What to replace EOtech with?

[Monky]

Now that I have received my refund finding a replacement has taken a priority. The more I think about it the more I can't decide.

That's what I'm stuck on

[ColoradoMinuteMan]

It seems that a lot of folks are opting to use true 1x scopes in place of red dots these days. It's particularly flexible considering there are options with 1-6x magnification. It's a little bulkier than many of the red dots but I'd say it's less bulky and more practical than those red dots with magnifier setup that some people enjoy. The reality is most who aren't regularly engaged in clearing buildings probably are going to get more benefit out of a variable scope and can get pretty close to red dot capability at close range with one that gets down to a true 1x.

[newracer]

It seems that a lot of folks are opting to use true 1x scopes in place of red dots these days. It's particularly flexible considering there are options with 1-6x magnification. It's a little bulkier than many of the red dots but I'd say it's less bulky and more practical than those red dots with magnifier setup that some people enjoy. The reality is most who aren't regularly engaged in clearing buildings probably are going to get more benefit out of a variable scope and can get pretty close to red dot capability at close range with one that gets down to a true 1x.

Agreed, that's why my choice of the hour is a setup like the Votex 1-4 above. Of course by lunch I'll probably change my mind again.

[Kaiser.Shooter]

Bowers Tactical has a Sig Romeo4b on the shelf for the best price around $295, you can play with it before you decide to purchase it.

[Monky]

It seems that a lot of folks are opting to use true 1x scopes in place of red dots these days. It's particularly flexible considering there are options with 1-6x magnification. It's a little bulkier than many of the red dots but I'd say it's less bulky and more practical than those red dots with magnifier setup that some people enjoy. The reality is most who aren't regularly engaged in clearing buildings probably are going to get more benefit out of a variable scope and can get pretty close to red dot capability at close range with one that gets down to a true 1x.

Don't you dare give me more options to choose from!

[Graves]

LaRue currently sells the MRO in one of their mounts for under $500.

[Kaiser.Shooter]

Here is some brain fodder to watch, holosun vs t1 torture/ POI thermal shift test. https://youtube.com/watch?v=e0_V0U4F0Co

[Jefe's AR]

Bowers Tactical has a Sig Romeo4b on the shelf for the best price around $295, you can play with it before you decide to purchase it.

Here is some brain fodder to watch, holosun vs t1 torture/ POI thermal shift test. https://youtube.com/watch?v=e0_V0U4F0Co

The Holosun caught my interest when I found out that Primary Arms is working with them to inlcude their reticles. Which I like. It also appears to me that the Holosun and Sigs are the same units rebranded.

[Kaiser.Shooter]

Right on, I'd say Holosun makes Sig Romeo sights to their design and specs.

[Landsknecht]

I went with a vortex strike 1x6 . It has an upside down horseshoe and a range finder crosshairs setup. I"ll let you know how it works next week.