School me on red dots

[Derek8404]

I’ll be cutting it up on arrival.


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Just be mindful to transfer the money over every time you use it and you’ll never pay the interest and you’ll rack up 5% back on amazon purchases. This the only way I shop on amazon, those points rack up quickly and if you use amazon a lot there really isn’t any reason not to credit card.

 

[Damn_Yankee]

Maybe move it back to your eye a couple of slots, and it will catch less glare

I had a couple shooting buddies of mine take a look through it and they don't see it like I do. Just me I guess.

 

[Pineoak]

I use and perfer ADM mounts myself, but I’m curious on why you would skip on Scalarworks mounts?

I've used ADM with no issues and Larue for even longer. Both have been great for me. Larue doesn't gouge my rail, and I've never shot enough rounds to "dig a trench" with it. ADM doesn't have as fine an adjustment as I would prefer, but it holds well and never comes loose by accident.

Guy I know that owns and uses both as well bought a Scalarworks and realized that no matter how much he tried to keep it tight, it kept moving. Excellent machine work and beautiful, but he shared his experience.

 

[Derek8404]

I've used ADM with no issues and Larue for even longer. Both have been great for me. Larue doesn't gouge my rail, and I've never shot enough rounds to "dig a trench" with it. ADM doesn't have as fine an adjustment as I would prefer, but it holds well and never comes loose by accident.

Guy I know that owns and uses both as well bought a Scalarworks and realized that no matter how much he tried to keep it tight, it kept moving. Excellent machine work and beautiful, but he shared his experience.

I have a friend who owns 3 scalar work mounts and has never had an issue. Maybe they have made some improvements on them?