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For those who use them...ignoring concerns about battery failure or other malfunction, or any concealibility issues, would anyone NOT carry a red dot on their firearm once they were proficient with it?
The major complaints against them usually are:
1. They can fail
2. They add bulk and can make it harder to conceal
3. You can lose the dot from your sight
So if all those were taken off the table, it would seem there's absolutely no reason why someone would not carry one, given the advantages of 2-eye, target-focused shooting it confers.
What am I missing?
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