I went shooting steel with a bunch of enthusiastic but minimally experienced lads last evening. I had them all try the 509T with circle dot and dot only reticles.
The circle dot was unanimously preferred. I liked it better in a field application as well. It seems to make me think less about aiming and I seem less prone to over think the trigger and just squeeze it when I get an appropriate sight picture.
The circle dot to me is a little sloppier to aim and as such I keep a better target focus. With a dot I tend to focus on the dot.
Last edited by Doc_Glock; 06-28-2021 at 09:34 AM.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Question for those that like a "circle only":
what moa is your circle?
what ranges are you using them to?
what type of accuracy do you see at those ranges?
I'm just now dipping my toes into the pistol mounted MRDS game and bought a 507c.
In dryfire I definitely prefer the circle only. This is out to 15 yards, indoors, on both full size and 1/2 scale IPSC cardboard targets, although things are getting a little iffy on the 1/2 scale target at 15 yards.
For me the center dot really clutters the reticle and I have a hard time maintaining a target focus. This is indoors so I feel like there is more bloom vs outdoors in sunlight.
In reality I haven't shot the thing yet, so my opinion is worth 0. But I do have a bit of buyer remorse now and wish I had purchased a 407co instead
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.