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31-10-2019, 16:22 #11
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Re: Red Dot Optics for sport shooting & possible EDC (recommendations & input requested)
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31-10-2019, 16:24 #12
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31-10-2019, 16:26 #13
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31-10-2019, 18:50 #14
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Re: Red Dot Optics for sport shooting & possible EDC (recommendations & input requested)
Presumably making use of a dovetail mounting plate is fine (since I do not have a MOS Glock)... please let me have your thoughts on this.
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31-10-2019, 19:07 #15
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Re: Red Dot Optics for sport shooting & possible EDC (recommendations & input requested)
Would it not be better to mil the slide? The base plate would lift the RDS a few mm correct?
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01-11-2019, 06:40 #16
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09-11-2019, 17:31 #17
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Red Dot Optics for sport shooting & possible EDC (recommendations & input requested)
For those who may not have seen this recent update from Sage Dynamics on the Trijicon RMR Type II red dot optic..../
His testing of this optic has now reached 20,000 rounds without failure, including 40x shoulder height drop tests onto concrete. RMR still working 100%, it’s original POA : POI has remained unchanged, the glass is not cracked and all he has needed to do is put in 2 batteries (from Mar 2017 - Aug 2019).
See link to (previous) 10,000 round update (posted 1 year ago) :
See link to 20,000 round update :
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09-11-2019, 18:36 #18
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Red Dot Optics for sport shooting & possible EDC (recommendations & input requested)
For those of you who might be investigating RDS like me, I have also found a rather useful “regular man’s” side-by-side review of the following RDS:—
—> Leopold DeltaPoint Pro
—> Trijicon RMR (presumably Type II)
—> Holosun 507C
—> Trijicon SRO
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09-11-2019, 19:02 #19
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Re: Red Dot Optics for sport shooting & possible EDC (recommendations & input requested)
Sage Dynamics review of the Aimpoint ACRO-P1.
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09-11-2019, 19:33 #20
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Re: Red Dot Optics for sport shooting & possible EDC (recommendations & input requested)
I still wouldn’t choose an RMR for a sport gun
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