I have one. Recoil magazine did a write up on it and basically said you could save some money and buy an Aimpoint. They are pricey. I like mine. Powered in the daylight by a solar cell and a AA lithium battery in low light. The AA battery feature was a plus for me.
I like mine. The dot is adjustable for brightness. There is some discussion about some kind of reflection or shadow due to the way it's built, but I haven't seen what they are talking about yet. I prefer the lever mount over the knob mount. I've used it once in an informal club match and had no problems at all.
I like mine. The dot is adjustable for brightness. There is some discussion about some kind of reflection or shadow due to the way it's built, but I haven't seen what they are talking about yet. I prefer the lever mount over the knob mount. I've used it once in an informal club match and had no problems at all.
If that's the same one I saw mounted on an AR, my first thought was: "It's huge!" The diameter of the housing gave me quite a bit of a pause - it's about the size of an EOTech RDS, I think. Maybe even a bit taller.
They are great, we carry them and have them in stock. Stop by and take a look.
Mark
Mark
I had one for a few weeks. As said, its big, and it has a big price to go with it. I had the Aimpoint M4 as well and for the size and price, I will go back to Aimpoint, or ACOG. They are good sights but not worth the money.
