All good, unless one's aged (or post-cataract surgery) eyes cannot rapidly shift focus between the foresight and target. Iron sights become utterly useless. THAT is where pistol-optic MRDS truly come into their own, and why they are faster and more accurate (with equivalent training) than iron sights - you have only a dot to superimpose on the target, versus 3 things to align together at different focal lengths.
I've had my P10F Optics-Ready pistol for about 4 months now, having purchased at a somewhat inflated price from IRG. That said, it was worth the extra $$ to me for the Optic-Ready version as I can no longer rely upon my eyesight with irons.
Originally Posted by Bartok5
All good, unless one's aged (or post-cataract surgery) eyes cannot rapidly shift focus between the foresight and target. Iron sights become utterly useless. THAT is where pistol-optic MRDS truly come into their own, and why they are faster and more accurate (with equivalent training) than iron sights - you have only a dot to superimpose on the target, versus 3 things to align together at different focal lengths.
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