#3 moa vs 6 moa vs 8 moa driver#

We shoot 5 pins 4 times = 1 score, we turn in 10 scores over 10 weeks and keep the best 6 scores for total. I actually haven't beaten my iron sight single line time of 1.96 seconds with a dot yet but my total scores over the 10 week league have been getting better with a dot. With the group of guys I shoot with, you have to consistently shoot under 3 seconds or you don't have a chance of winning. If you can get fast with a small dot then that's great. I don't want to compromise with just 1 gun for all sports. I have several handguns set up for this sport (iron sight and dot) and some for long range target. Accuracy is not a concern for this sport, only the lowest time. I have seen some do it under 2 seconds, I have done it a couple times with iron sights. It's not uncommon for bowling pin shooters to shoot 5 pins between 2 and 3 seconds (5 in row). I also like mounting the dot as low as possible. Here are pics showing the FF3 shade on my revolvers, the shade comes with it and just snaps on. At 100 yards it's the difference between 8' and 3' but I mostly shoot at 25 feet. The 8MOA dot is really not that big compared to 3MOA IMO, it's not like golf balls to basket balls. The FF3's now have 5 settings, Auto, High, Med, Low and Off. I haven't used the older Burris FF dots to compare but I hear the FF3 is much better. I know there are better options out there, but the Burris was in the price range I wanted. Also getting used to ignoring the damn thing bouncing all around. For indoor matches I prefer a 4 MOA dot turned down a bit. Like Aircooled6racer, I use the 6 or 8 MOA for outside here in the Texas sun. If you can tell the difference in size between the two, your eyes are much better than mine. It took learning the exact grip hold so the dot was in view when you bring up the gun, not hunting for it after the fact. One is a 6 MOA and the other is an 8 MOA. It took a few months before I finally got better than my iron sights, but now I can always do better than iron sights. The reflex sights can be hard to get used to, especially if you've never used a dot before, like me. Turn the brightness up and down and see how it looks to you. If you know anyone who has them on guns and has both sizes, ask them to look through them. Before you buy anything, and you're not sure, go look through a few and see the difference. They have their place in certain conditions, but not in all conditions. The Burris FF type sights are a bit harder to get fast dot acquistion due to the intensity and lack of shade around the dot to make it easy to see. The 'tin can' type work better in all conditions for being able to see the dot. That's the sight's fault, not the dot size. Some sights don't produce a bright enough dot under certain conditions to be used well in bright sunlight. The smaller dot is easy enough to see simply by turning the intensity up on it. I shot speed shoots and precision shoots at three gun matches and used the same dot size in the same gun for both and some of my sights had adjustable dot sizes and I never used the larger dot. Not sure where anyone 'looked it up', but from years of competing and winning myself and knowing many, many top shooters, big dots are not the hot set-up. I have met and know most of the 'big name' shooters in my travels over the years, and most prefer the smaller dots. The mount came today, I plan on hunting Friday morning and don't think I'll have time to shoot it in tomorrow.I was a factory sponsored shooter for several years and shot in many major competitions. I always try to center the red dot in the Fastfire over the barrel before I shoot. Make sure to loosen the set screws before turning the adjustment screws. It'll require some tweaking with different loads etc.

#3 moa vs 6 moa vs 8 moa driver#

Without letting the gun move, use the supplied screw driver to move the red dot to the black dot in the center of the pattern. Place the red dot on the first black sharpie dot. Return to the bench and place the gun back on the bags. Walk to the cardboard and find the center of your pattern.Дraw another black dot with the sharpie in the center of your pattern. 25 - 40 yards depending on your preference.Дraw a black dot (baseball size) with a sharpie.ДЇrom a bench with both a front and rear bag, shoot at the dot. Big piece of cardboard - 4x4 slip sheets are nice.