I’m curious what you mean by “I can see well enough in the dark to identify people without a flashlight”? It definitely gets dark enough outside or indoors that the HUMAN EYE cannot adapt and see, let alone the fact that one muzzle flash would take away your night vision
@@ToastyTexan911 it's simple if you know much about anatomy. Having more rods than cones in one's eyes, allows one to see better at night, than those with more cones than rods. Just like most nocturnal animals I have alot of rods in my eyes. I can see perfectly well in pitch dark without any ambient light of any kind, my eyes get less of a bleaching effect even with bright light flashing in darkness, and my eyes adjust to darkness much faster. I've known I had alot of rods in my eyes since I was 7 years old.
I never said I would want to, 30 meters is where I would zero, and do. The manufacturer of the sight says to zero to 100 yards. But that's not where I would be shooting to. Hense why I zeroed at 30 meters.
As per optic manufacturer suggested 100m. It wasn't my grip, I don't have thumbs on pistol grip, like what most people use. My grip is unique one of the reasons I can control recoil better even in small guns like a micro nine. It was the 115 grain trash ammo I was using, never saw any issues out of any other ammo, including 115 blazer brass.
I’m curious what you mean by “I can see well enough in the dark to identify people without a flashlight”? It definitely gets dark enough outside or indoors that the HUMAN EYE cannot adapt and see, let alone the fact that one muzzle flash would take away your night vision
@@ToastyTexan911 it's simple if you know much about anatomy. Having more rods than cones in one's eyes, allows one to see better at night, than those with more cones than rods. Just like most nocturnal animals I have alot of rods in my eyes. I can see perfectly well in pitch dark without any ambient light of any kind, my eyes get less of a bleaching effect even with bright light flashing in darkness, and my eyes adjust to darkness much faster. I've known I had alot of rods in my eyes since I was 7 years old.
Why are you want to zero a optic at 100 or 30 is it feet or yards?
I never said I would want to, 30 meters is where I would zero, and do. The manufacturer of the sight says to zero to 100 yards. But that's not where I would be shooting to. Hense why I zeroed at 30 meters.
It could be your grip for the lockback issueits a common thing .Also pistols should be zerod at 10 to 25 why 100 it's not a rifle
As per optic manufacturer suggested 100m. It wasn't my grip, I don't have thumbs on pistol grip, like what most people use. My grip is unique one of the reasons I can control recoil better even in small guns like a micro nine. It was the 115 grain trash ammo I was using, never saw any issues out of any other ammo, including 115 blazer brass.