.They don't fix poor marksmanship. But they do show you your errors much more clearly than iron sights if you're paying attention.
There's a drill out there called the 10/10/10, 10 rounds, 10 yards in 10 seconds on a B8 target. At the time of it's inception the predominate set up was with irons. While folks have cleaned it in that form, a dot would make it easily, maybe even stretch the distance for challenge.
The answer to the question of this thread really depends on what do you expect to do with the pistol and what your skill level is.
It was a joke. Somewhere on here there was a guy trying to sight in a scope and it was suggested he start at 7 yards.
Static targets aren't a flex. Your fancy pistols and targets don't mean anything. A C class shooter would yeet you into oblivion.
One shot a second isn't quick.
Wow. That’s cute. You say I’m retarded with a comment like that. I didn’t say I couldn’t or don’t use it, I said I haven’t used it. I haven’t shot that pistol since I put it on and sighted it in. Been too worried about getting my other builds up and running.
