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Final Inspect Fridays Episode #7: Setting Up Red Dots for MagFed.

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Magfed did and will continue to revolutionize the paintball world. One of the ways that it will do so moving forward is how we look at optics when it comes to paintball gameplay. When combined with FSR (First Strike Rounds) the performance will necessitate what once was thought of as a cosmetic accessory.

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28 авг 2024

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@almac03 Год назад

I use a bore sight laser, found on Amazon for less than $30. It’s simple enough to use, doesn’t require paint or air and can be done inside. Obviously you can’t sight out to 30+ yards indoors but 10-15, ideal for irons and cqb red dots.

@Timber_LXG_5 Год назад

As a GWOT vet i really do enjoy my red dots and acogs im just getting into magfed paintball ive been doing woodsball for over 15 years. I had a red dot on my tippmann a5 and i basically used it as an area effect weapon with a "zero" at 25 yards I ran around with over 2000 rounds and had a 124 cubic inch 4500 tank operateing as our teams machine gun team the zero wasnt 100% acuracy it was more a "i spray with my responce trigger and can get a bunch of paintballs around this area"

@magfedranchpaintball Год назад

Thank you for your service!

@noble9140 9 месяцев назад

Acog 4x32 is so helpful with long range magfed

@magfedranchpaintball 9 месяцев назад

@@noble9140 How is the reticle on the ACOG with FSR or RB? Also what do you zero it at?

@magfedranchpaintball 9 месяцев назад

@@noble9140 How is the ACOG's reticle with FSR?

@noble9140 9 месяцев назад

@@magfedranchpaintball not necessarily zeroed, but windage is important to fine tune because generally fsr has a straight arc. But depends on distance whether or not it’ll land on the chevron