Well then in that case I suggest a Trijicon Acog...otherwise I have friends that all love the Eotech
Well then in that case I suggest a Trijicon Acog...otherwise I have friends that all love the Eotechbut I'd also like to do this only once. If I have to spend more (ie. model, mount) than I will.
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Do you have a picture you could post that shows it mounted like that? That sounds exactly like what I am trying to do on one of my AR's.truckie453 said:I have an EoTech (512A65/1 the AA battery model no NV) and I am very happy with it. I have it mounted forward of my carry handle and it co-witnesses with my irons perfectly.
Cool. curious, Why did you decide on it over the eotech?glocklife said:Just to let the thread know I got the Aimpoint Comp ML2 a couple of weeks ago and I love it. It's been a small adjustment from iron sights to a red dot but I like it allot.
I'll post a picture of the setup when I get home form work.
I have both Aimpoint and Eotech. Eotech's dot is 1 MOA, while Aimpoint's is 2 MOA. So it is actually easier to shoot at long distances. If you are shooting either one at over 100 yards, you would want to consider a 3X magnifier.nicky said:I have the Eotech and am quite fond of it. The advantage to the Aimpoint is the battery life. It is measured in 1000s of hours as opposed to the Eotech wich is much less. Both have magnifyers and are close in price. One thing I find with the Eotech is that the dot is not as precise as the Aimpoint at long distances. I find that at 200 yds. the dot covers a 10" plate, even when the brightness is turned down. The Aimpoint seems finer. Of course this type of sight is really not designed for long distances without the magnifyers. The Eotech design seems faster in CQB type shooting.