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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Head Shots With Red Dots (Page 3 of 3)
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I think a lot of people completely missed the point of this experiment, including both supportive and critical posters. Changing the title away from “headshots with red dots” might help. “How dot size in RDS optics effects aiming precision at small targets” might be easier to rapidly digest. |
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Quoted: Never thought I'd see a Hutnik here. You know your gear! I used to gig in Windsor a lot when Bill was getting his business rolling. Great guy. I was at his shop while he was shaping the thickness of the neck of that bass. I kept saying "thinner, thinner." ..... |
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Quoted: How does shooting a simulated distance target at 50 yards account for bullet drop? Quoted: How does shooting a simulated distance target at 50 yards account for bullet drop? From the first post of this thread . . . Quoted: The testing was conducted at 50 yards in order to mitigate the variable of wind-drift that would have been significant if testing had been conducted at actual distances and to remove the vertical variation of the points of impact that would have occurred due to bullet drop at actual distances. The objective here was to determine what the limitation on accuracy was, due to aiming with the various red-dot sights, not how well I could dope the wind and distance. Each optic was zeroed for POA=POI at 50 yards prior to testing using 10-shot groups. .... |
[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Head Shots With Red Dots (Page 3 of 3)
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