Jay compares some of the most common micro dots available (at the time of this recording) including…
Ade Advanced Optics Micro Dot
Burris FastFire III
Vortex Venom
Vortex Sparc-II
Nikon P-Tactical Spur
And tries to review the Primary Arms, but….
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I bought a primary arms red Dot and it shit out instantly. Also bought an ACSS 1×6 scope, the scope works great but the illumination flickers on and off constantly. Moral of the story Primary Arms does not have their shit together in regards the their electronics.
Got the holosun 507c for 230. Thanks mr. gng
budget is less than $220 IMO.
I like the romeo 5 for super cheap. I normally dont use under the romeo 4H because the old 5's used a AAA battery which I hated. Now they use the button batteries. My favorite red dots have to be Mepro's. Not sub $300 but a few are close. Steiner is really good too. Leopold probably has the clearest glass I've ever seen, but the price is really high.
You mean red dots. Your thinking of LSD.
I genuinely thought this was about to be a Misha video and I was very confused for a moment.
Any comments on sight mark optics?
FWIW I love my Sig Romeo 5s for my rifles. Well defined dots, weather sealed, shake awake technology, tough, simple and routinely $119 on sale (and even $99 once). I also like my 6 MOA Vortex Venom on my PPQ for steel matches and fun range stuff.
Is there a reason why the Venom/Fast Fire/Spur and other "open" style micro dots (non-fully enclosed) seem to be limited to 3 moa and above? My dominant eye has an astigmatism and anything above a 1 or 2 moa dot looks like a starburst, but I love the FOV on the open dots. The only exception I can think of is the C-More Railway, which I have, although it has a huge footprint by comparison.
I was weirdly blown away by the clarity of the Ade optics red dots. I bought one on a whim on amazon, and have never been so confused about the price point of an optic in my life. Maybe it is just the battery life is bad? I've shot it a bunch, and had no issues with recoil slide mounted or with heat on my AK mounted on the gas tube. The sacrifice has to be somewhere to produce them so cheaply.
I hate the cover for my Burris 3 lol never use it but love the sight
i just bought a damn primary arms micro dot :c
Have you looked at the holosun optics line they seem to be about the same level quality as Vortx but for me I have astigmatism and the nice thing is I don’t get any blooming affect with the holosun
Trijicon MRO’s are down to about $350 now.
A fantastic sub $100 RD Is the Bushnell TRS25. Try one of these. I have a half dozen and all function well
What about the Russian options? The pilad line of sights and also the pk06.
Im a fairly recent sub but i enjoy your videos , thanks for making them
You should give Holosun a try. I love them.
I am surprised you don't have a sig Romeo 5 in your comparison.
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