I carried a crossbow with a red dot a good bit earlier this season until my new scope showed up. The Sparc 2 is adjustable, and I checked it as lighting conditions changed to make sure it was visible and sharp.
An original Burris FF is auto-only, and can be troublesome if the lighting where the target stands is different than where you are, a common condition even at the range. I found sunglasses can help, for target shooting anyway.
Despite the problem with the brightness, that little FF has soldiered on for years, on all kinds of stuff. Can’t say that for some others, actually any others. The FF3 is even better, feature-wise anyway. Time will tell how it holds up, but huntsman22 has a bunch I think, and I doubt he’d suffer any crap.
