Trijicon Doctor Reddot sight...

[spray-n-pray]

Has anyone had experience with one of these?
http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h114/flatapple/TRIJICONDOCTERREDDOTSIGHT7MOA.jpg

[Victor-TNVC]

Has anyone had experience with one of these?
http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h114/flatapple/TRIJICONDOCTERREDDOTSIGHT7MOA.jpg

You bet, one of the better MRD's out there, but I feel the Aimpoint Micro T1/H1 is a better choice for durability and variable dot intensity settings. Hope this helps.

[gator378]

Has anyone had experience with one of these?
http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h114/flatapple/TRIJICONDOCTERREDDOTSIGHT7MOA.jpg

I have the JPoint 8 MOA dot on the Glock 20 10mm. Very pleased with it. I guess after 3 years I should change the battery. Very Very fast. The steel plates at 50 yards are a snap. Very good in low light. In dark conditions you can almost always see the dot, even when not sure about the target. In other words the sight is not the limiting factor even in the dark, other considerations are. The Docter is probably best of that type sight out there. Has glass, metal and I believe parallax free. The JPoint has "plastic" lenses. Still good, but there are better. Look at the Aimpoints to

[TRIGGER_1]

How do they mount on a glock............:wow:

[DannyR]

You must purchase an adapter which fits into the Glock rear sight cutout. The red dot unit is then screwed onto the adapter using the two supplied screws.

[TRIGGER_1]

Thanks Danny.......

Sounds like a kewl setup....