
Originally Posted by
glockshooter
To answer some unanswered questions
2. Someone asked about the importance of the dot size, so in a nut shell. A 4moa dot is going to cover up a 4 inch circle at 100 yards, 8 at 200, 12 at 300. Now this is important because you are limited in your adjustability. If you have a 4moa dot you are pretty much limiting your rifle to a 4 inch capability. You can get it smaller if you learn to use smaller portion of you dot.
The highlighted statement is false. I fired the 10-shot group pictured below with a 4 MOA Aimpoint, using the whole dot centered on the target, at a distance of 50 yards. The extreme spread is 0.548" which is slightly over 1 MOA.
Last edited by Molon; 07-23-09 at 10:21.
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