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Huey » 11 Feb 2026, 1:53 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 1:53 pm

Everyone is not as anal as you are.  You are like that asshole cousin everyone dislikes because he is constantly correcting everyone on little **** like this.

You are like a person that is a dumb ****       
 
You prove every day you are gun stupid         

Stick to doily talk       
Daily BV kicks your ***       
 
 

*Roshambo » 11 Feb 2026, 2:00 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:00 pm

You are like a person that is a dumb ****       
 
You prove every day you are gun stupid         

Stick to doily talk       
Daily BV kicks your ***       
 
 

 

LMAO!  You are in a BV  meltdown.  There is absolutely no context either of you could kick my ***.  

*Roshambo » 11 Feb 2026, 10:09 am » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 10:09 am

The laser dot only appears when the laser reflects off a surface
When utilizing an RDS, the dot is visible at all times.

WRONG...you wouldn't say stupid **** like this if you had any "hands on" experience.    

Search Assist
In bright daylight, red dot sights can become difficult to see due to issues like reticle washout, where the brightness of the dot is insufficient compared to the surrounding light. To improve visibility, increase the brightness setting to maximum and consider using anti-reflective coatings or a honeycomb filter to reduce glare.
Now go play  with your make believe Black Ops Commando video games  some place else.......  
 
 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 2:29 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:29 pm

WRONG...you wouldn't say stupid **** like this if you had any "hands on" experience.    

Search Assist
In bright daylight, red dot sights can become difficult to see due to issues like reticle washout, where the brightness of the dot is insufficient compared to the surrounding light. To improve visibility, increase the brightness setting to maximum and consider using anti-reflective coatings or a honeycomb filter to reduce glare.
Now go play  with your make believe Black Ops Commando video games  some place else.......

Search assist? **** that, here it is.
Nope. Go play in traffic you ignorant hole. Get some experience       
5 minutes ago. Kill yourself         


https://i.postimg.cc/pV7rKLzJ/daylight.jpg

 
 

Huey » 11 Feb 2026, 2:22 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:22 pm

LMAO!  You are in a BV  meltdown.  There is absolutely no context either of you could kick my ***.

 

*Roshambo » 11 Feb 2026, 2:36 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:36 pm

Nope. Go play in traffic you ignorant hole. Get some experience       
5 minutes ago. Kill yourself         

The camera makes it appear like this, in reality it is a crisp red dot. 
I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light        

 

.^^^^^^^^^Mister Triple Triggered Emoji  Dunce  wouldn't say stupid **** like this if he had any "hands on" experience.     

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In bright daylight, red dot sights can become difficult to see due to issues like reticle washout, where the brightness of the dot is insufficient compared to the surrounding light. To improve visibility, increase the brightness setting to maximum and consider using anti-reflective coatings or a honeycomb filter to reduce glare.
Now go play  with your make believe Black Ops Commando video games  some place else....... 
 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 2:44 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:44 pm

.^^^^^^^^^Mister Triple Triggered Emoji  Dunce  wouldn't say stupid **** like this if he had any "hands on" experience.     

Search Assist
In bright daylight, red dot sights can become difficult to see due to issues like reticle washout, where the brightness of the dot is insufficient compared to the surrounding light. To improve visibility, increase the brightness setting to maximum and consider using anti-reflective coatings or a honeycomb filter to reduce glare.
Now go play  with your make believe Black Ops Commando video games  some place else....... 

hands on old man       
get your vision checked old man           


The camera makes it appear like this, in reality it is a crisp red dot. 
I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light        

Do you prefer North South or East West?
 

*Roshambo » 11 Feb 2026, 2:45 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:45 pm

hands on old man       
get your vision checked old man           


The camera makes it appear like this, in reality it is a crisp red dot. 
I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light        

Do you prefer North South or East West?

If you had any practical experience...you would know your photo proves nothing.
Now go run off and play your nintendo big game hunting game in broad day light.     

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 2:44 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:44 pm

.^^^^^^^^^Mister Triple Triggered Emoji  Dunce  wouldn't say stupid **** like this if he had any "hands on" experience.     

Search Assist
 

             


 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 2:49 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:49 pm

If you had any practical experience...you would know your photo proves nothing.
Now go run off and play your nintendo big game hunting game in broad day light.   

       



^^ dot from this RDS.

https://i.postimg.cc/0QKY0HWr/RDS.jpg

You play with toy glocks and yourself 

 

I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light           

Do you prefer North South or East West?
 

*Roshambo » 11 Feb 2026, 2:49 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:49 pm

             

https://forums.brianenos.com/topic/2831 ... o-the-sun/

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• Classifieds
• •  920
• Gender:Male
• Location:Corvallis, Oregon

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Posted February 24, 2020First match with a red dot, first shot was a classifier into the sun. Couldn’t see a thing.  

 

*Roshambo » 11 Feb 2026, 2:54 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:54 pm

       



^^ dot from this RDS.

https://i.postimg.cc/0QKY0HWr/RDS.jpg

You play with toy glocks and yourself 

 

I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light           

Do you prefer North South or East West?

• 
• Classifieds
• •  920
• Gender:Male
• Location:Corvallis, Oregon

•  

Posted February 24, 2020First match with a red dot, first shot was a classifier into the sun. Couldn’t see a thing.    

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 2:58 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:58 pm

• 
• Classifieds
• •  920
• Gender:Male
• Location:Corvallis, Oregon

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Posted February 24, 2020First match with a red dot, first shot was a classifier into the sun. Couldn’t see a thing.  

picture taken 20 minutes ago       

by me



this gun


 

I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light           

Do you prefer North South or East West?

*Roshambo » 11 Feb 2026, 2:59 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 2:59 pm

picture taken 20 minutes ago       

by me



this gun



I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light           

Do you prefer North South or East West?

• Gender:Male
• Location:Rogers, AR

•  

Posted February 24, 2020 (edited)

  On 2/24/2020 at 11:08 AM, Mcfoto said:It’s a 6. Wasn’t an issue once the sun got up a bit. Just that first thing, sun raising over the berm right in your face.

Seems most if not all brands will reflect the sun off the emitter and cause some sort of an issue. In my experience the SRO will show multiple dots but they seem to be separate dots and may be easier to tell the difference between the two. While the DPP seems to just light up a large portion of the lens and it’s more difficult to be able to find the right dot/spot to use for aiming. I’ve only had it happen a time or two during a match but it’s been inconvenient. Early morning and bays facing east do not play well with dots.    

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 3:01 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 3:01 pm

• Gender:Male
• Location:Rogers, AR

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Posted February 24, 2020 (edited)

Seems most if not all brands will reflect the sun off the emitter and cause some sort of an issue. In my experience the SRO will show multiple dots but they seem to be separate dots and may be easier to tell the difference between the two. While the DPP seems to just light up a large portion of the lens and it’s more difficult to be able to find the right dot/spot to use for aiming. I’ve only had it happen a time or two during a match but it’s been inconvenient. Early morning and bays facing east do not play well with dots.  

 you have no real world experience.      
the camera makes it appear this way, it is a well defined red dot   

Yes, a camera—particularly a smartphone camera—significantly alters how a Red Dot Sight (RDS) appears in a photo compared to how it looks to the human eye. 
Cameras often make the reticle appear larger, more distorted, blurry, or "bloomed" (starburst effect), even if the dot is perfectly crisp to your eye. 


I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light           

Do you prefer North South or East West?



 
 
 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 3:01 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 3:01 pm

• Gender:Male
• Location:Rogers, AR

•  

Posted February 24, 2020 (edited)

Seems most if not all brands will reflect the sun off the emitter and cause some sort of an issue. In my experience the SRO will show multiple dots but they seem to be separate dots and may be easier to tell the difference between the two. While the DPP seems to just light up a large portion of the lens and it’s more difficult to be able to find the right dot/spot to use for aiming. I’ve only had it happen a time or two during a match but it’s been inconvenient. Early morning and bays facing east do not play well with dots.  

Yes, a camera—particularly a smartphone camera—significantly alters how a Red Dot Sight (RDS) appears in a photo compared to how it looks to the human eye. 
Cameras often make the reticle appear larger, more distorted, blurry, or "bloomed" (starburst effect), even if the dot is perfectly crisp to your eye. 

I can show you in person. You hold a sign above your head and I will demonstrate in full sun light           

Do you prefer North South or East West?

https://i.postimg.cc/Y0kx2zRN/hahahaha-u-suck.gif

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 3:01 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 3:01 pm

• Gender:Male
• Location:Rogers, AR

•  

Posted February 24, 2020 (edited)

Seems most if not all brands will reflect the sun off the emitter and cause some sort of an issue. In my experience the SRO will show multiple dots but they seem to be separate dots and may be easier to tell the difference between the two. While the DPP seems to just light up a large portion of the lens and it’s more difficult to be able to find the right dot/spot to use for aiming. I’ve only had it happen a time or two during a match but it’s been inconvenient. Early morning and bays facing east do not play well with dots.  

I showed you       
Real world experience    
I provided a real example, photos taken today   
You got nothing but cut and paste.  mg:  
You play with toy Glocks and yourself    
Sucks to be you         

https://i.postimg.cc/mgRhd6DM/200-(1).gif
 
 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 3:01 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 3:01 pm

• Gender:Male
• Location:Rogers, AR

•  

Posted February 24, 2020 (edited)

Seems most if not all brands will reflect the sun off the emitter and cause some sort of an issue. In my experience the SRO will show multiple dots but they seem to be separate dots and may be easier to tell the difference between the two. While the DPP seems to just light up a large portion of the lens and it’s more difficult to be able to find the right dot/spot to use for aiming. I’ve only had it happen a time or two during a match but it’s been inconvenient. Early morning and bays facing east do not play well with dots.  

The Vortex Defender-CCW red dot provides excellent visibility in direct, bright sunlight, featuring 8 to 10 daylight-specific brightness settings depending on the model (standard vs. enclosed solar). Users report the dot remains bright and clear, even when facing the sun directly.      
Performance in Sunlight

• Visibility: The 3 or 6 MOA dot is designed to be highly visible against bright backgrounds.
• Brightness Adjustments: The optic features 10 total settings (8 daylight/2 NV) for the standard model, or 12 total (10 daylight/2 NV) for the Enclosed Solar model.
• Bright Sun Settings: Users have found that settings 5-6 are sufficient for high-afternoon sun.

Additional Features

• Durability: Features a hard-anodized, low-glare finish and a ruggedized structure.
• Dot Clarity: The optic uses high-quality glass to minimize distortion.
• Battery Life: The standard model offers approximately 9,500 hours on setting 6, while the solar model features a side-mounted tray. 

https://i.postimg.cc/bNRmrrZ1/200w-(3).gif   https://i.postimg.cc/nLX2310Q/bullseye.gif
 
   




 
 

*Roshambo » 11 Feb 2026, 3:41 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 3:41 pm

The Vortex Defender-CCW red dot provides excellent visibility AT TIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS IN BRIGHT SUN LIGHT...!!!  

https://www.shootingillustrated.com/con ... e-red-dot/

"There are many dangers we face in many different forms. The self-defense world has changed dramatically throughout the last 10 years, with those changes leading to huge advancements in equipment. One of the most notable is the miniaturizing of pistol-mounted optics, or micro-red-dot sights (MRDS). Their popularity is growing and shows no signs of slowing down. While there is tremendous fanfare for them, I remind students that aiming is one of the easiest of shooting skills. When you transition from iron sights or start off using a MRDS, there will be some growing pains. One of the biggest complaints with the MRDS is what happens when you can’t see the dot. Here are three tips to help you in this situation: corrective strategies, backup iron sights and down optic."    

 
 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Feb 2026, 3:57 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2026, 3:57 pm

https://www.shootingillustrated.com/con ... e-red-dot/

"There are many dangers we face in many different forms. The self-defense world has changed dramatically throughout the last 10 years, with those changes leading to huge advancements in equipment. One of the most notable is the miniaturizing of pistol-mounted optics, or micro-red-dot sights (MRDS). Their popularity is growing and shows no signs of slowing down. While there is tremendous fanfare for them, I remind students that aiming is one of the easiest of shooting skills. When you transition from iron sights or start off using a MRDS, there will be some growing pains. One of the biggest complaints with the MRDS is what happens when you can’t see the dot. Here are three tips to help you in this situation: corrective strategies, backup iron sights and down optic."  

Take the loss you **** loser       

https://i.postimg.cc/3NXngJnJ/triggered ... arning.gif