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| There are strong arguments for either one. I prefer a smaller dot, but there are those that prefer the larger. I don't think you can go wrong. |
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| Most competitive shooters use a larger dot.
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| It really depends on what’s important to you. Speed or accuracy. In the case of a 50ft range you want the smaller dot based on my experience with this issue.
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| While not a Venom, I really like the 3moa dot on the Sig Romeo 1 I have. I use it on plates at 15yds and a 25yd gong with no issues. I've seen the larger dots on race guns, but didn't care for them personally.
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| to expand on my earlier quick comment. What are you trying to do with the gun most often. If its shoot targets at 50ft or less in a mostly static environment for accuracy and practice get the smallest dot you can. If its practice speed to hit a target then you will be happier with a bigger dot. If your goal is ultimately to carry one a red dot then practice using the larger dot.
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| I have the P320C RX and use the brightness to increase (seemingly) the dot size. Smaller does lend itself to greater accuracy but larger is quicker to pick up and does not seem to bounce as much. Now all that said, brighter just gives the sense of larger. Maybe its all in my head !?!
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