is it really a 2moa dot?
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.
261828
Neither of the answers below make sense. The question is whether it is a 2 m.o.a. dot. M.o.a. = minute of angle. Meaning at 100 yards, the dot covers roughly 2 inches. At 50 yards it covers roughly one inch. Other users have stated that it is, in fact, a 5 m.o.a dot.
1666472
I don't believe it serves for any purpose, it's just there. The dot on my case though, happens to be balck.
1126982
I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.
257928
Appears to be more than 5 MOA if you want better, pay more for something else.
249974
Imagine crosshairs in the glass , Then, imagine fine dots perfectly spaced along the crosshairs lines . These dots represent a MOA " minutes of arc " a measurement of gravity over distance.Also , google Millitoptics.
1998653
I'd have to say yes to the sizes, but there is only one shape round dot. The picture listed is acquire as far as the size of the tip (dots) go. For the price I think their great. Hope this helped. Have a wonderful day.
2146147
MOA (minute of angle)4 MOA ? 120 mm at 100 m (4" at 100 yards) In practice, this means that the 4 MOA dot covers the target
321326
Mil dots are designed to help with range estimation and in my opinion helps with follow up shots. I don't have much experience with range finder scopes. If it's on the the coitac scope go with mil dot or a simple cross hair.
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!
1262000
Its not an actual dot its cross hairs.. works quite well not so much of a magnifier but great for cqb (close quarter combat) differentlevels of brightness so u can adjust on sunny days or at night..
947210
I can't answer your question, but I can tell you that I returned the sight because the entire sight is small, the dot is very small and if you are buying it to get a good sight picture in the dark then you can forget it. Not gonna happen. The picture is very deceiving. I've never seen a sight this small. I went with another brand and i'm happy. Hope this helps.
514172
Yes, it works. Easy sight in, bright dot. If anything is wrong, the dot is a touch big but not too big. Worth it for the price. Seriously, you can't buy this expecting to much, but it works for what it is. No problems here.
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.
505635
No. They are each numbered differently. There are two dots above each number and a line beneath each number.
1370586
Yes, it is. The focal length and aperture value cannot be mathematically separated, and must both be multiplied by 1.53.
2283930
Yes.the why I see it is,this is a crosshairs first,red dot second optic for me,although both work flawlessly,I mainly purchased this scope to use the crosshairs and really only use the dot in lowlight situations.FYI,the dot is quite bright in daylight hours.
322249
You are not doing anything wrong. To see the shape, you need more magnification. I got a Barlow 2x shorty to go with mine which doubles the magnification. That will enlarge Mars so it's a bigger dot.