Explanation of Co-Witness

[Dualspringfields]

Thanks.
Any other opinions? The 4 MOA dot or the 2 MOA dot?
And sry for not knowing. But what is 1/3 co-witness?


Thanks Casey.

[wichaka]

I looked thru a co-witness set up, then thru a 1/3 lower set up, such as the LaRue mount mentioned above. I think you'll like the 1/3 better. You get a better field of view, with less clutter when looking thru the aimpoint.

[C4IGrant]

Newbie here and sry if this is a stupid question.

Can you co-wittness with a Aimpoint Comp C3 sight???? And if so what would I need to get to do this? What mount???


Thanks Casey.

Not with the mount that comes with it. You can if you buy a better mount.

We offer member pricing on Aimpoints and have the C3 in stock. Drop us a line if interested.


C4

[C4IGrant]

Thanks.
Any other opinions? The 4 MOA dot or the 2 MOA dot?
And sry for not knowing. But what is 1/3 co-witness?


Thanks Casey.

Get 2MOA. Lower 1/3 means that your irons will appear in the lower 1/3 of the Aimpoint window.


C4

[Dualspringfields]

Ok thanks

[FJB]

Newbie here and sry if this is a stupid question.

Can you co-wittness with a Aimpoint Comp C3 sight???? And if so what would I need to get to do this? What mount???


Thanks Casey.

Go to www.downrange.tv/show2 "Aimpoint: The Red Dot Solution" to watch/learn more about Aimpoint sights and how to use them.

S/F

[Dualspringfields]

Yep I did.

Thanks

[John_Wayne777]

Thanks.
Any other opinions? The 4 MOA dot or the 2 MOA dot?
And sry for not knowing. But what is 1/3 co-witness?

It looks something like this:



The sights are in the lower 1/3 of the optic.

[Dualspringfields]

Bought a CompC3 off a guy for $200.00. Used but very very little. No scratches or anything. Anyway thatnks guys for the help and all. Took it out today and sighted her at 50 yards. Didnt do too bad to me for someone who has never shot using one before. Using a stock trigger too. Got a new trigger coming. Going out again tomorrow.

Like I said thanks for the help fellas. Casey.

[ballsout]

I think I understand how this 1/3 co-witness works with a sight but I still have not physically seen how this works. Will somebody explain the 1/3 and 100% co-witness, or even draw a small diagram?