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230therapy
Optics GrassHopper Joined: May/15/2010 Status: Offline Points: 12 |
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Posted: August/05/2012 at 21:14 |
I see multiple dots when I use the Aimpoint Micros, even with the smaller 2 MOA dot. Do users of the Trijicon SRS experience similar problems? What other red dots are available that may avoid this problem?
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ccoker
Optics Master Joined: February/13/2008 Location: Austin, TX Status: Offline Points: 2041 |
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If you have stigmatism (which it sounds like you probably do) it is not going to be any different.
I have it a little bit and keeping the dot lit lower helps I run a T1 as my primary red dot and have tested the SRS quite a bit Both are about the same from that perspective. |
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EAGLE
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I have a astigmatism (same issue) and use a Trijicon Accupoint and have no problem.
FYI- I have found that an illuminated etched reticle gives my eyes no problems as well.
However, Your mileage may vary.
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ScottsBad
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Hi,
I just received a SRS and I have T-1s and an old EOTech. I must wear very good glasses to get a super clear sight picture when shooting with all red dot type systems. The previous guy mentioned the Accupoint and I concur with his point which is that good 1-?X scopes built for close to mid-range shooting having a focus (or diopter) adjustment, work exceptionally well as a red-dot for the sight-challenged like me. I have a TR24R (1-4X red triangle) and it works very well, but I use red-dots also because they are slightly better for some shooting situations and they are fun as well. The SRS is a very nice sight, I wish it weighed less, but then it might not be as tough. At this point I haven't used it much so I don't know enough to recommend it, so far great. Interestingly, as an aside, it appears (cursory test) that the SRS is NOT compatible with an Aimpoint 3X magnifier. I was curious about this, but I need to do more investigation. I don't believe the SRS was meant to be used with a magnifier, but I was curious. I can recommend the Aimpoint T-1 without reservation. (Magnifier not recommended with the T-1 either, IMHO) Use a scope if you want magnification.
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