I’m new to ‘Red-Dot’ scope’s, and I’ve asked many questions about ‘MOA’ designation but never got a really concise, or meaningful explanation until now. This is by-far the best explanation of ‘MOA’ I’ve ever seen. Thank you very much. “OUTSTANDING!”

Good job man. Believe it or not a lot of ppl need this explanation of moa. Made me feel better about my 4moa

Thanks, you have clarified many of my questions and misconceptions about the whole concept of MOA. Great video.

by far one of the best VISUAL explanations for MOA sizes. I'm buying a red dot for my M&P 40L C.O.R.E and was waiting for the VORTEX VIPER to be released. I'm not expecting to use it for anywhere near /past 100 yards but wasn't sure if the 6 MOA would be too large of a dot. Thanks for the additional info /insight.

Best explanation of MOA in KZfaq. Thank you.

Good video brother. Physical circles make it all come together - nice touch.

This video is ahead of its time and under rated thank you. This helps with my consideration of a rds for my edc. Deciding between a 2 moa or 6moa

Hadn't found any definitive explanation on the differences between smaller and larger red dots, until I saw your video. Great job, many thanks!

Thanks for the video helped a great deal. I can now decide what size to choose.

Best explanation on what "MOA" actually means & why it matters, Thank you

Best explanation ever. Great job, now I have a whole new appreciation for my vortex strikefire 2 4MOA.

The best explanation I ever have seen. Thanks from Sweden...

Thankyou for educating me! This was perfectly explained and informative!

a light bulb just came on:) thanks for the explanation.

Absolutely excellent tutorial on the differences. I especially liked your mention of the trijicon chevron and your take on how best to zero with it. Thanks for sharing!

This is the greatest explanation made for red dots I have ever seen before.

Just the video I was looking for to tell me the basics of MOA. Subscribed

Awesome , i have been around firearms all my life but in an ignorant way & nvr really had the technical basis to go off of. Thanks for dumbing it down for guys like me 🤙

Excellent job and much appreciated explanation. Knowledge is power and now I feel empowered.

Very informative, thank you.

This does clear things up a bit. I have seen a video stating that the dots are identical sizes which I can confirm but other people state there is a difference even at close range. You don't want to spend all that money for something and get the wrong dot size that suits you. As long as the 2MOA will fulfil any requirement for static target shooting that is fine for me.

Best explanation. Ty

By far the best explanation. Thank you.

Thanks for the info. Sounds like you really know your stuff. You helped me make up my mind.

Thanks. I was on the fence about ditching my strikefire 4 for a holosun 2. But you convinced me my 4 is fine for my stateside range AR.

It depends on what you are doing when deployed or state side. Mostly kicking in doors is not 75 to 100 meters or yards. I prefer the 2 MOA for offense, defense, or even hunting. Everything I do will be within 100 yards. If I need to reach out further, I have a solution for that too 😏. Good video brother.

One of the best videos about moa thanks.

Great video and plenty of much needed knowledge. Thanks

Or simply go with an Eotech style reticle and you have the 2MOA dot for long range and the 65MOA circle for CQB, can't really mess up that decision.

Good job young man.

Great explanation on Choices, and I'm sure a Lot of people watching got it also? Thanks.......

just what i was looking for, thankyou

Great explanation

THANK YOU! great vid and explanation! God bless! III

Thanks bro helped me not make a foolish buy , preciate your video)

i tend to run the 4moa dimmed down. i wish the vortex strikefire2 had a 2 moa option though, as ive been using those for rifles (they only have a 4moa), and the sparc2 for ar-pistols (which is 2moa and physically smaller). eh. thanks for the video, i knew the mechanics but having the paper cut outs really helped with visualizing better. cheers

Great description! Thanks!

I love 4 moa at close quarters

good vid and explanations. I'm trying to decide between another Aimpoint Pro (2 MOA) and a Vortex Strikeforce (4 MOA) for less than half the price.

Excellent Video...MOA can be very difficult to grasp to the novice..

Very well explained, thanks!

Great video and very informative. Thank you sir.

Great explanation. Thanks.

very good, that has answered my question

excellent explanation!!! Thank u!

Great vid thanks for explaning

Nicely explained.

Nice instructional video BUT don't forget that the average-Joe shooter would have a hard time engaging a sedentary target (given environmental and physiological variables) at 300 yards much less a headshot. Our unit had standard issued 4moa sights and they were mostly used in CQB situations (50yrds or less). They guys taking the longer-shots(designated marksmen and sniper-types) were not using red dot sights! 4MOA sights are used effectively by infantry men worldwide...its the civilian-types that are stuck on 4vs2vs1 MOA....a good marksman will split your melon at 300yards with iron sights. IMHO, buy a nice set of sights (at a good price) and practice the fundamentals of marksmanship FIRST then worry about target acquisition out past 100yrds....the zombies won't be worth the bullet past that mark. lol.

Thanks, Finally, first discussion I have found on the topic. I have a holosight on my AR, ! moa dot, and can't understand why the 2moa and 4moa. I can see my dot no problem. And my eyes aren't young. At 50 yards I dim my dot to a pinprick and can shoot holes touching holes. brighten it up for quick acquisition. Is it more expensive to manufacture a small dot as compared to a beach ball? Thanks

Great video

Trying to make a choice for first red dot right now, this was good visual food for thought! Any drawback to just zeroing a standard round dot for POI at the apex/top of the circle, similar to how you're describing your use of the triangular style? In other words, using like a 6:00 hold instead of center hold?

But why is it called minute of angle?

sounds like 2 moa is good to me

So 4 moa = 1 mao @ 25 yards?

Thx.

My Aimpoint H1 1-8 settings I can barely see the dot daytime is this normal?

This is not the correct way to aim with a red dot. You should use it like an iron sight, meaning your point of aim is the top of the dot, which makes the 4 MOA dot just as precise as a 2 MOA dot. There really is no benefit to using a 2 MOA over 4 MOA dot size, unless you are using it wrong or have the eye sight of an Eagle.

is this guys head REALLY big or is his body really small!?

Better understanding of 4 verse 2 Moa but still confused on which one I should get I'm thinking CQB but at the same time what if I have to engage a Target at 200-300 yards would the 2 Moa be a better choice overall. I mean a 12in circle is really big vs a 6in circle. If anybody can help out. My question I guess is, is a 2 MOA effective in CQB and going with a 2 moa be a good choice considering I might have to engage targets at a further distance?

What happens if you have a magnifier and a 4moa h-1? Would this take out the long range negatives?

4:05 Looks like my ex retarded girlfriend's tits.

just the tip.

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Great video