I have a slight astigmatism and keep the brightness setting down as low as possible to keep the starburst from being distracting. For a turkey gun, I would say you'll pick up the 6 moa faster, but as mentioned a 3 moa would cover up less of the head and neck. Originally Posted by wizzi Definitely go look through both at the store first, maybe at a turkey decoy across the store. If you do a 3 moa dot will become like a 6 moa dot that flares out all over the place.
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