WheelGunMan
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I had an opportunity to shoot my nephews Glock equipped with a red dot... and I shot it well. But, then again, no better than when I sight shoot. To be clear, sight shooting for me is focusing only the front sight, getting it on the target and press the trigger.. no aiming involved. It took me a while to get the hang of it and I shoot much better than when using both the front and rear sight combined. When I shot with the red dot it was a similar technique.They don't all use batteries. Some are Tritium, just like those night sights. Trijicon RMR has something like a 15 year life span. The quality optics that do use batteries have pretty serious battery life. I change mine when I change smoke detector batteries, which is today. (Thanks DST). Some folks rotate carry ammo every few months and pop in new batteries then. I've never had a battery go dead yet. Still not using one on my carry gun currently, but that's more a result of my carry gun not being the best candidate for mounting one.