#10MinuteTalk - Red Dots on Hunting Rifles?
Close quarters, fast shots, moving targets, dynamic situations, shooting with both eyes open and a high-level need for rapid target acquisition. Sound like a “tactical environment”? Could be, but it’s not. You’re on a driven hog hunt in Spain or Germany, calling red stags in France, or on stand during a good old fashioned Midwest deer drive. All the positive attributes a red dot offers translate perfectly to specific hunts — making them the best option in some cases. Be “ready” for fast action with a red dot.
Vortex Nation Podcast · Mark Boardman, Jimmy Hamilton, Ryan Muckenhirn
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Show Notes
Close quarters, fast shots, moving targets, dynamic situations, shooting with both eyes open and a high-level need for rapid target acquisition. Sound like a “tactical environment”? Could be, but it’s not. You’re on a driven hog hunt in Spain or Germany, calling red stags in France, or on stand during a good old fashioned Midwest deer drive. All the positive attributes a red dot offers translate perfectly to specific hunts — making them the best option in some cases. Be “ready” for fast action with a red dot.
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