How clear is the dot at 50 feet for target shooting?
1791643
At 50' it's maybe 1/2" in low Light it's clear in sunlight it's hard to see
1791644
You will not be disappointed with this laser. If you plan to shoot frequently at that distance make sure you zero the laser at that distance. Changes in distance can slightly alter accuracy just as it does with iron sites. Hope this helps.
1868962
I've used this out to about 50 yards, although I've never measured the beam divergence at that distance. Visually it's similar to an inexpensive laser pointer, so the spot is probably a few inches across at 100 yards.
683866
Its best for 50 to 75 yards . Gets a little blurry out to 100 but you can still see the target.
558283
Yes it will, as long as you have a clear shot from one object to another. The only downside is locating a red dot on the sunny day.
743559
Since there are no mil dots I would not suggest it for long distances. I had it on my AR pistol and it was crazy accurate though.
1757600
I believe personally, yes. I can find my target much easier. I also prefer the 50mm for the amount of light entering the scope giving me a much clearer view on the target. I have 50mm Nikon scopes on all of my hunting rifles
1804426
Try using one of the other settings or turn your brightness down low. If the dot covers the target and it is zeroed than it's a kill shot. End of problem! Douglas in Virginia
42811
It has a groove, but that groove may be off center a little, so your scope may become canted a little as well. Do not possibly matter too much for 30-50 yards distance.
260678
I use the 20/20 for coyote hunting, I set in the crossroads they are about 350 yds. and I can see the end of each road. Can see something moving cant tell what. But at 200 yds. I can see the yot. good. all on average night. no IR set 12 frame, 3/4 gan, white screen, 3 back light, don't use the eye you look in scope on rifle with
823680
Red Dots are Okay at reasonable ranges. But the AR platform has a tremendous potential for accuracy. One cannot, in my experience, take full advantage of that potential without a good scope. There are better ones, but my Browning White Gold Medallion will shoot less than 1 MOA @ 300 yards with this scope. Dollar for dollar you cannot go wrong with this one. Lemme know if I can offer more help.
1621183
This will work great and clear within 40 yards...depend on how close to a object you want to watch.
948161
I'd say mine is accurate to within 40-50 feet. Good for a pistol or a shotgun, maybe a bull pub rifle. Outside that you can literally twist the sight and watch the red dot make a circle on the wall so I don't think they are very aligned within the housing. However at the distance I mentioned above you can get sighted in decently. Highly suggest if using to approximate the point of aim, that you follow up with a trip to a range to fine tune it.
1410320
it is accurate and effective on small vermin to about 25 yards.for target shooting may be good for 50 yards
2087332
Eye relief is unlimited due to being 1x. Even at indirect view. As long as the dot is on target Use mine at about 8 inches.
321724
At least a quarter mile, however the greater the distance the larger the dot appears as well as faded. This tactical attachment is really designed for closer aim. Also if you adjust the laser for 20 yrds, it wont be accurate at 100 yrds. You have to continually site the laser for different distances.
2250046
Short answer: Yes! Once you get to know your gun and get it dialed in properly, 50yds shouldn't be a problem at all. I have at least 3 kills at that range. All rabbits, all head shots, all dropped and died within a few seconds. Above 55 - 60 yds, I don't know. Haven't done it.
1036629
be surprised if you see anything at fifty feet unless you have really clear water. we use up to 20 feet in our area lakes that are darker clarity...pretty cloudy past that. love the camera..good value.