Keep the background identical
A fair comparison uses the same map and scale. Otherwise the brighter scene may win instead of the better crosshair.
Put two working crosshairs on the same scene and see which center your eyes pick up faster.
Start with one question: which crosshair is easier to recover after looking at another part of the scene? Then compare head coverage and color.
A fair comparison uses the same map and scale. Otherwise the brighter scene may win instead of the better crosshair.
Matching colors makes shape differences easier to see. Change color only after choosing the cleaner geometry.
Take the winner into the range for a short test. Switching between two profiles every round makes the result harder to judge.
Check how quickly you find the center, then whether the shape covers a distant head.
No. The tool keeps the scene equal so you can choose the shape that works for your eyes.