AR Scope set up recommendations

[Kraven251]

You can go with an Aimpoint PRO for around $400, it comes with its own QD mount, though I replaced mine with an American Defense mount.

If you want to go a magnified route there are the Burris AR332 and the AR536 optics, at around the same price point, good optics, not going to take the abuse of the Aimpoint but as long as you aren't bouncing your rifle on concrete on a regular basis it wouldn't be a problem.

[DocMedic]

If you want to go a magnified route there are the Burris AR332 and the AR536 optics, at around the same price point, good optics, not going to take the abuse of the Aimpoint but as long as you aren't bouncing your rifle on concrete on a regular basis it wouldn't be a problem.

Curious, why do u say that? Do you have personal experience with them breaking under abuse?

[Kraven251]

Curious, why do u say that? Do you have personal experience with them breaking under abuse?

The Burris optics are good optics, they just aren't built to the same standard as the Aimpoint, anything will break with enough abuse, but I was referring to if I drop the Aimpoint on the the concrete it has a very high probability of working and keeping its zero. The Burris optics will stand up to regular use without any issue, but I wouldn't trust them to have the same reliability after a spill onto concrete.

I have two buddies that run the Burris optics I mentioned with zero problems.

[Goodburbon]

The Burris optics are good optics, they just aren't built to the same standard as the Aimpoint, anything will break with enough abuse, but I was referring to if I drop the Aimpoint on the the concrete it has a very high probability of working and keeping its zero. The Burris optics will stand up to regular use without any issue, but I wouldn't trust them to have the same reliability after a spill onto concrete.

I have two buddies that run the Burris optics I mentioned with zero problems.

Been there, done that, held zero.