Post by FLT MEDIC on Jul 18, 2005 1:39:33 GMT 8
Just played with my Baizhong red dot sight mounted on my DE M82/SIG-552.
The sight is light, easy to zero and its red dot is visible even under the noon sun. It's fast for CQB target aquisition even in low light and it is zeroed to hit a soda can at 10 meters.
The lens has no grade and has a little tint of gray for contrast with its red dot under bright conditions like noon sun and facing the general direction of the afternoon sun.
At distances less than 10 meters, the maximum difference where you aim the red dot and the point of impact of the .12g BBs is 4 inches at 1 meter.
The down side is that I had to file the plastic mounting screw holes down so it could clamp on the wider and deeper Picatinny sight rail of the SIG-552.
After elongating the mounting screw holes, insert the 2 screws into the left side metal clamp, sight body and right side metal clamp. I tightened the screws only a little, just until the red dot sight body no longer moves along the Picatinny sight rail on the SIG-552. If it loosens up in the future, I'll put Loctite Blue Thread Locker on its mounting screws.
I find it much faster to hit targets at different distances and lighting conditions compared to just using its open sights.
The sight is light, easy to zero and its red dot is visible even under the noon sun. It's fast for CQB target aquisition even in low light and it is zeroed to hit a soda can at 10 meters.
The lens has no grade and has a little tint of gray for contrast with its red dot under bright conditions like noon sun and facing the general direction of the afternoon sun.
At distances less than 10 meters, the maximum difference where you aim the red dot and the point of impact of the .12g BBs is 4 inches at 1 meter.
The down side is that I had to file the plastic mounting screw holes down so it could clamp on the wider and deeper Picatinny sight rail of the SIG-552.
After elongating the mounting screw holes, insert the 2 screws into the left side metal clamp, sight body and right side metal clamp. I tightened the screws only a little, just until the red dot sight body no longer moves along the Picatinny sight rail on the SIG-552. If it loosens up in the future, I'll put Loctite Blue Thread Locker on its mounting screws.
I find it much faster to hit targets at different distances and lighting conditions compared to just using its open sights.
Speed, Aggression & Surprise.
Erase ko na nga yung THREAD eh... para dili na mabuking ang price. 
