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Red Dot vs. Magnified Optics
It can be difficult to make the right decision when it comes to selecting the best scope for your gun Do you select a red dot or do you go magnified? Therefore, each of them provides a good mix of advantages and disadvantages you need some time to think it over before choosing one. Today we decided to grind into these two options a little more, and help give you an idea if either could be the right fit for you.
Factors to Consider
There are a couple of things to consider before you make that decision on whether to go with a red dot or a magnified optic. Another important factor is the distance of your target. For long uniform you might prefer a magnified optic. That being said, if your engagement ranges will be within CQC a red dot sight can make more sense.
Another thing to look at is how much more clear you want your view. An optic pictured in magnification can give you a much better idea of what your target is, especially if it is further away. On the other hand, a red dot sight can be simpler to use and faster to aim.
Red Dot vs Magnified Optics Pros and Cons
Pros: Simple to use, fast target acquisition, good for close work
Cons:- Short range- Less precise than magnified optics
Magnified Optics
Pros Clear view of aim More suitable for long-range shooting More accurate
Cons: Slower target acquisition, potentially bulky and heavy
The Red Dot Magnified Optics Dilemma
However, there are some distinct differences between red dot sights and magnification scopes. Great for close range shooting with both eyes open. These Red dot sight are very easy to use and provide a rapid target acquisition. On the other hand, magnified optics will give you a sharp and clear shot on your target especially if you are shooting at a relatively faraway distance.
Red Dot or Magnified Optics
This final factor comes down to how you like your shooting and what kind of things it is your trying to hit. For close range and quick to shoot red dot might be the Telescope right answer. If you're someone who's going to shoot out at distance however and require undistorted clarity a magnified optic might work better.
Conclusion
If you are choosing a red dot sight vs magnified optic consider the Night Vision distance at which your targets will be located at, how good of a view you want to have and what type of shooting matters. Do your research beforehand on what perks and drawbacks each choice has. Enjoy your Xingyun shooting.
