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Well Finnaly took the plunge and purchased an EOTech. I tried them on other people rifles and have always wanted one. I was planning on getting the 512, But ended up getting a good price on a used XPS-3. 

 

 

 

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Well Finnaly took the plunge and purchased an EOTech. I tried them on other people rifles and have always wanted one. I was planning on getting the 512, But ended up getting a good price on a used XPS-3.

 

 

 

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Debating an eotech or aimpoint micro. Let me know how you like yours.

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+1 for aimpoint... have had 5 or 6 total.. and never had a single issue.. batteries last forever..

Yeah I know aimpoint is top notch.

I reeeeeally don't want to turn this thread about ap vs eo. We've done that to death. All I'm interested in with the eo is the reticle.

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The EO Reticle is nice. The 1 MOA dot is crisp, precise, and easy to use. The 65 MOA ring is nice to draw your eye in. You can use it to gauge moving targets, but it has to be specific circumstances at specific ranges. To me the EO reticle, while very usable, is a bit busy and I prefer a single dot. The biggest drawback to the EO Reticle is that it is "drawn" on the screen with a laser. The laser, which draws a nice crisp outilne of everything you see in the reticle, uses a lot of power and cuts the battery life drastically.

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The EO Reticle is nice. The 1 MOA dot is crisp, precise, and easy to use. The 65 MOA ring is nice to draw your eye in. You can use it to gauge moving targets, but it has to be specific circumstances at specific ranges. To me the EO reticle, while very usable, is a bit busy and I prefer a single dot. The biggest drawback to the EO Reticle is that it is "drawn" on the screen with a laser. The laser, which draws a nice crisp outilne of everything you see in the reticle, uses a lot of power and cuts the battery life drastically.

Yeah I know about the drawback with the battery life but I don't have "working" rifles where I feel it would effect me drastically

 

 

I really liked my primary arms multi rec red dot on my original rifle (I like it for what it is) which has a similar dot in circle as well as others. I adapted to it quickly.

 

I have a Vortex SPARC on my current rifle so a step to an aimpoint micro won't throw me off either.

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Most people don't realize that.

 

Now back to ARs.

 

Just built this the other day while my kid was taking a nap from some spare parts I had laying around in my parts bin:

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BCM 16" Midlength Upper with standard barrel and FSC556 muzzle break

DD Omega 9 Rail

Gunfighter Mod 4 Charging Handle

Defensive Edge SLR 15 Lower with Stag LPK

Magpul PRS Stock

Magpul MIAD Grip

TD Bipod

TA01NSN ACOG in LaRue Mount

 

Not in the photo, there is now a Geissele SDE trigger in it and a Troy BUIS.

 

Took it to the range and after a quick zeroing, it did this at 100 yards from the prone:

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I am not a precision shooter, but I was pleased with the results.

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