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EOTech Vs Red Dot Destruction Test!

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What sort of abuse can your optic stand up to? While red dots and holographic sights operate in fundamentally different ways, maybe one of the biggest difference to the end user is durability – and John’s here to show you what happens if your optic sustains critical damage to its front lens! Find out what happens when an EOTech and red dot sights sustain extreme damage.

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  5. Really? Seriously??? This was the best use of your time and money? That said, it was pretty entertaining. What I'd like to see is a "Hold Zero Abuse Test" between a quality red-dot, and a holographic optic. Maybe a SIG Romeo-1 vs. a Vortex EMG UH-1 … a test where zero'd optics take a side-beating similar to a 3-foot drop … and then see which does a better job holding zero. Which is more fragile from a "reasonable abuse" standpoint would probably be more interesting than the "Armageddon Scenario" in this video.

  10. Aimpoint is at the top of red dots & can take a beating of years on the front line of a battlefield if anyone was wondering. These others are just Chinese cheap copies & work for the average person but aren’t built as tough by any stretch of the imagination.

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