So, I got a Vortex Strikefire optic for my Keltec SU16CA. I mounted it in the center of the rail. Is there advantages/disadvantages in mounting it closer the one end or the other?
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Scope Position Preference?
Last edited by dart368; 01-07-2019, 6:58 PM."You been training for this moment your entire life. The universe has been conspiring, if you think about it, to put you right here, right now."
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That's what I was thinking as well but wanted to make sure. Thanks."You been training for this moment your entire life. The universe has been conspiring, if you think about it, to put you right here, right now."
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Remember the idea of a red dot it quick target acquisition. I would think that if the sight is too close it could limit your view of surrounding targets.
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I would agree. However, I personally feel this applies more to the "scoped" red dot sights. Something like an eotech or a Sig Sauer holosight I think is more beneficial to have mounted closer to your eye because you get a wider field of view through the optic. That's just my personal preference though. There is no rule to mounting an optic with unlimited eye relief.Comment
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