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  • Big Oz
    I'm getting a little older (who isn't) and my eyes just don't work like they used to. I'm considering getting a Millet red dot sight for one of my .22 target pistols. Any one have any experience with this or other red dots I would like to hear about them. Thanks.
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  • perry shooter
    Hello you did not state what gun you were mounting the red dot sight on This would make a big difference on what you might want to buy on a 22 rimfire rifle you could get by with a cheap scope but if you mount the dot on the slide of a 45 auto it better be one that can take recoil " higher dollar types ". The open type give you a better headsup veiw with both eyes open "SHOTGUN" but the tube type are IMHO are better in the rain . Then there is the dot size If you can't try out some of your friends to see what you like best go with something like an ULTRADOT it has changeable dot sizes and will take recoil . "PRAISE THE HARDBALL GUN"
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  • dano1
    I bought a cheapy once for a slug barrel - it worked pretty good for the shotgun - 50mm, 11 brightness settings, etc. Handled all the 3" slugs I put it through. Its the old saying "You get what you pay for" I was willing to dump $40 on something I didn't really need for a long time and if I blew it up - so what. It just depends on your useage and what you're after.

    Its stats are below in the AC10332 column:

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  • Big Oz
    More info. - This is for smallbore competition pistols
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  • gap1916
    ATN has a new one out designed for handguns. small and light. Check it out. [8D]

    Greg
    Former Marine
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  • seb1999
    [?]What would be a good price for a red dot mounted on a marlin 9mm camp rifle?

    I am looking at a Barska 2" red dot.
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  • dano1
    seb1999 - you got mail.
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