am able to see due to obstructions in the area. I guess it was about 200 yards. Of course the dot is easier to see if you're not in direct sunlight but you are still able to pick it up looking through the scope.
1356337
I'm very happy with mine and close range - 25-50 yards. Laser and dot seem to hold zero well. Have not tried with a magnifier but good idea!
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.
1724194
No, aim how you would normally on a target. Aim center mass with the front sight just slightly lower then the middle and should be spot on. I qualified at 25 yards with these. Their great!