My same experience altho my starburst was not too bad. It was the green that makes the most difference to me. My son is red-green color blind but he says he can see the green much better than the red.
But beyond all that, the sights you narrowed down to are all good from my perspective. I have really liked my Holosun green dot and I think I might try the one you singled out when I need another one if I don't go prism. Variety is the spice of life, right? LOL
On a side note to Nativeman30, I have had cataract surgery on both eyes and I will be 81 next week so even tho I have great vision reading eye charts, my light gathering capability is not that great in low light situations. I switched my lever actions, for the most part, to Skinner Aperture sights which helped a lot. I think that is the reason I started buying "red dots" for a number of my guns.
But beyond all that, the sights you narrowed down to are all good from my perspective. I have really liked my Holosun green dot and I think I might try the one you singled out when I need another one if I don't go prism. Variety is the spice of life, right? LOL
On a side note to Nativeman30, I have had cataract surgery on both eyes and I will be 81 next week so even tho I have great vision reading eye charts, my light gathering capability is not that great in low light situations. I switched my lever actions, for the most part, to Skinner Aperture sights which helped a lot. I think that is the reason I started buying "red dots" for a number of my guns.