Is the red dot just in the scope? Or visible on actual targets?
1472986
Only in the scope! It moves and repeats adjustments, I added a Lazee as I too wanted to "Paint" my target!
1472987
The dot is visible but barely in well lit conditions, if it's cloudy outside it's more visible.
947560
Bushnell doesn't specify but typically Red Dots like it are set parallax free at 50 yards. I checked mine and it has about 1/2" of dot movement at 3 yards at the extremes of the exit pupil so it's not significant if you have your eye anywhere near centered. Since this sight is intended for shotguns and handguns any parallax at very long range is a non-issue.
117171
you can remove the red dot . I don't know how to answer the last part of your question I find that it sets vary high but works ok.
1042902
Gerald, you should see the red dot in the scope and you should see the red dot outside the scope at whatever you are pointing at.
45916
It's a 4 plex reticle. No mil dot, no hash marks of any kinds. Looks like 4 arrows pointing towards dead center. The glass is flawless, the light absorption is awesome, the turrets are great. Being that Redfield was bought out by Leupold it is made by their standards but not with their price. The Objective Diameter is pretty big. I had to buy Ultra High rings to mount to my AR. I'm pretty pleased with the scope. I would like a mil dot reticle but for the price it's pretty solid. Anything else I can help you with?
498411
If you're are talking about a double projection of the reticle...then yes, slightly. The dot seems to be the clearest and least problematic with this HWS.
1567297
It depends how much you plan on using it. When I'm hunting, I take the red dot completely off. When I'm just target shooting, I leave it on. I wouldn't buy this for the red dot attachment. It is a really cheap red dot. If you plan on using the scope for hunting I wouldn't use the red dot at all.
1530517
I am also cross eye dominant, and as with all red dots you should be shooting with both eyes open, which should help. I have not found much difference in performance from a "can you see it" perspective between this, an EOTech, and an ACOG, they all work about the same for addressing the cross eye dominance issue.
166428
Yes. The reticle is normally black and easily visible in daylight with the illumination dial at 0 (OFF). This is true at all magnifications, contrary to some comments. Since the reticle is on the first focal plane, it increases in size as the magnification increases. This means the bullet drop is correct for all magnifications; it also means the reticle looks more like a dot at 1X. When you turn the illumination dial to 1 - 11, it glows an increasingly bright red. 11 is quite bright -- useful for making the reticle stand out against a bright background, but too bright for night. Store it with the reticle illumination off (0). When hunting, or in competition or self defense situation, set it to as much illumination as you need. Bright makes it stand out quickly, but too much glow makes it less precise. I think it works very well.
1327259
It's a reflective red dot. It's really good quality though. I wasn't expecting it to be as good as it is. Mine has held zero for close to 1000 rounds.
556030
I'm not sure what kind of sight u r referring to but I mounted a red field small red dot beside my scope. The fit was close to the receiver which keeps the red dot out of harms way and keeps the zero dead on for quick and close accuracy.
1097362
The color of the reticle corresponds to the color of the light pipe on the top of the scope - in this case it would be a red reticle unless they have the wrong picture shown. Hope that helps.
1495445
The entire reticle is not illuminated, just the dot at the aim point. Leuopold has branded this as a "Fire dot". This model has 3 different reticles with the Fire dot. I am not sure which one this listing is for. You can see the various reticle patterns at: http://www.leupold.com/hunting-shooting/scopes/vx-r-riflescopes/vx-r-1-25-4x20mm-includes-metric/
604185
The reticle is somewhat similar to my other scopes which include a Redfield and a Leopold-VII. Crosshair center point of sight is thinner/finer than the outer crosshair thickness. No issues with the scope view or sighting whatsoever. As stated earlier I use this scope on my pellet for small critters.
1382721
Hi KC,Sorry l gave you the wrong scope info for one of my three ones. The one you are asking about has top, left and right mil-dots. I would send a picture but don't know how. Sorry about that. It is a great scope.
849485
Mine came with a red dot scope. The Quad 400 package shown in your question states it has a red dot scope. The picture showing an optical scope could be confusing.
314035
This is like a true red dot. If it is on the spot that is where the projectile will go