My 2nd. holosun red dot. like this "multiple reticle system" best. - Holosun EPS-Carry 1x0.58x0.77in Reflex Red Dot Sight w/Multiple Reticle System

Holosun keeps getting better! They keep making improvements to their sights, someday they will get us the perfect sights we want; until then I'll keep using their "best for the price" ones they are currently making. I have a 6-minute dot too, which is OK, but this "M.R.S." dote is better for me as I'm rather new to using Red Dots again. I'm 76 years old and put my first red dot, (an Aim-Point), on a Rugger 22 pistole back in 1987. A little bit of advice on finding the dot (you will be able to find it); practice dryfiring with a "laser dry-firing cartridge" (that's where the "multi-Reticle" comes in handy. By just using the 32 minute circle" without the center dot, it is easy to see your hits. I practice indoors at 15 to 25 feet, using a 2" diameter silver reflector as my target (really easy to see my hits). Make sure you are good at bringing your pistol up and are lined up on the target with your iron sights, if you can't be lined up with your iron sights, you won't be lined up with the red-dot (maybe not even being able to find it). Don't worry about the internet advise on how to find the dot, When you are starting out on anything, you fist print on paper with lines, before you can write on unlined paper! get good technique at bringing your pistol up and being on target with your iron sights! I can see my iron sights low in the red-dot window, and with proper red-dot sight picture your iron sight will be a little bit of a triangle, with the front sight post just above the rear sight height. Even my old eyes with cataracts, can automatically digest my sight window picture and put the "dot" where I want it to be. I wrote this thinking someone might be new to "red-dot" sights; but it is a really good unit and the auto on/off feature, with it's large battery is the best. Good luck!