SRO 5 MOA Dot for Dangerous Game

[derekslovak2]

Hey, I recently purchased a CZ 550 in 416 Rigby and have a SRO Red Dot In 5MOA at the house and was wondering if it's too big of a dot, I have used this sight for many 3 gun pistol competitions and have had no issues with it

 

[Mark A Ouellette]

Hey, I recently purchased a CZ 550 in 416 Rigby and have a SRO Red Dot In 5MOA at the house and was wondering if it's too big of a dot, I have used this sight for many 3 gun pistol competitions and have had no issues with it

A 5 MOA Trijicon SRO will certainly function on dangerous game rifle. On a sunny day in Africa, don't be surprised if that 5 MOA dot looks like 10 MOA due the in increased dot intensity required to see it!

For a PH where they may need to stop dangerous game up close and personal from stomping a client, a MOA dot would be great! For the rest of us, especially on a 100 to 200 yard capable rifle such as a .416 Rigby, I recommend a 1 or 2 MOA dot. Remember those dots grow in size as their intensity is increased.

All the above stated, mount the 5 MOA and safely aim at imaginary targets at 50 and 100 yards on a sunny day.

Good shooting!

 

[festuscat]

I have a 6 MOA RMR and we use it on everything from a .416 REM to 505 Gibbs.
Have changed intensity at different times of the day at 100 yards and in. No problems.
It has a wide intensity range and glad I chose the larger option

 

[derekslovak2]

I have a 6 MOA RMR and we use it on everything from a .416 REM to 505 Gibbs.
Have changed intensity at different times of the day at 100 yards and in. No problems.
It has a wide intensity range and glad I chose the larger option

Thank you I have the 5MOA sitting here so I figured I would try it