How many MOA is the red dot?
257928
Appears to be more than 5 MOA if you want better, pay more for something else.
394312
A red dot would be ok however the sights are one of the better features of this air gun. It does have a dovetail for mounting other sights however it is a narrower dovetail designed for air gun optics/rings.
739169
*Red/green dot sight *1x magnification *30mm objective diameter *1/2 MOA click value @ 100 yds *38mm tube diameter *4.0 MOA dot *95' field of view @ 100 yds *25mm exit pupil *Flexible eye relief *3.74" *7.4 oz *Incl. 3V CR2032 battery, flip-open lens caps, cleaning cloth & manual
2146142
Its minutes of angle. 4 MOA is a larger dot good for handguns and carbines up to around 25 yards. If you are shooting longer range you should go with a 2MOA.
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.
880147
I would not go by what jimmy says because I would disagree I have 1 and love it. Very nice sight for the money. As for your question I believe it is a 5 moa.
1119270
Hard to say because it will not fit on any rail system that i have. So I'd suggest going with a different red dot.
686003
Mine is the 12417 = integrated mount and 2 MOA dot. Still very happy with it, GREAT choice for small/light weapons.
1017661
I am not sure but this one has both red & green dot retical. I like this option for both day and night. Hope this helps you.
443324
I believe that it is 1/4 moa. The sight height on my rifle with that mount is 2.625 inches.
1489922
The MOA isn't sizing to fit the weapon, it's the size of the dot inside of the RMR. All RMRs are the same size they just vary in the ways they are powered and the size of the red dot.
2208963
I'm not sure. I have a strikefire red dot scope, I'll check later when I get home.
981404
According to the manual, the Mark AR Mod 1 is 1/10th mil per click.http://www.leupold.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Tactical_Scope_Manual.pdfThe reticle dots are spaced 1 mil apart. (If mil-dot)http://www.leupold.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Tactical-Milling-Reticle-Man.pdf
1534478
Depends on your setup but im pegging 3" groupings around 300 to 350ish yards with it on my core 15 5.56 depends also on if your piston driven or not. The red dot I find to be more for looks than functionality they way its mounted you cant really get a good view because the eye relief on the main scope is around 1.5" to 2" so ive got it locked in right at the back of my rail and the red dot is just to close but it dose function and it does hold zero even with 500+ rounds I've had no issues.
185319
This is the only number I could find - B001E11HH4. I have two of these with red dot scopes. My husband and I love them. They are a lot of fun. Much easier to cock than my larger crossbow.
286384
Basically the answer is yes. The lower moa ratings are the more accurate they are at long ranges. At 100 yards an optic with 3 moa will shoot 6" groupings. Basically we are talking about the size of the dot. I own the Fast fire III with 8 moa and I own another cqb optic that is 1 moa. Inside 50 feet the 8 moa dot will be bigger and therefore quicker to get on target. So the answer to your question is yes as long as its pretty close. If you want to be more accurate out to 100 yards or meters the 3 moa would be better.
95180
It is a 200mW laser that runs at 532mw. From my experience using my spotting scope while it was on a bench I will tell you at 100yards is right at 4 MOA. Of course every laser expands the further it is thrown. My thought is for the price of this unit and at 4 MOA at 100 yards, I'll take those stats. My AimPoint Pro that is on the same rifle is a 4 MOA dot... I can't ask for more.