183 yards with a red dot is kinda legend territory.
My red dot would obscure a target nearly 200 yards away ...
Well you do know that the AKRM-15/16 assault rifle fires off rounds at 100,000’/sec.
So easy even a caveman could do it!
He could have a sight with a few different options for a dot size,a Tee, a Chevron, etc.
The reflex/holographic sights I have on rifles are 1 and 2 MOA, so only 2"/4" at 200 yds. Larger dots are more appropriate for pistols and shotguns. 200 yards isn't "legendary" for a man sized target, especially shooting supported like the officer. Still good shooting and one of the calmest, most composed shoots I've seen by a LEO.
“183 yards with a red dot is kinda legend territory.
My red dot would obscure a target nearly 200 yards away ...”
Not if it is 6x.
“183 yards with a red dot is kinda legend territory.”
Not really. My Aimpoint red dot has a 2 MOA dot. That’s 4 inches at 200 yards, or about the size of the kill zone for a head shot. If you know your drops, and I do know my drops, it’s a pretty easy shot.
Zeroed at 100 yards there’s about 10-1/2 inches of drop with a 55 grain soft point bullet.
Easy peasy.
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Sorry, my mistake. It’s about 21 inches of drop.
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“I used to bullseye womp rats in my T-16 back home. They’re not much bigger than two meters.” ;-)