She's better at aiming her gun than I am at aiming mine.
Then we traded guns--I got to shoot her Sig P365XL with the Romeo Zero red dot sight, and my group size immediately got smaller. She used my CZ P10S, and her group went wide.
So, it seems that a lot of the difference comes to two things--three, actually.
- Her eyesight is better than mine (she has had lens replacement surgery, and I have age-related presbyopia)
The red dot sight makes aiming easier
I'm in a bigger hurry to put rounds down range rather than be focuses (pun intended) on tiny shot groups
And what should appear in my first web search, but this:
It mounts in replacement of the existing rear sight, without machining the slide, which has some appeal. It's made to accept the Shield Mini-Sight (SMS or RMS(c)).
So how are those sights? Is one better for those of us with well-used eyes than the other (prior to dealing with the age-related presbyopia, I didn't need corrective lenses)? Is there a better alternative?
I see also that CZ Customs offers a plate that mounts into the dovetail but accepts a variety of red dot sights. It's a little bit cheaper (by $10), too. It accepts the Holosun HS507C and the Trijicon RMR, among others.
Any red flags to consider?