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Perky May 12th, 2010 11:14

red dot or magnified scope
 
Was wondering what is better to have on your gun any opinions would be great

Boyso May 12th, 2010 11:17

So many threads on that.

Do you prefer not having magnification or having 4x?

In Airsoft, 4x is not really needed.

Or just use Iron sights.

chaosnemesis May 12th, 2010 13:25

Magnification in airsoft really isn't that useful as far as target aquisition is concerned. Most will use scopes and such for observing rather than zeroing in on your kill because lets face it the ballistics in airsoft is nothing like real steel. Also, if you can't see your target within your guns maximum effective range of 200ish feet then perhapse you should buy glasses instead.

I'd go with iron sights or an rds of some kind but, if you really want a scope the most i'd go with is 2 or 3X (for actual aiming assistance).

moz_boz May 13th, 2010 08:33

RDS
 
I got an RDS, and I am very happy with it. I am not totally sure that a 4x is worth it on an AR, given the fact that you are more then likely playing in the bush with a limited effective range.

I got mine from AirsoftDepot.ca, this one to be exact.

Rugger_can May 13th, 2010 08:47

Personally Ive always liked the look and functionality of open reflex type sights. Also they are cheap and real steel versions are available for a fraction of the price of enclosed more expensive clones of other military sights.

Given that the range of air soft is limited the ability to have full depth perception as well as fast acquisition is nice.

AngelusNex May 13th, 2010 19:54

go to a game, and ask to give different peoples guns a try (to looks down their sights) to see what you like. I personally preffer magnified but also use red dot on one of my guns and iron on another.

Shirley May 13th, 2010 19:57

Red dot for close quarters, magnified for long range.
Either or, irons need to be on.


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