I have to agree with Rule, I find that the Aimpoint is on target every time and exactly where you want it, especially if you turn the brightness up one notch from where you would normally have it. This focuses your eye on the target with the dot rather than the dot itself. That was one of the things we learned at the Aimpoint training day and it really works. Most of the guys including the older blokes at the BGRC have switched to red dot sights for all the close up rapid fire events as well as those events where the targets move. I often use the Aimpoint when hunting Sambar in dense forest as you often only have a couple of seconds to make the shot and the Aimpoint is on and where you want it straight away. I have been using one for many years now and love them. They are not the best choice for all situations but at close range in darker light they are hard to beat.

Matt.