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Interesting video. Has made me think. Thanks for posting.

Good to see a .416 being used for the special snap. I have always used by .375 H&H. A lot of times it seems most guys go for the lightest calibre they can, which I believe the minimum is the .330 calibre and up. (?)

Red dot sights are point penalised though aren't they?

Good quick shooting with it.

A 2 MOA sight might be an answer for a problem I still have solved. For my Tikka 7x65R/12 gauge. Last time I talked about it on NE, I had a look at Trijicon, Docter etc and all the sights seemed to have excessive large MOA dots, such as 7 MOA etc. Waste of time for me.

Also I need a red dot sight which does not "star burst" for my eyes, and is a solid red circle or triangle.

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Just an FYI, I put a Trijicon on one of my DD AR's... the MRO model which has a 2moa dot..really like it and have used it quite a bit for training in close quarters as well as targets to 200 yards so far..works very well...One of the LEO's that I train with has been having his best runs as to accuracy and time during his training sessions with the same model on his service AR issued by the local Sheriff's office...

http://www.trijicon.com/na_en/products/product1.php?id=MRO

Ripp

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