Dot Calling 1

Fuzzy video (that's a feature!) of shooting a plate rack with a C-more sighted pistol. See if you can call where the bullets impact on the plate by the dot motion.

Normally the dot behaves better than this but juggling everything made it a little unstable.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• dot
• c-more
• dawson precision
• plate-rack
• ex-f1
• slo-mo
• shooting
• ipsc
• steel
• red-dot
• slow
• weapons
• how
• to
• how to
• call
• shots
• call-shots

[valetudospang]

Great Video's I really enjoy your sight! Thanks for putting them up! What MOA(8?) is your red dot?

[shred2dotnet]

It's probably an 8 or 12. Cameras have trouble picking them up well-- it looks a little different live.

[mdjbm]

@valetudospang c-mores on pistols are usually 2 moa. but you can change the diodes to any size you want. they are very easy to change out. i use a 2 moa on my custom buckmark, and a 6 moa on my armalite ar15. c-more is a great product. i would highly recommend it.

[shred2dotnet]

@mdjbm For IPSC-type shooting most people run 6-12 MOA dots, with the most common being the 8 MOA as it's easier to 'lose' the small dots on bright days at high speed. For accuracy, smaller dots are usually better. C-mores pretty much dominate IPSC these days; it's rare to see an Open gun with something else on top.

[mdjbm]

@shred2dot net i didn't know what the pros use. i use a 2 moa on my pistol when i hunt, it helps to see running rabbits without blocking my target. so far i haven't had any washout issues. bottom line, i think c-mores rock. thanks for the info.

[JohnTheRipper2]

1st hits at 6 o'clock, 2nd hits at 9 o'clock, 3rd hits the same at 9 o'clock, 4th hits dead center, 5th hits 10-11 o'clock close to the center, and the 6th hits 3 o'clock towards the center.

[Flexmoney]

Nicely done!