I have a mepro M21 on three of mine, if its good enough for the IDF its good enough for me.
I run everything from small red dots like the Vortex Sparc and Sparc AR to a 4-12 Vortex Crossfire II. Some Spitfires, some variable 1-6 with a quickthrow zoom lever (SUPER handy), some Eotechs and such. It really all depends on the application, but for most I have the ones that don't have a mount just in a simple Burris P.E.P.R. mount. I have never seen the purpose of the super high-dollar mounts like Larue and GG&G, etc.
I don't think you're doing super long range, are you? My 4-12 is on a 24" Wilson bull-barrel AR, but honestly, for the most versatility, I think my Burris AR-223 1-6 with the quick-throw lever is probably the best overall, and it isn't a high-dollar option at all. It's more accurate than I am out to several hundred yards.
I don't think you're doing super long range, are you? My 4-12 is on a 24" Wilson bull-barrel AR, but honestly, for the most versatility, I think my Burris AR-223 1-6 with the quick-throw lever is probably the best overall, and it isn't a high-dollar option at all. It's more accurate than I am out to several hundred yards.
Yep. My thoughts exactly. My AR’s sport everything from a red dot up to a variable 24X Vortex.
My go to for close quarters or quick reaction/target acquisition is a Burris TAC 30 1 - 4X. It has a 30mm tube, so a wide range of view and very bright and clear with a circle reticle w/BDC dots. When on 1X, it is a true 1X so I can operate with both eyes open. With a touch of a button, the reticle illuminates from black to red with adjustable brightness. I’ve got this Burris on the AR I have for HD, one on my 300 BLK pistol and one on my 458 SOCOM.
