Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I am cross eyed dominant and I was wondering if this Red Dot could help me, I really seem to like this one. Others tell me to get the EOTech but $$$$$
Document: Got this mounted on my M249 Saw. Higher quality than all the gen 2 aimpoints in our company. That isn't saying much, we have some broken ass gear, but very nice red dot sight. I really like the drop dot sight it's perfect for a light machine gun. I'm not sure if I'll be allowed to use this at line units when I get back to the states, but I'm allowed in Korea so hurray.
I was originally looking for an open red dot like an EOTech. I wanted the ability to keep both eyes open and have unli item eye relief. This one ended up being the clear winner! High quality, clear optics, beautiful reticles, easy to look through, accurate, wide field of view. Cannot say enough!!!!! You can buy 2-3 three of these to 1 eotech or trijicon. Recommend this unit to everyone!! !
well I was looking for a optic to compliment my new AR build, after TONS of research and trying to find a great deal on an EOTech my search was leaving me empty handed.While searching I came across what seem to be a nice sight, the LUCID HD7 Red Dot Sight, Gen III (HD7)..
FYI I have this in front of a flip-to-side magnifier for longer range.The Second reason is the price. And yes this red dot is about half as much as an aimpoint or eotech and frankly they are still of great quality! Everything in the construction seems very solid, I say seem because I haven't opened it up to take a look at the insides and have no plans too.
When I originally ordered the site never made it to me. I have to tell you that Amazon has some of the best customer service in the world! In a time where companies don't seem to care about their customers satisfaction, it was refreshing to get the level of service Amazon provides! No questions asked they shipped a replacement out and overnighted it. They get two giant thumbs up from me!Oh and the sight is outstanding!
I surfed all the web forums and read everything I could about optics in the sub $300 range for my AR15's. I have an EOTech on one and like it well enough but was thinking I would go with a traditional optic on one of my other AR's. Sure, I'd love an ACOG but just can't justify the expense.After reading up and just about every alternative in the price range, I selected the Lucid.
I got this for my Colt LE6920. I looked at various optic options, considered getting Aimpoint, EOTech or Trijicon. I'm not poor - I can afford any of these optics if I felt they were worth it. I was going to order one of these but I like to do a lot of research before I commit to what I buy and I ran across some great reviews of the Lucid. I decided to take a chance on it (what could I lose?
I bought the Lucid HD7 for a plinker thinking it would be a nice compromise between an expensive RDS and a really cheap one. The component itself is pretty well built, and seems fairly rugged. If you get a good one, you're likely all set. If you get one with issues, like I did, then you may not receive the best customer support. My problem is with the lens coating or possibly with the reticule itself.
If you are wondering if this is going to be the right choice for your AR then let me tell you, it is! They wont however work with micro BUIS as the built in riser on the HD7 will require you to mount micro BUIS on a 1/2&#34; riser or you could move up to standard BUIS.
I recently took mine out to the range and i loved it. I've never used a red dot on my ar15 prior to trying this one and it rocks. Held zero really well and and the reticle options made it that much better. Took me a bit to zero it in since im a noobie, but once i did i was hitting my target dead on, from 50yrs or so. I unloaded a clip and all the rounds hit within a few inches apart.
Answer: yes