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Ok. That helps a lot. I've been experimenting with dot sights and lasers on airguns so I'll know what I want when I get a 40 SW. I bought an airgun with a red dot sight that was only $3 dollars extra. Yes, that's three dollars. It actually works surprisingly well. The biggest problem is that you can't adjust the power and the lens doesn't seem to be coated, so in a dimly lit hallway (my range) you get a lot of light scattering off the glass, obliteraing my view of the target. I've ordered a $45 reflex sight with adjustable power for my other air gun. Both are the same style as the EO Tech, and not the tube type.
I have some serious vision problems. Even with glasses, my eyesight is about 20/40. I have trouble seing the sights, and sometimes the target. Fiber optic sights work pretty well, but I'm trying to find something better. One problem I've found with the non holographic type of dot sight is that the image through the lens is darker than without. Makes it hard to see the target unless it's brightly lit.
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