I've always wondered this and seeing as how they are becoming increasingly popular it has me at least curious as to if I'm missing something about using a true 1-4 or 1-6 optic on an AR.
I understand at higher magnification for further distances, you will have a smaller room for 'error' in regards to having to properly look through the scope to reduce parallax and black outs, but what about at 1x? Is it almost like an EoTech/Aimpoint where you can move your head around quite a bit and still hit what your reticule is centered on, or does this require a much better technique than the parallax free red dots at no magnification?
Very curious about this as I have either experience with optics or red dots, but not an optic being used as a red dot and wanted to see what the pros/cons of maybe replacing my Eotech for an Accupoint or something in that direction would be.
Thanks
I understand at higher magnification for further distances, you will have a smaller room for 'error' in regards to having to properly look through the scope to reduce parallax and black outs, but what about at 1x? Is it almost like an EoTech/Aimpoint where you can move your head around quite a bit and still hit what your reticule is centered on, or does this require a much better technique than the parallax free red dots at no magnification?
Very curious about this as I have either experience with optics or red dots, but not an optic being used as a red dot and wanted to see what the pros/cons of maybe replacing my Eotech for an Accupoint or something in that direction would be.
Thanks