First time shooting using a red dot mounted. Question is this:
When I shoulder the rifle my cheek weld is a little off and I peek above the rear iron sights of my Mini G I see the red dot above the front post and my target is very clear to see with both eyes open:
This seems to be the quickest sight acquisition for me.
I've noticed that if I align my rear iron sight the red dot appears at the very tip of the front sight but because the rear sight aperture hole is so small it's tough to get quick alignment and sight acquisition to see the red dot.
When I zero in tomorrow. Should I go with the pictured view to sight in or is it recommended I zero in using the red dot aligned with the rear sight aperture?
Inquiring monkeys want to know.
Agua Mono
When I shoulder the rifle my cheek weld is a little off and I peek above the rear iron sights of my Mini G I see the red dot above the front post and my target is very clear to see with both eyes open:
This seems to be the quickest sight acquisition for me.
I've noticed that if I align my rear iron sight the red dot appears at the very tip of the front sight but because the rear sight aperture hole is so small it's tough to get quick alignment and sight acquisition to see the red dot.
When I zero in tomorrow. Should I go with the pictured view to sight in or is it recommended I zero in using the red dot aligned with the rear sight aperture?
Inquiring monkeys want to know.
Agua Mono