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Rex's Favorite Carbine Optics – Red Dots, Fighting Scopes, & Night Vision ~ Rex Reviews

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What is the best scope for an AR-15, SCAR, or other defensive carbine? Rex tackled this question by addressing the various application of fire employed in modern semi-automatic fighting rifles. From varmint hunting, to home defense and WWZ – Rex covers the topic from a utilitarian angle! Enjoy!

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32 COMMENTS

  1. Can't help but notice the sweet t-shirt.  Loose the jacket, spin the shirt around so the word INFOWARS is on the front…..cause there's a war on for your mind!!!  Enjoy your podcast, yourself, Lew and Kacie do a great job!

  2. I wanted to share one thing about eotech vs other options. The holographic technology allows it to maintain it's size through magnification. So if you put a 3x magnifier behind it it's still 1moa. Put a 3x magnifier behind any other dot including aimpoint and that 2 or 4 moa dot just became a 6 or 12 moa dot. The 2moa dot would take up a foot and a half at 300 yards compared to 3 inches on the magnified eotech. A 4 moa dot would be 3 feet. That is a huge difference that is never mentioned.

  3. My Aimpoint CompM5 died before I ever fired a round with it. Soon as it gets back from Aimpoint, I had to pay shipping btw, it's getting sold. Honestly I feel they are no longer worth the price.

  4. I've used budget optics. Got a Leupold 2-7×33 Vx2 with the 1" IMS mount kit. Not expensive at all as a kit. Very good for 0-300. Excellent for a Ruger 10-22 or even a .308.
    I also have a Leatherwood CMR1-4×24 762×39. Great .
    I also bought a West German 3-9×36 Diavari C for about $600. Now that's excellent glass for it's age. A PK-AS is great for an AK. Classic Russian red dot(offset etched reticle) . I waited a year to find that.
    Primary Arms has those 2.5x models.(ACSS)

  5. You know I was really looking forward to this, but then you went off on how many prairie dos you’ve killed. Thing is I don’t get it they don’t hurt anybody so what is the joy of blowing up some poor little creature that’s just trying to survive.

  6. Here's what I really want. For an AR-15 I want a scope that is a 1-4x or 1-6x SFP. I want it to have an etched reticle of course with a nice BDC. ACSS would be great. The key is I wish it could weigh 10oz or less. Do you know of anything like this?

  7. We started to use Holosun during training exercises in USMC just before I left. I never broke one. Never had a chance to use one in combat. ACOG was what I used in combat…Great for medium range work but I hated it in CQB…I trust the Holosun on my PDW. Tough optics for the price point.

  8. Great video; enjoyed it, Rex !
    My last four optics have been Vortex Razors.
    I like their ruggedness, price point, and warranty vs most others.
    Always look forward to learning more about some of the little known exotic optics and firearms you bring to the table, Rex.
    You must have been born with a gold spoon in your mouth !
    You lucky dog ! 🙂

  9. Waiting for someone to review and compare the Pride Fowler Rapid Reticle FFP scopes in the price range of the Primary Arms ACSS scopes. I believe they have worked with US optics on some scopes.

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