Posted by KYfarm on September 19, 2011 at 13:55:20 from (74.129.163.53):
So I'm thinking of getting a semi-auto for obvious reason (looking at the S&W MP15) and I see alot of red dot sights on that type of rifle....why?
I've only shot rifles with standard type scopes on them, what are the advantages of a red dot sight that makes them popular on the semi-autos.
Other than price, guy told me a decent red dot was about $149.00.
Are these optics just a dot without any magnification? and if that is the case what is the point?
Thanks for any input on the optics and also any input on manufacturers of the rifles, S&W, Bushmaster, Stag arms, DPMS and others are available in this area.
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