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Hi Richard and welcome. I have astigmatism and have the Holosun 507c and the Cyelee WOLF2 for Astigmatism. The Cyelee is much sharper and is as durable as the Holosun at a great price. Many youtube reviews as well. https://www.amazon.com/Cyelee-Astigmatism-Circle-Footprint-Reticle/dp/B0CBHQD8CS?th=1 ---------------- https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=cyelee+wolf+2+for+astigmatism ----------- Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

For a Prodigy Comp 5" with an astigmatism and a budget under $400, your best options are a Holosun pistol optic with multiple reticle options or a larger-dot Vortex Defender-ST. The key is to find an optic with features that minimize the "starburst" effect caused by your astigmatism, such as a large or multi-reticle system and clear glass. Holosun optics (MRS models) Holosun is widely recommended for shooters with astigmatism because its Multi-Reticle System (MRS) can help find a reticle that appears clearer to your specific vision. Holosun HS507C X2 Best for: Finding the clearest reticle for your eyes. Why it works: The MRS allows you to switch between a 2 MOA dot, a 32 MOA circle, or the combination of both. Many shooters with astigmatism find that the larger circle or the full circle-dot appears clearer than a single dot. Other features: It uses the standard Trijicon RMR footprint, which is compatible with the Prodigy's Agency Optic System (AOS) plates. It also has a solar failsaf

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Sir Richard, For astigmatism, a smaller dot (like 2 MOA) tends to produce less starburst or ghosting. Here are some red dot sight options suitable for the Prodigy Comp 5" that are good for someone with astigmatism and priced under $400: Vortex Crossfire Red Dot (2 MOA or 6 MOA) Features: Compact, reliable, crystal-clear red dot, adjustable brightness. Price: Around $150-$200 Pros: Good for astigmatism; large eye box; durable. Holosun HS503CU (2 MOA Dot with Solar Panel) Features: Multiple reticle options, shake-awake technology, solar backup. Price: Around $250-$300 Pros: Reduces ghosting, good clarity for astigmatism, long battery life. Sig Sauer RomeoZero Reflex Sight Features: 3 MOA dot, lightweight, compact. Price: About $150-$200 Pros: Clear dot, good for astigmatism, durable. Hope this helps Sir Richard, and hopefully you'll catch some good Labor Day sales. 😀

I'd recommend Vortex optics for astigmatism as well as the fact that they carry a lifetime warranty. Very good quality and a reputable company. Happy shooting!

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