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Is the holographic scope the same as the red dot scope?

Time： 2021-12-16

Summary： 1. The principle of the holoscope is similar to the plane display. One of its advantages is that it is very convenient to aim, so that the shooter can pay attention to the aiming mark and the target at the same time in a moment, that is, it can always maintain a clear sight. The shooter can grab the target with a wide field of view and press the aiming mark on the target in a split second, and can easily continue to press the aiming mark on the target while the weapon is sitting back or the target is moving quickly. In short, when shooting, the shooter only needs to place his shoulder against the weapon, keep his eyes open and focus on the target. The sight mark can easily form a line with the eyes and the target, and the image can be obtained in an instant, much faster than the standard notch ruler aiming. 2. Red point sights, mainly suitable for shock end, the objective lens of the reflective red point sights is actually a concentric sphere, its inner surface is plated with a layer of translucent semi-reflective film. A light source is placed inside the concentric sphere of the objective lens. The light source emits a bit of red light which is reflected into the eye after passing through a translucent semi-reflective film. When this light source is aligned with the target light source into the eye, the aim is formed. Most of the usual reflector sight does not have magnification, and there are a few foreign varieties with magnification (because a few will not expand the description). Due to the lack of magnification, both eyes can be observed at the same time, which does not affect the observation of external conditions when aiming. And the reflective red point sight can be aimed as long as the red point can be seen, and the position of the red point in the mirror is independent, can achieve the effect of fast aiming. However, his disadvantage is that the accuracy of medium and long range targets or small targets is not high.

1. The principle of the holoscope is similar to the plane display. One of its advantages is that it is very convenient to aim, so that the shooter can pay attention to the aiming mark and the target at the same time in a moment, that is, it can always maintain a clear sight. The shooter can grab the target with a wide field of view and press the aiming mark on the target in a split second, and can easily continue to press the aiming mark on the target while the weapon is sitting back or the target is moving quickly. In short, when shooting, the shooter only needs to place his shoulder against the weapon, keep his eyes open and focus on the target. The sight mark can easily form a line with the eyes and the target, and the image can be obtained in an instant, much faster than the standard notch ruler aiming.

2. Red point sights, mainly suitable for shock end, the objective lens of the reflective red point sights is actually a concentric sphere, its inner surface is plated with a layer of translucent semi-reflective film. A light source is placed inside the concentric sphere of the objective lens. The light source emits a bit of red light which is reflected into the eye after passing through a translucent semi-reflective film. When this light source is aligned with the target light source into the eye, the aim is formed. Most of the usual reflector sight does not have magnification, and there are a few foreign varieties with magnification (because a few will not expand the description). Due to the lack of magnification, both eyes can be observed at the same time, which does not affect the observation of external conditions when aiming. And the reflective red point sight can be aimed as long as the red point can be seen, and the position of the red point in the mirror is independent, can achieve the effect of fast aiming. However, his disadvantage is that the accuracy of medium and long range targets or small targets is not high.

Keywords： Is the holographic scope the same as the red dot scope?