I have an eotech exps 3-0. The "1moa" dot seems to be really pixilated. I've read that this is normal. BUT mine is like a long vertical slightly crooked line. There is no way it is 1moa. Has anyone ever experienced this? Am I just being over critical? What are my options?
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I had the same thing happen, so I took a photo of the "reticle" and realized that it was my bad eyesight that was causing the problem. I went and got a new lens prescription and now my EO Tech is just fine.Comment
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Yup, take a picture of the reticle, and it if looks normal in the picture the problem is your eyes and not the eotech. I'm not saying that it's impossible that the eotech has a problem, but lots of people find out their eyesight isn't as great as they thought it was.Comment
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Heres the picture. It's kinda blurry but you can kinda tell that the 1moa dot is not really a dot. What do you guys think?
<a href="http://s50.photobucket.com/user/szlomke/media/eotech_zps6cd18329.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f324/szlomke/eotech_zps6cd18329.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo eotech_zps6cd18329.jpg"/></a>
If that code doesn't work here's the link to the pic on photobucket
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Have someone else (with known good vision) look at it to see if they see the same image. My brother got me an eotech and I thougt it was broken as The image appeared to be very pixelated and had lines goin all over the place. I had my wife look at it (she has great vision) and the image was crisp for her. Turns out I have astigmatism. Now I look like
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See if you can borrow a magnifier and then look at it. That clears things up quite a bit.
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While I agree with the previous posts about pixelation, the 1 MOA dot should not look like a smudge. Mine is a perfect 1 MOA dot. I can't tell if it's due to the picture quality or if your reticle really looks like that though.Heres the picture. It's kinda blurry but you can kinda tell that the 1moa dot is not really a dot. What do you guys think?
<a href="http://s50.photobucket.com/user/szlomke/media/eotech_zps6cd18329.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f324/szlomke/eotech_zps6cd18329.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo eotech_zps6cd18329.jpg"/></a>
If that code doesn't work here's the link to the pic on photobucket

Try this: put up your rear iron sight with the small aperture and look through the rear sight at the Eotech reticle (the small aperture acts like a focus lens). Another option is to put a magnifier behind your optic. If the center dot still looks like that, then I would give the Eotech folks a call.Last edited by teflondog; 02-15-2014, 9:55 AM.Originally posted by G. Michael HopfHard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.Comment
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Yea it looks the same through my magnifier. It works great hitting steel from 50-300 yards but when I set up the bipod and try to get really tight groups at 100 yards on paper is when I have the problem. It almost seems like I can use the top left part of the 1moa dot or the slanted part if that makes sense....... I think since I registered it with eotech when I got it I can send it in? Not sure tho.Comment
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