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Agree, and I think some confusion lies here.
To the OP: shooting off of a bench is a different environment than so-called "tactical" shooting. So direct comparisons are problematic.
I was going to bring up that I do feel more comfortable shooting standing, and on the move with the red dot, and put way more rounds on target. But I held off saying this because these are very new skills I am putting into my basket with the AR, and I don't feel capable of making an well educated statement in this regard. It could be that I'm just getting more comfortable shooting the gun, or it could be the red dot. Planning on trying the same thing with my irons next trip out.
As for the deer rifle comparison, I think it is fair to bring up here, but I concede to your point about the gun being for a different purpose. But like MarkM brought up, the level of practice I have with the gun means that I have no adjustment issues, or problems when I bring the gun up to shoot, and it is quick, safe, and accurate. That was the only point I was trying to make.
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