It's very easy to the point of taking the sights completely out of the picture.Is it difficult to learn how to use the sights on the RX?
Story: At the range ystdy, with my PPS M2. 30 feet, typical training range for me, making all center mass shots and head shots. Pretty good day for me. Gentlemen comes into the booth next, and uncases a P320c RX. NICE!
I am looking at, watching.....he is kind enough to offer to let me try it. Well...of course I will.
Tried five rounds....steady, slow.....what I thought was easily red dot right on center head...(his target, and it was full of holes center mass)
I don't think I was even on the paper!!!!!!!! He said it is difficult to get used to.
Is it? What's up? I thought it would be....easier than iron sights. He wasn't doing great......but he was really slapping the trigger when I watched I thought, but he was on the paper.
Thoughts?:blush::blush:![]()
Astigmatism is usually the cause of this.beancrusher, a "cluster of grapes" refers to the fact that the "dot" is not "round" so it is hard to determine the center of it. Sometime varying the intensity of the dot will help. Currently I cannot remember the "medical term", but it has been discussed her before.
He's partly correct. It is difficult for a less experienced shooter - especially someone that has never shot a red dot on any gun [don't know that is or isn't your case] - but experienced shooters that already have a good platform can normally transition to a red dot on a pistol fairly quickly.Is it difficult to learn how to use the sights on the RX?
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Tried five rounds....steady, slow.....what I thought was easily red dot right on center head...(his target, and it was full of holes center mass)
I don't think I was even on the paper!!!!!!!! He said it is difficult to get used to.