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    boarder010
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    • Apr 2012
    • 103

    Difference between red dot styles

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      sharxbyte
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      • Jul 2010
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      The shielded one looks like it would give less glare in a daylight shooting environment, but I honestly can't say I've used either. I have heard great things about the Primary Arms Micro Dot. 79.99 and it was in stock yesterday.
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              boarder010
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              • Apr 2012
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              Originally posted by sharxbyte
              The shielded one looks like it would give less glare in a daylight shooting environment, but I honestly can't say I've used either. I have heard great things about the Primary Arms Micro Dot. 79.99 and it was in stock yesterday.
              that's what i was thinking too. will have to do some research - just looking for a cheapy 22 indoor range toy

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                  OpticsPlanet
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                  • Apr 2009
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                  Originally posted by boarder010
                  that's what i was thinking too. will have to do some research - just looking for a cheapy 22 indoor range toy
                  You're right on. Two reasons for the design. One being that the extended walls as as a shade so you will pick up the reticle better in bright conditions. second is to be a blend of tube style and open style. their feeling was an extended housing makes for a more durable sight that is still classified as an 'open' sight.

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