What RDS for a Cz Scorpion Evo?

[BBT]

Check out Shield sights. One on my CZ shadow 2 & one on my H&K carbine.Prefer it now over all of my x5 Trijicon RMR sights. Always on with easy battery replacement. My first gen Shields (marketed under Trijicon name) batteries lasted 6 years.Priced less than 40% of the Trijicon sights.

Who locally stocks this?
And which model should i look at?

Also, what's wrong with a small and compact reflex sight like the Vortex Venom??

[BBT]

Also, what dot size would you suggest?
3 or 6 MOA?

[Stevendr]

Fitted a Aimpoint H-2 to my SBR AR-15 recently.
The price was painful, but that pain only lasted till after the first range session.

[BigT]

Also, what dot size would you suggest?
3 or 6 MOA?

I would go with a 2 MOA dot on a long gun

[Armed Preacher]

Who locally stocks this?
And which model should i look at?

Also, what's wrong with a small and compact reflex sight like the Vortex Venom??

MRST are your go to guys for the Shield sights 012-993-4844

[A-R]

I would go with a 2 MOA dot on a long gun

With the lighter weight, shorter length and shorter engagement range, a 3MOA dot might just work on a PCC. Or not?

[BBT]

With the lighter weight, shorter length and shorter engagement range, a 3MOA dot might just work on a PCC. Or not?

I was thinking of a 3 MOA, but I'm getting conflicting information from the net. Some say 3 MOA, while others say 6MOA
What do you guys suggest?

[Dinat]

For precise shots to an IDPA head target at say 20m, I would prefer the 2MOA, or 3 if that’s all I could get. The bigger the dot the more of the target it will cover.

The 4 and 6 MOA great on handguns, shotguns for close encounters where quick shooting required.

Hope this helps explain the dot size.




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[BBT]

It does a bit. But I'm more uncertain than ever

[Armed Preacher]

It’s a trade off, the bigger the dot,, the easier it is to see and/or find while the smaller it is, the more precise you can aim.
For your intended purpose with the scorpion, you probably want fast sight Acquisition with reasonable precision out to 75m but headshot accuracy at 30m and in. A 6 MOA dot will cover approx 6” of the target at 100m, at 50m it will cover 3” of the target and at 30m it will still be smaller (~1.5”)than the standard head of any target. The 3 MOA at the headshot range of 30m will cover approx 1” of the head, Now you decide if that will make a big difference to you.

FWIW, I use a 2MOA dot on a 223 Carbine and still shoot clay targets at 200m where the dot completely covers the clay at that distance.