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lighter dot
I have a walter gsp with a Champion choice mount. I have a ultra dot 2 mounted. However, after shoulder surgery, the gun is too heavy. any lighter sights for a replacement
tonyd12- Posts : 9
Join date : 2015-10-27
Re: lighter dot
Had similar problem. Holosun was the only lighter choice.
L. Boscoe- Posts : 260
Join date : 2022-08-07
Age : 87
Re: lighter dot
There are others….Sig Romeo 5, and others….
But if you really want to have a lighter dot, you need to look at reflex open emitter dots. They’re accurate and VERY robust. They’re a bit problematic to adjust for range changes but there are ways around that.
But if you really want to have a lighter dot, you need to look at reflex open emitter dots. They’re accurate and VERY robust. They’re a bit problematic to adjust for range changes but there are ways around that.
Wobbley- Admin
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Join date : 2015-02-12
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Re: lighter dot
I have Vortex Venoms on my .22 and 1911. They are simple, weigh very little, and have worked fine. As others with astigmatism my 'progressive' corrective lenses can make the dot look like the 60s, but this was mitigated with new shooting glasses that are UNprogressive (single Rx = distance).
JHHolliday- Posts : 255
Join date : 2022-12-15
Re: lighter dot
You may also want to consider a lighter gun for awhile. A Ruger 22/45 with a trigger job, and a lightweight red dot might save more weight and help keep you shooting.
rburk- Posts : 166
Join date : 2019-09-26
Location : SoCal
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