8 Moa Vs 16 Moa Dot

[DJPoLo]

I got sick up and fed with the scope that came with my STInger Steel Gun.

So I got a new CMore and a 16 MOA dot module.

However, comparing the 8MOA that came with it and the 16 that I installed, there doesn't seem to be too much difference. Is it just me?

-Chet

[shred]

I don't really notice the difference between 8-min and 12-min until I get out past 25 yards, but a 16 seems to get big sooner. An 8-min dot (if it's perfectly sized and not flaring) is going to cover 2" at 25, while a 16 will be an inch wider on all sides. At 12 yards, a 16 is only 1/2" wider all around.

[Al Capizzo]

I shot B. J.'s steel challenge gun which I'm pretty sure had a 16 min. dot.

If your Stinger is for shooting steel, it should be a great combination.

What was the problem with the OKO ?

[DJPoLo]

I shot B. J.'s steel challenge gun which I'm pretty sure had a 16 min. dot.

If your Stinger is for shooting steel, it should be a great combination.

What was the problem with the OKO ?

Yes, the STInger is for steel.

My biggest problem with OKO is that it doesn't have a 16 MOA dot.

Other than that, I had trouble getting it zeroed and I wasn't fond of only two brightness settings.

-Chet

Edited November 29, 2006 by DJPoLo

[al503]

The c-more dots are not totally consistent with their labeled sizes.

My open guns came with 6 minute dots. 1 was noticeably bigger than the other (which I like better during the summer) so I purchased an extra 8 moa dot module thinking that it would be the same size as the 'larger' 6 moa. When I put in it, the 8 moa was the same size as the smaller 6 moa.

So, now I've got two 6 moa dots and one 8 minute dot and 2 of them seem to be labeled incorrectly. Not saying it is but it could explain why your 16 doesn't look that big...