P.S. I am totally new to AR rifles, so please forgive my ignorance, but it seems that any quality magnified western optic setups would be in the >$300 range.
P.S. I am totally new to AR rifles, so please forgive my ignorance, but it seems that any quality magnified western optic setups would be in the >$300 range.
Probably quite a bit more than that. A Burris XTR can be had for about $600, which the absolute minimum quality I could accept.
I have to admit that your other question is a bit odd. The mounting systems seem incompatible, and the optic is of dubious quality. The individual on the other site seems happy with his setup, so more power to him, but the scope is awfully high, probably too high for most people’s tastes.
I would reconsider going cheap on a scope, after all the optic, along with the rifle, ammunition and the shooter, is an integral part of building an accurate bullet launching platform. Good luck to you.
Given the height over boreline, a complete lack of any eye relief (needs to be mounted about 4 inches farther forward), an idiotic cheek weld, not to mention incompatible mounting, I’d say that configuration looks about as useful as a soup sandwich.
No reflection on you at all. Welcome to the site but if you want that scope put it on an AK.
Well I agree with everyone about the shortcomings of that particular setup- I was just hoping someone knew of any other particular way of mounting the scope. Not a big deal though…I guess I’ll go with an Eotech/magnification combo. Thank you for your input!
It does indeed seem that the eye relief is lacking, but the entire system was meant to allow the operator quick use of both scope (left eye) and irons (right eye)…however, in practice, the idea falls short of its intended implementation. I am simply used to the com-bloc designs as that is what I began shooting with.
BTW, I recall seeing in a forum somewhere that this company might not be in business or selling optics anymore, so please do some research if you are interested in this optic from this vendor, I just happened to have saved some browser links from previous research.