If you haven't tried a red dot for close acquisition shots...

That looks so. Cool! 

Michael do you have a Classic Leshiy with a Dedal?

Does this RDS fit on the side picatinny? Do you think it would be awkward to have it mounted 90 degrees from vertical?

Thanks, Michael. That's pretty cool! Can you show a pic of how it is mounted?

Nice! I’ve been thinking about doing the same thing and zero it at 10-15 yards. Might have to get that idea moving. Thanks for the reminder. 

I have used that set up on a pb. Works great.

 

Just tested 4 red dots for my new Prod . They are So cool! This is the order they fell in for me.

1. Holosun 403R
2. Pinty
3. Bushnell TRS-25
4. Athlon Midas
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   Going to keep the Holosun and Pinty.

I bought a bunch of gun sights for my P700SA. From open sights, to reflex sights, to red dot sights, to scopes and a laser. Each have their own attributes and issues. For me the P700SA has a loopy trajectory. These PCP pistols shoot slow, so field of view is a big issue, especially at close range for pesting purposes as well as quick target acquisition. Because the pellet trajectory is slow, hold over and under is the plan of the day. Of course the higher the sight line over the barrel line, the more difficult this becomes, but the hold over and under requirement is unavoidable. This takes lots of practice to master. My point here is that in my experience there is a clear winner. and that is the reflex sight. Your target is in view from a 10' range all the way to 50 yards. Memorize your range card, know your range and practice holding low and high.

I’ve installed a laser for close range, but haven’t try it yet. Hope this will help me for holdover ... 

Love my Holosun red dot along with a scope. Don’t get anything bigger than a 2 MOA size dot. The 3 and 4 MOA dots are too big and are for shooting man size targets or people at short range. Also one thing to consider in red dot scopes is being able to change your battery with out taking the scope off the gun then you have to sight it in again. I like the sleep and shake awake features too but those features are on the upper price range units. If you mount a red dot at a 45 degree mount you have to Kant the gun 45 degree’s to sight it in and then shoot it. Might seem awkward at first but it gets easy with practice and if you have the scope at the right height you can still get a cheek weld which helps accuracy. Sometimes you have to add an extra spacer on the rail mount to be able to see through the middle of the scope and see the red dot. I have a 1/2” spacer on my Leshiy and Maverick set up. That’s a Sig Sauer red dot on the Maverick. I too prefer the HoloSun. 

Maoboss, have you tried that laser outside in the daylight yet? Just wondering if you can see it well enough. Also will it scare your quarry? 

I honestly think that the Leshiy 2 and a red dot are a perfect combination.

I honestly think that the Leshiy 2 and a red dot are a perfect combination.

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nice gun man! you could put a soup can for a scope on that baby and it would still look awesome !!

Somehow I started liking the red dot on my Impact, and now have it paired with a 6x magnifier...I think this my combo is really comfortable 50-70 maybe with some attention.