I have a 1" UltraDot red dot sight mounted on a Ruger MKII. It's been a good answer for my aging eyes! Lately, however, I have noticed something peculiar. I am wondering if this is a product defect, or just another evidence of aging eyes.
The once precise dot now seems to be a tight cluster of three tiny dots. Depending on the intensity I dial up, which depends on the brightness of the shooting area, the tiny dot is one precise dot when under low intensity, say a 1, 2 or 3 on the dial. But, once I turn it up to 4, 5 or 6, I can see a cluster of three dots. They are all touching and overlapping, but it is not one bright dot.
Thinking maybe it was just me, I let a friend sight through the UltraDot. He saw the same thing.
Has anyone else noticed this with their UltraDot, or other brand red dot? Is it correctable?
BTW, I have owned this sight for about a year.
Thanks for any responses.
The once precise dot now seems to be a tight cluster of three tiny dots. Depending on the intensity I dial up, which depends on the brightness of the shooting area, the tiny dot is one precise dot when under low intensity, say a 1, 2 or 3 on the dial. But, once I turn it up to 4, 5 or 6, I can see a cluster of three dots. They are all touching and overlapping, but it is not one bright dot.
Thinking maybe it was just me, I let a friend sight through the UltraDot. He saw the same thing.
Has anyone else noticed this with their UltraDot, or other brand red dot? Is it correctable?
BTW, I have owned this sight for about a year.
Thanks for any responses.