Poll: JP Rifles SBR Optics

[Flopsweat]

Is there a difference in the dot or the glass?

They're both 2 MOA dots with 1/3 MOA clicks, but the M4 has more intensity settings. I don't know if the glass or coating is any different.

 

[solv3nt]

Got her finalized.

 

[R3dundantC]

Definitely the T2. Way lighter than the Pro or similar models. The Acro is quite small honestly and I didn't like it as much when I got to shoot through one.

Or something like the compm5. Still retains AAA batteries.

I have 2 Pros and 1 T2. I hate the T2 and for nearly the same price I could have, and should have, bought 2 more Pros.

There's only really 4 usable brightness settings.
Light transmission through the small optic sucks.
It's a pain in the bubblegum to see though with night vision because it's so small and doesn't let enough light through

The weight is nice but for me it's not worth the extra $340 to buy a T2

 

[solv3nt]

I looked through a PRO the other day, my astigmatism made the dot into a pixelated rectangle


Back to the drawing board.... I'm thinking a 1.5x16 ACOG.

 

[ORhutner]

I looked through a PRO the other day, my astigmatism made the dot into a pixelated rectangle


Back to the drawing board.... I'm thinking a 1.5x16 ACOG.

MRO HD with the circle/dot reticle like an EOtech doesn't flare for me and I suffer from astigmatism also. Might be worth taking a look through.

 

[solv3nt]

MRO HD with the circle/dot reticle like an EOtech doesn't flare for me and I suffer from astigmatism also. Might be worth taking a look through.

The EoTech looks like a star to me

 

[Flopsweat]

The EoTech looks like a star to me

Sounds like you need an LPVO...

 

[solv3nt]

Sounds like you need an LPVO...

I'm also considering the Accupoint 1-4x, but I'm leaning towards the ACOG.

 

[Flopsweat]

I'm also considering the Accupoint 1-4x, but I'm leaning towards the ACOG.

I have an ACOG and I just love it for about 7 to 300 yards.

 

[solv3nt]

I have an ACOG and I just love it for about 7 to 300 yards.

I have the 3.5x on my main AR. I love it. I'm thinking I will need offset irons instead of a red pixel, errrrrr.... Red dot....

 

[MTpockets]

One thing to consider on the ACOG options, is the eye relief, field of view, and if you can get the reticle choice that you desire.

 

[solv3nt]

One thing to consider on the ACOG options, is the eye relief, field of view, and if you can get the reticle choice that you desire.
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Yup. The 1.5x16 has better FOV than the 1.5x24, but has worse eye relief. I'm leaning towards the red circle.

Who makes a good offset iron that isn't plastic?

 

[ORhutner]

Yup. The 1.5x16 has better FOV than the 1.5x24, but has worse eye relief. I'm leaning towards the red circle.

Who makes a good offset iron that isn't plastic?

Magpul on the more economical side (think they call the all metal version the "pro"), Knights Armament if your going for one of the best.

 

[MTpockets]

Yup. The 1.5x16 has better FOV than the 1.5x24, but has worse eye relief. I'm leaning towards the red circle.

Who makes a good offset iron that isn't plastic?

On what rifle/SBR & optic combination would they be installed? And is the rifle a sporting (score performance type)?
The reason I ask... is that if the optic is low magnification, it is fairly easy to use the optic tube as a "rough" sight.

Rough-sighting is just increasing your eye relief and using the optical tube as a sight.

This is not the one I was looking for, but is another technique Edit to add:

Occluded Eye Aiming - Using Your Scope Like a Red Dot

Optic selection can be all about sacrifice. However, some strategies like occluded eye aiming can get you more from your optics at long and short range.

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