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Looks promising... Gb? :)
Gb?
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Group buy
GB: I'm listening.
Street price?
Lol, urban dictionary had some different entertaining definitions.Quote:
Originally Posted by kwando
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Supposedly guys are picking them up around $550 with a mount.
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Part two - range review - http://youtu.be/X3XyEHSKKRE
Beat me to it.
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I think they are ugly as hell, but I think I would consider one for a new build.
Hmmmm, doesn't look too bad. Wish I could shoot like him!! I'm glad to see some (supposed) competition to Aimpoint for those of us who have no $$$... Time will tell, as with all new products. I do like Trijicon as a company, hope this works out for them.
Strange... Love to see my posts get deleted.
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[ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by MOLON LABE
Just got a notification from Brownells fir a preorder. Reviews so far far that I've seen look positive and Travis Haleys was especially informative. I'm very interested as well it looks to be a viable alternative to a Micro for less $$.
http://www.brownells.com/optics-moun...NTYzOTAyNjkxS0
Bowers has been carrying them in stock at $540 with mount, though I would recommend strongly at getting the model sans mount and putting it on an ADM QD mount.
I picked one up and I like it, only complaint that I have is that the coating on it reflects IR. I'm not sure if I prefer it over my PRO or not, but it has almost no profile when sighting with both eyes open, which is different from my PRO.
I would also say if you are running it on an AR platform go with the 1/3 co-witness, otherwise you are really pressing into the weapon to get a good sight image.
Ok. Looking for a red dot or optic of some sort.
Anyone have any any experience with the MRO?
Thoughts?
Now that PA has a micro dot with 50k hours battery life, I have a hard time justifying the expense on an Aimpoint or Trijicon MRO for a basic AR. I can get two with mounts and some ammunition for the price of a T1. If I want more than just the dot, I think the step up is an ACOG.
http://www.primaryarms.com/primary-a...e/p/kt-md-ads/
50,000 hours than probably have to take advantage of the company's warranty and or replace it with a whole new optic at your own expense.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
I have one of the earlier PA red dots and though the battery life is not as good, I change the battery every year and it runs as good as the day I got it. Once zeroed, it holds zero and works as well as my Aimpoint CompM4 and I like it better than my Vortex Sparc. It has been a few years, but I believe it cost me $60 or $70 for it with a mount. I haven't had to use the customer service at PA, but I have used Vortex and had nothing but excellent service.
I'd like to get a look behind the MRO on a rifle. I haven't seen one yet in a store.
Bowers has a few in stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by KS63
Bristlecone has one mounted on an AR they are selling. I though it was awesome. Larger field of view but still small and lightweight.Quote:
Originally Posted by KS63