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Recently picked up an Olight C for my Glock. I mounted it to my Glock 45 , Glock 49 and Glock 20. This window is BIG! I knew it was larger than Holosun but GD this thing is massive. It just looked so out of place on my Glock 9s so I decided to install on my Glock 20 and it fit perfectly! Going forward I'm probably just going to stick to Holosun unless I end up just really enjoying this site. But I'm leaning more towards the 407 or 507c as they are excellent carry options and perfect size for conceal carry. I'll update once I have a significant amount of rounds through it specially on a 10mm and let you know my thoughts.

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Yes sir RMR footprint. It cost me $180 shipped Side loading battery has the 3 mos dot or you can switch to the circle or circle with dot. Pretty much the exact same as the 507c the only difference is larger window and height of the optic. Glock 30 is big enough that the optic would look good on it. It was a toss up between the Glock 20 MOS or Glock 41 MOS I think it would have look just as good on the 41 just seemed like to much hang off on the 9mm ones. Almost somehow seem bigger than an Acro P2.
 
I prefer Aimpoint and Trijicons personally.
Agreed but I have a bunch of Optic ready guns that need optics. I don't care to fork out $300+ per optic at this time. Yes anything Aimpoint or Trijicon is going to be quality but when I have such large quantities of guns that need optics I'm willing to try budget options. Remember how people use to look down at Holosun but up at Trijicon even though they're both Chinese companies now look at Holosun! I would argue that 507c or even EPS is a better option than a RMR type 2 adjustable or an SRO both price wise and feature wise.
 
Agreed but I have a bunch of Optic ready guns that need optics. I don't care to fork out $300+ per optic at this time. Yes anything Aimpoint or Trijicon is going to be quality but when I have such large quantities of guns that need optics I'm willing to try budget options. Remember how people use to look down at Holosun but up at Trijicon even though they're both Chinese companies now look at Holosun! I would argue that 507c or even EPS is a better option than a RMR type 2 adjustable or an SRO both price wise and feature wise.
Trijicon is USA.

I prefer durability and reputation over features personally. And if I can support an American company I will do so. I also only have (3) red dots on pistols.

I understand your view point. I'd just rather have one quality optic over 3 cheaper versions.
 

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