Collection: red dot sights (all)

Red dot sights are ideal for short to medium distances and are best suited for distances of up to 100-150 meters. In addition, the lack of magnification can limit precision at longer distances. For long distances, a rifle scope with magnification is usually preferred.

The MOA size determines how large the aiming point appears in the sight. Smaller MOA values ​​(eg 1-2 MOA) allow more precise aiming, as the point obscures less of the target and surroundings. Larger MOA values ​​(eg 3-5 MOA) are better suited for quick aiming at short distances, as the point is easier to see.

Yes, red dot sights are also well suited for people who wear glasses and have poor eyesight. The dot in the sight can usually be seen by both eyes without the shooter needing perfect vision. For people with astigmatism, a holographic sight might be a better option, as the dot in the red dot sight can sometimes appear blurry.