Eothingy's holographic...needs lasers. Aimpoint uses LEDs - much less power consumption.
Eothingy's holographic...needs lasers. Aimpoint uses LEDs - much less power consumption.
512's are supposed to get 1100 hours with lithium AAs...but yeah...
There is no cure, but, it can lead to another Hawaiian disease called.....
"Lackofmoola".....
"Move the Eo-Tech back for a bigger fov"....poppy cock says I!!! It is a projected dot on a screen, that doesn't need to be centered to use. We are not talking about a scope where you need to have it at 3" from your eye to have a "full Field of view". second of all the father you are form a bulky vision block, (which some seem to think this is, which it ain't) the more you can see around the vision block. think of this a standing right in front of a 55 gal drum at eye level, it block a bunch of vision, now back off to 10 yards or so and it would be real hard not to see someone hiding behind it...see what I mean??
Also the farther forward you run the red dots the more your peripheral vision can pick up around it...like for big target sweeps or multi-target arrays, and I ain't a lyin. also where this particular OE is mounted is just about right to use a head mounted N.O.D. monocle.
Now I know a bunch of you are shaking your heads and sayin....He,s full o crap, but think about this; Red dots that are mounted on pistols ( which is where all this technology came from...gasp those I.P.S.C. GAMERS) is much farther from your eye than is the one mounted on a carbine, and I don't know if you guys have ever seen an open pistol shooter like Max Michell or Jerry Miculek shoot 50 yard poppers with a "DOT gun", but they can make most carbine guys look slow! KurtM
Also the farther forward you run the red dots the more your peripheral vision can pick up around it...like for big target sweeps or multi-target arrays, and I ain't a lyin. also where this particular OE is mounted is just about right to use a head mounted N.O.D. monocle.
Now I know a bunch of you are shaking your heads and sayin....He,s full o crap, but think about this; Red dots that are mounted on pistols ( which is where all this technology came from...gasp those I.P.S.C. GAMERS) is much farther from your eye than is the one mounted on a carbine, and I don't know if you guys have ever seen an open pistol shooter like Max Michell or Jerry Miculek shoot 50 yard poppers with a "DOT gun", but they can make most carbine guys look slow! KurtM
Before you know it, you'll have that puppy mounted on a DPMS!
