RedDotSights

edgarhumbert

August 05, 2002 19:45

I've been thinking to purchase Red Dot sight for My 1911 pistol. I've considered C-more, OKO, Bushnell Holo sight, and aimpoint. Which is a best option? Any suggestions?

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  groundhog devastation

  August 05, 2002 20:03

  I've never tried one on a 1911 but if there is something out there better than a holosight for any application I haven't seen it yet! Amazingly fast target aquisition!! 1MOA dot instead of basketball size behemoth!! Try one you'll like it!! GHD

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  gap1916

  August 07, 2002 12:17

  I have a Bushnell HALO it works great. I looked at the C-More but did not have the opertunity to test drive one.

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  Josey1

  August 07, 2002 16:33

  If you are truly looking to buy the best quality then buy the Aimpoint.The Aimpoint M2 red dots will take all kinds of punishment and still work flawlessly whereas I would not say the same for the others.
  
  "If cowardly and dishonorable men sometimes shoot unarmed men with army pistols or guns, the evil must be prevented by the penitentiary and gallows, and not by a general deprivation of a constitutional privilege." - Arkansas Supreme Court, 1878

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  shootlow

  August 07, 2002 19:19

  i have 2 open race guns and they have C-MORE's they have never given me a problem

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  cliffdropover1

  August 08, 2002 17:07

  The C-More has become the most popular of late, because it is the brightest of them all. Will work great in bright sun against a white target. The Holosight is also an excellent sight. If you are looking to go inexpensive. The ones made by BSA are good. These are in many catalogs at great prices. Tasco has gone out of business, so look for bargains there too.
  
  Hope this helps.

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  lazywallrus

  August 09, 2002 10:01

  Someone here refered me to this site www.larrysguns.com Look at the ultradot sights. I bought one for my 41mag blackhawk, and it has held up very well. it comes with rings lens covers and a battery for about a hundred bucks. Also free shipping and a lifetime warranty. I think Im going to put one on my shotgun also.

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  Shootist3006

  August 09, 2002 10:39

  edgar, if you are planning on shooting bullseye, go with the Aimpoint. If you are going to be shooting one of the action sports, go with either the C-more or the Holosight (I would go to the Holo unless cost is a major concern). Both the C-more and Holosight are much faster to acquire while the Aimpoint has better accuracy - hope this helps.
  
  Quod principi placuit legis habet vigorem.Semper Fidelis

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  Nighthawk

  August 09, 2002 11:44

  Ive been using Aimpoint on a few of my toys,without complaint.As far as the 1911 Ive heard alot of positive feed back on the Holo Sight.
  
  Best!!
  
  Rugster

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