04-18-2023, 10:00 AM
Interesting, theft - never knew that.
Here's another early day story... We used Armson red dot sights on the M79's for close-range delivery. Unlike Aimpoint and EOTech you cannot look through the sight at the target. The idea is to keep both eyes open to superimpose the dot on what your non aiming eye is seeing. Technically both eyes are aiming. You get used to it and it became a habit to shoot with both eyes open. I don't seem to concentrate as much with the off eye however, and it becomes annoying if there's spit out the action from suppressors. With a direct line into the ejection port the off eye seems to cop it more (left-hand shooter).
Here's another early day story... We used Armson red dot sights on the M79's for close-range delivery. Unlike Aimpoint and EOTech you cannot look through the sight at the target. The idea is to keep both eyes open to superimpose the dot on what your non aiming eye is seeing. Technically both eyes are aiming. You get used to it and it became a habit to shoot with both eyes open. I don't seem to concentrate as much with the off eye however, and it becomes annoying if there's spit out the action from suppressors. With a direct line into the ejection port the off eye seems to cop it more (left-hand shooter).