Does interfere with aiming?
1150947
It does affect how well you can get behind the sights if they are high enough it will be fine but if they are too low you would be able to get them lined up right to aim
1291372
No, each mouse has it's own receiver that inserted into your own USB port so there will be no interference. Hope this helps.
1427724
There is a cross hair that you can turn off and on, but its not adjustable, and is pretty inaccurate. If you want to use it, you may have to adjust your hop up to the sight.
1796903
Got a rail? Of course it will work where ever your eye can perceive the aim-point dot, (and make sure your eye relief is correct). There is an adapter (provided by amazon) to lift the device if necessary. (Inexpensive)
1530516
I purchased this red dot and returned it. I am also cross dominant. When shooting with a rifle scope or red dot, eye dominance, in my opinion isn't as important as when you shoot with a handgun. If you have the $$$ go with an aim point or eotech. I returned the HD7 because the windage adjustment did not work. I went w/the cheaper option and replaced with the Bushnell red dot. It gets the job done.
325236
Yes,you can,but you're limited in range and focusing is all about the shooter,and not AF.
616214
A little loss of accuracy is to be expected yes. Nothing you can't overcome with practice though. They are defensive sights so you trade a little accuracy for speed. Plenty good to be practically accurate however.
2266002
If you cannot index the correct position you will not get the full benefit of the Muzzel device. The holes on the top give the downward push to the muzzel to return you to Point of aim. Try using shims or removing metal from the shim to get to correct position.
498411
If you're are talking about a double projection of the reticle...then yes, slightly. The dot seems to be the clearest and least problematic with this HWS.
1804425
That is an inherent problem in ALL red dot style sights. The Lucid has other reticles to help with that, but if you are looking to go super long distance you should run a scope with crosshairs. If you're shooting a small target from long range and red dot scope may obscure the target. I use mine for 200 yards and less and haven't had a problem at all. For my long distance gun, I run a Nikon scope with crosshair reticle.
1372871
Yes...I Also have fixed front post on my ar15 and it doesn't interfere. Good scope too.
906069
I suggest you visit a gun dealer and let you try both, I find target acusistion faster and the adjustment for the red dot is very easy to adjust while you're on target. But tr both.
2233853
I dont see how it would not be in the view of the scope, however, I doubt you will notice it because the scope is in focus for a distance beyond so the front sight is not seen. technically the only side effect of that situation is that you will have reduced light coming to your eye but so little that you probably will not notice.
1163849
Yes, I suppose it interferes, but it doesn't block the view. Just as looking through only the glass part of the window is different than looking through glass + screen. You can still see outside if that's your concern.
2074054
No problems . There are lock rings if utilized, that prevent moving of the adj. knobs. I'm a long range shooter and have no idea as to quick target acquisition .
1402779
Probably on the onset no.....but you should be able to adjust the red dot scope to align with the center post. That's what I did.
1809577
The default settings are to use the arrow keys to aim and space bar to shoot. I'm sure its possible to change that, but I haven't tried