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[gator11]

I just joined a local club and want to shoot steel with my Ruger 22/45 TacSol upper. Which red dot do you think will do, the C-more or Burris Fastfire III? My main concern is ability to see shooting both at the outdoor and indoor range. Neither is cheap but I have heard "buy once, cry once" and think that's probably the truth. I may also use the red dot for my Glock at some point also. Was hoping to get some feedback from guy's who use them. Thanks in advance for the opinions.

[goat68]

Fastfire III worked better for me on a glock. I had failure to eject with the c-more covering the port. But the Cmore was easier to see because you could set the brightness as you needed.

[birdzman]

I agree with goat about the brightness on the Cmore, being able to adjust it is nice.

[Ofishl1]

I agree with goat about the brightness on the Cmore, being able to adjust it is nice.

I run C-mores on both my Open guns, on Quinn mounts, ejection issues are moot,...I have both dial up and the click version...I like the click a little better I think.

If I were to get another one it will be in aluminum so the set screws have better bite and set, the polymer (plastic) c-mores, I have had to change screws out on them and they dont seem to lock down tight enough on one of mine,...they come loose a bit I found. Either way its still C-More's for me....I like being able to change the dot in a few minutes if I need to by pulling the diode and adding another.

[lsr1238]

I run a C-more on my Ruger 22/45 with an allchin mount and it's ran fine with no ejection issues.

[captray]

I know several folks that run the Ultradot Pan AV (~$240) on Rugers for steel. You have a choice of reticles
and the frame that holds the glass is very thin, that allows good visibility on 3 sides.

Ray