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Posted: 9/14/2011 5:53:01 AM EDT
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I was talked into the 2-2 version and now I'm trying to decide if it was a good idea or not. I'm not really seeing the benefit of the 2 dot vs the 1 dot after using it. Does anyone have any experience with both that can give good info on them.
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Here's a decent chart explaining it and the zero ranges for the different dots:
http://www.riflescopes.webyshops.com/Tech-Talk/Eotech-XPS2-2-XPS3-2-USING-2-DOT-BALLISTIC-RETICLE Do you expect to shoot close to 500 yards? And if you are do you plan on using a magnifier as well? In my case with my now sold EXPS3-2, I never had the chance to shoot that far so the second dot was worthless to me. It was actually a distraction more than anything. You're better off just using the 65MOA ring to help gauge your bullet drop compensation when shooting that range on the XPS2-0/XPS3-0 instead imo. |
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Here's a decent chart explaining it and the zero ranges for the different dots: http://www.riflescopes.webyshops.com/Tech-Talk/Eotech-XPS2-2-XPS3-2-USING-2-DOT-BALLISTIC-RETICLE Do you expect to shoot close to 500 yards? And if you are do you plan on using a magnifier as well? In my case with my now sold EXPS3-2, I never had the chance to shoot that far so the second dot was worthless to me. It was actually a distraction more than anything. You're better off just using the 65MOA ring to help gauge your bullet drop compensation when shooting that range on the XPS2-0/XPS3-0 instead imo. I do have a magnifier behind it. It's a PA 3x Deluxe model. 500 yards, I doubt it, the local gun club only has out to 200 yards. |
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