... for my newly acquired Banshee MK57 which is only 4.6 lbs. I want to keep it as light as possible. There won't be much recoil so a cheap one would do, as long as the reticle stays where it is supposed to be. The center of the glass needs to be only 1.5" above the rail. 

Trijicon RM06 RMR:

1.2oz with battery

Scalarworks Mount:

1.51oz absolute cowitness

1.65oz lower 1/3 cowitness

Holosun 

Trijicon RM06 RMR:
1.2oz with battery
Scalarworks Mount:
1.51oz absolute cowitness
1.65oz lower 1/3 cowitness

Hey. I'm on a fixed income you know. LOL

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Cmon

 

Buy the cheapest one you can find at sportsman guide.

then buy an Rmr?

3 hours ago, PK90 said:

Hey. I'm on a fixed income you know. LOL

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Well then, knock off troy iron sights from Amazon.

I mean, primary arms or vortex immediately come to mind.

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6 hours ago, PK90 said:

Hey. I'm on a fixed income you know. LOL

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When considering optics you can pick two qualities from the following choices:

1) Low price

2) Lightweight

3) Reliable

Choose wisely.

https://www.masterofarms.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=52&products_id=74&zenid=jg7286cgmqskc9as46mvq2m123

 

0.6oz mount, $90

 

Add a vortex venom red dot for $230 and 1.1oz

 

total package 1.7oz. 

 

 

I went with an inexpensive Nikko. It has 4 different red & green reticles.

 

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On 9/28/2018 at 0:28 AM, High Exposure said:

When considering optics you can pick two qualities from the following choices:

1) Low price

2) Lightweight

3) Reliable

Choose wisely.

We say essentially the same thing when doing software development, except on #2 substitute "development work completed quickly"