Primary arms...

First topic message reminder :

Primary arms ...2 min dot model ..md /rb/ad... most likely going to be on a Kodiak base slide mounted on a 45 1911...

YAY OR NAY...

not gonna buy a h1 or t1 so any other comments or opinions warmly welcomed.

Especially if anybody has any experience with the primary arms

Thsnks

Subsequently, based on technical specifications of the Nikon Tactical SuperDot, and very specifically that one click of the dial representative of 1 MOA adjustment, I shut five targets below every time adjusting dot by 12 MOA.  Since I had no intentions to be absolutely precise, and wanted only to see approximation of the return to starting point, using 6-ring of B-2 as a measurement, I shut free hand using two arms hold mostly with "garbage" ammo.

Hm... only three pictures got published.  Here are the two others.

Last target was shut with CCI SV.  As you might see Nikon red dot did quite a good job returning to starting point.  Leaving aside few flyers that can only be attributed to truly yours (ME, and only me!), all groups are within the dimension of 6 ring (or probably closer to less than 7 ring) of NRA B-2 target.  With that, red dot that did that for the cost of $180, definitely deserves a chance in my book.

AP

At the range today I decided to duplicate this test with my Model 41. Mostly duplicate. I shot this at 25yds with CCISV and my new Nikon PTactical. I started with (1) 5 in the middle. 2. Right 10 clicks. 3. Down 10. 4. Left 20 clicks. 5. Up 10 and 6. Right 10 and back to start. I shot this pretty fast so any little wobbles were me not the scope or pistol. If I slow down like I did at the start and finish the old 41 will shoot pretty fair groups.

Testing the Vortex on the 14-6. That was easy. It was one of those times that you shoot 5 and just say "good enough" I had a lot of pistols/revolvers to shoot today. Sunshine days are getting further apart.