Does the dot location change based on your head position? How is the eye relief? VEPR54 too much for this?
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just like with higher end reflex optics there is parallax at close range like to 15 feet but at distance, things you would be targeting with a rifle, it is zero parallax. you can move your head all around and the reticle does not move off target.
918539
I wear glasses and have no problem with eye relief. I like the twist activated eyecup adjustment: when not actively using the binocs I keep them elevated to protect the ocular lenses. I don't believe in lens caps.
1796903
Got a rail? Of course it will work where ever your eye can perceive the aim-point dot, (and make sure your eye relief is correct). There is an adapter (provided by amazon) to lift the device if necessary. (Inexpensive)
175362
negative mine has no adjustments, except for the hinge in the middle to compensate for the width between your eyeballs.
456994
You are correct, but you also adjust the viewing angle which will affect the distance between the monitor centers as well. Not sure what your concern is, but I was able to adjust to my satisfaction very easily.
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.
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It is designed for sudden quick shots when you don't have the time to flip up the covers. The way it works is that you shoot with both eyes open. The weaker eye feeds the brain the target image which then transfers the image to your dominant eye which can see the dot thru the clear lense. So basically you can line up the dot on target with your dominant eye using the target image from the weaker eye. You do have to have both eyes open for it to work. It is quite accurate in a pinch.
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By the way, if you have not already purchased it, I would look at spending just a little more money and looking at the Vortex red dots. The quality is far beyond that of the Sightmark. I had one a couple of years ago and the adjustments quit working after about a month. You should be able to find a Vortex for a little over $100. All the red dots will need to be sighted in to be perfect but some are closer than others to begin with. Also, I may have just gotten a bad one. Almost all of them can be zeroed in the bright sunshine as well. They have adjustments for the brightness of the dot. I shoot with the vortex and I use one of the lowest settings in the middle of the day and they are plenty bright. By the way, if you have not already purchased it, I would look at spending just a little more money and looking at the Vortex red dots. The quality is far beyond that of the Sightmark. I had one a couple of years ago and the adjustments quit working after about a month. You should be able to find a Vortex for a little over $100. All the red dots will need to be sighted in to be perfect but some are closer than others to begin with. Also, I may have just gotten a bad one. Almost all of them can be zeroed in the bright sunshine as well. They have adjustments for the brightness of the dot. I... » Read More By the way, if you have not already purchased it, I would look at spending just a little more money and looking at the Vortex red dots. The quality is far beyond that of the Sightmark. I had one a couple of years ago and the adjustments quit working after about a month. You should be able to find a Vortex for a little over $100. All the red dots will need to be sighted in to be perfect but some are closer than others to begin with. Also, I may have just gotten a bad one. Almost all of them can be zeroed in the bright sunshine as well. They have adjustments for the brightness of the dot. I shoot with the vortex and I use one of the lowest settings in the middle of the day and they are plenty bright. « Show Less
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What I can C it's designed to adjust to any headside,from da instructions & if I understand this correctly? U need 2 be careful if your eyesight isn't that bad this isn't 4 you. I bought it for my mother,she has poor eyesight
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Parallax free. Head position does not matter. Red dot will fade out in bright sunlight (Needs shielding from direct sunlight). For accuracy, you must sight in the red dot. If you do it right, you will be on target at the distance you used for sighting in.
1587718
this question is for WEAVER, eye relief is important, amazon only lists what the manufacture tells them. call weaver!!!!
2284184
Yup. Just make sure u get a mount raiser. The dot needs about a half inch to an inch raiser so u arent double sighting.
2009243
Yes, you can see the iron sight like normal and also your Red Dot Sight with you head in a more up right postion. I have my setup about half way, so it feels normal looking at both sights.
2041131
My best guess is time and light reflection. It is a combat sight and if you use both eyes the red dot still appears to your brain even when the front cover is down and you don't really want that chance of reflection, off the glass 100%, of the time. You can take off the front and place a honeycomb cover on it.. the best option
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1X red dot sights (RDS) typically have unlimited eye relief. If you can see the dot, you can get the hit no matter how close or how far your eye is from the RDS. I placed it at T5 on my full Picatinny and zeroed it in; I now get an approx. 3" grouping at 50yds, which is all I'm after for this gun & sight.
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this one will give you absolute cowitness，you need the high profile for lower 1/3 cowitness，and i assume you are using a micro reddot like me。if you are using like aimpoint pro，it might be different
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Not at all, if you line up the little red dot. It took me a while to figure that out