On my short range AR, I have my red dot "dialed in" but at short range 25m. . My long range AR is good for, well, long range.
I found a UTG "Flip to side" magnifier. These take a beating here. Best suited for airsoft or 22lr, yes, that is why they are cheaper.
Here is my question. Does it matter if the magnifier is cheap if the red dot is solid? One of the opinions online was that even if you need some help seeing where the shots went, it is worth it.
SO, Do I try to raise the red dot a few millimeters to have it line up with the magnifier? That seems wrong and might not be possible. It works, but just looks a "little off" on the sight picture.
Please don't suggest expensive options. I will just dump the $75 magnifier and use the perfectly good red dot.
I found a UTG "Flip to side" magnifier. These take a beating here. Best suited for airsoft or 22lr, yes, that is why they are cheaper.
Here is my question. Does it matter if the magnifier is cheap if the red dot is solid? One of the opinions online was that even if you need some help seeing where the shots went, it is worth it.
SO, Do I try to raise the red dot a few millimeters to have it line up with the magnifier? That seems wrong and might not be possible. It works, but just looks a "little off" on the sight picture.
Please don't suggest expensive options. I will just dump the $75 magnifier and use the perfectly good red dot.