Red Dot/Astigmatism
Greetings,
I am hoping to use a red dot on a handgun as this is now becoming a popular trend and want to try out new things. The problem I am having is when looking at red dots they are fuzzy...I have discovered I most likely have starburst astigmatism. Checked by the optometrist; things seemed fine. I am curious if anyone else had encountered this and had glasses prescribed and if they helped with the problem; or if there are any other solutions. Otherwise sticking to iron sitghts I suppose. Thank you for your feedback. |
I notice the same . Try changing the brightness it helped me
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Try a higher quality red dot. Maybe on a lower intensity too. My Burris fast fire 3 is better than my weaver rds. Also with my handgun I find with both eyes open it's more of a dot than it is with one eye closed.
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I have starburst astigmatism...i turn the brightness setting as low as possible and use both eyes open. Doesn't fix the issue entirely but I've learned to manage
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I tried checking out multiple red dots - there was a Leopuld Deltapoint that seemed ok. But even it being ok, it was really hard to bring the picture together as the fuzziness is quite distracting.
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I found it worse with some brands than others, also I found using sights/scopes with a luminated etched glass reticle better than a projected dot.
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I was reading that the dual illuminated rmr by Trijicon worked for a few people as it uses tritium and fibre optics.
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Hey bud,
I used to where glasses which helped with stigmatism and red/green deficiency. I’ve have since had my eyes laser corrected which fixed everything. |
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Have you tried a Holo sight. They run around $500 at Bass Pro but you can find some for less on ebay. Try one at BP to see if it's any better than red-dot.
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