[Avis] holosun Hs403r où Vortex crossfire

Mola a écrit:Entre les deux je prends ça : https://www.holosun.eu/Holosun-ELITE-GOLD-HE403R-GD/70141528

dace a écrit:Holosun j'en ai 3, pour l'instant ça bouge pas mais ils sont monté que sur des calibres de poing.

Mola a écrit:La couleur va être plus ou moins visible selon l'environnement et la vue du tireur.
Le vert et le jaune ont l'avantage d'êtres dans le milieu du spectre lumineux, contrairement au rouge.
Ce qui en théorie les rends visibles par le plus grand nombre.

This “gold” dot color is an acquired taste, although we don't mean that in a negative way. It can be described as bright yellow with a hint of orange, much like a yellow traffic light. It's similar to Trijicon's amber reticle color, which has been available for quite a few years now. We thought it might wash out more against a desert background, but were pleased to see that it wasn't very hard to spot as long as the brightness was set appropriately.

So, you may be wondering, should I go with a red, green, or gold dot? We can't answer that question for you, but based on our experiences, we like green the best. It seems to stand out more than the other colors in most environments we've tested, despite Holosun's implication that gold is more versatile. This makes sense because the human eye is most sensitive to colors in the green portion of the spectrum, causing them to appear brighter (unless you're color-blind).

Deciding between red and gold is a much closer call. We'd still give a slight edge to red, but that may be mostly because we're already had many years to get used to it. However, bright red backgrounds aren't common in nature, whereas bright yellows — such as sunlit sand dunes — are more plentiful. For this reason, gold would be our third choice, but we'd still gladly take it over iron sights.