At close range the red dot seems to be 3" across, how big will it be at 50 yards?
1186627
The laser should project a small dot at close range and a marginally larger dot at distance.
1609995
10-50X60 with Mil-Dot reticle 10 yards @ 10 power 2 yards @ 50 power 1/8" 3.5 15.6 25oz Side Saddle; 10-1500
1212620
30/30 as labeled on the box. The 30/30 reticle represents 30 inches between the fine cross-wires at 4X at 100 yards.
1804430
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!
1028296
Yes and no, it will depend on how far is the target as the red dot is not really visible during sunlight. I am in TX and we get A LOT of sunlight, so not very useful for me. In the best condition, I think it would be good for 50 yards. The boresight only helps you sight it in, so that it will be closer to the intended target. I don't really recommend it.
2250046
Short answer: Yes! Once you get to know your gun and get it dialed in properly, 50yds shouldn't be a problem at all. I have at least 3 kills at that range. All rabbits, all head shots, all dropped and died within a few seconds. Above 55 - 60 yds, I don't know. Haven't done it.
1171832
It will focus out to as far as you can see. From 10yards to "infinity" but yeah few hundred yards is more like it. Unless you are putting it on a high power PCP Air gun then its really too much scope.
1692539
No.....not at 50ft...however..it's is good to 50yrds....you would want to find a 4x scope to use at 50ft. The predator quest is just to powerful to see that close up...I bought a Burris 4x M-tac you will see better up close with that scope...it also has a red dot speed sight..you would be able to see 2ft. In front of you....works great indoors and out doors...and can hit 1/2 minute steel out to 300meters...that's the best I can do anyway...you may be able to do better. I bought it on Amazon and got a really awesome price on it...check it out I think you will like it...I run it on my colt competition A.R. it's mil spec...so you would need a mil spec base.....the article lights up in case you need it maybe for point entry...I hope this helps....
948161
I'd say mine is accurate to within 40-50 feet. Good for a pistol or a shotgun, maybe a bull pub rifle. Outside that you can literally twist the sight and watch the red dot make a circle on the wall so I don't think they are very aligned within the housing. However at the distance I mentioned above you can get sighted in decently. Highly suggest if using to approximate the point of aim, that you follow up with a trip to a range to fine tune it.
405406
depends on your eyes its not magnified at all so me personally 100 yards is about all I get out of a red dot with no magnification now you can buy there magnifier to put behind it and it gives you 3 times magnification
1404399
I sighted mine in at 40ft. That will take care of almost anything you might shoot at.
1270293
up to 300 meters--the military uses it to 600 with the 5.56. It is dependent on eyesight and skill but easily doable. Not a long range target device but great for "minute of pig" 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.
1408010
I would fire at 100 yards, Michael. But I have been bore sighting my firearms for years and I have had good success. Try it at at 50, see where you hit, then move accordingly. Happy shooting!
639283
Will work with the 50mm (tall enough for the objective) however, the larger the objective, the less view of the iron sights.
84637
Close focus is 25 feet, a little fuzzy at 20 ft. I use mine to spot bullet holes in a target when shooting with iron sights at 50 yards. Works great!
314035
This is like a true red dot. If it is on the spot that is where the projectile will go