Posted on Aug 20, 2019

Best Red Dot Optics Under $200 - Shootout Review

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I don't own a red dot. Have thought about trying one. Most of my shooting happens at a range that would render a dot to be just something else adding weight. Here's some for the budget conscious.
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Best Red Dot Optics Under $200 - Shootout Review

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I haven't gone for the handgun optics...doesn't make much sense to me outside of competitive shooting. I do run a reflexive sight on my rifle, and have mixed feelings about it. The Aimpoint that we had issued on the M4 was an outstanding piece of gear...but that's a major investment for most of us. My reflexive sight fell in at the $100 cost range, and works alright enough inside of 100 yrds. However, on a very sunny day, I get "splash", and I have to recheck "zero" about every 200 rounds or so. I co-witness with the standard "A2" front sight post, and run a Magpul back-up rear sight, and frankly, wouldn't trust the reflexive sight alone over fifty yards. Been seriously thinking about one or two of the models here in this article...

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