Hi guys,
I didn't want to hijack the other red dot thread, but I had a different type of question. I can only shoot indoors and even with the red dot at the lowest setting, the dot is still too bright and there is glare around the dot. If I point it out a window on a sunny day the dot looks like a perfectly round tiny dot.
The glare around it indoors makes shooting from anything past 25' very difficult and under 25' it could be much better. I've tried turning numerous lights on and even opening up the blinds when shooting during the day and it still isn't right.
Is there a way to dim the dot somehow or has anyone put some kind of filter over there's?
Quote from: Tater on December 12, 2012, 09:14:29 PM
Hi guys,
I didn't want to hijack the other red dot thread, but I had a different type of question. I can only shoot indoors and even with the red dot at the lowest setting, the dot is still too bright and there is glare around the dot. If I point it out a window on a sunny day the dot looks like a perfectly round tiny dot.
The glare around it indoors makes shooting from anything past 25' very difficult and under 25' it could be much better. I've tried turning numerous lights on and even opening up the blinds when shooting during the day and it still isn't right.
Is there a way to dim the dot somehow or has anyone put some kind of filter over there's?
Use it more. When the battery is low it might be perfect.
i know for the 25mm tube style red dots have filters
i have them on my tasco pdp3
if the millet sp1 i have was bought new it would have one also
Quote from: BigErn on December 12, 2012, 09:41:45 PM
Use it more. When the battery is low it might be perfect.
or leave it on for a couple days
did that withthe millet now its nice and dim but can still be seen outdoors
Quote from: BigErn on December 12, 2012, 09:41:45 PM
Use it more. When the battery is low it might be perfect.
Yea, buy used batteries from now on.