Reflex sights

[joken]

I'm researching reflex sights. Vortex and Burris have to be manually switched on and off, not thanks.
I really liked the Trijicon because there are no batteries, but the Leupold has a better warranty, although both have warranties that expire on the electronics. The Trijicon warranty is for the original owner only and for that reason, I'll buy Leupold. The End

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[Cardoff]

Local and lifetime warranty on mechanical parts. I wouldn't argue with that choice.

 

[Certaindeaf]

Is this for a long gun or a hand gun? I'll take irons anyway.

 

[joken]

Glock 40 is the plan to date.

 

[joken]

I must have polluted the General Firearm Discussion with this post. I posted there because there is actual traffic there, but what the hello do I know.

 

[ThemGunsThough]

I have a holosun red dot. Forget which model but not solar powered. I just tap it and turns on. Battery life seems like forever too.

 

[Beta1759]

I have 2 deltapoint pros. They are really top notch. Look and feel are stellar, glass is clear, and the dot is crisp.

Plus you can't beat the fact they are made here in Oregon and their lifetime warranty.

 

[joken]

Do you have the 2 moa dots?

 

[JedB]

I have a Docter (not mis-spelled) sight.
It works really well, it's on top of my ACOG, which is on my AR.
Docter has multiple mounts for mutliple firearm types.

Docter Red Dot Sight Mounts

 

[Beta1759]

Do you have the 2 moa dots?

Dot on 22/45 and delta on AR

 

[dehughes]

Hey Beta, how do you like the delta on your AR? I was considering one as my main optic on an AR, used for close quarters stuff. Think that'd work alright?

 

[Sgt Nambu]

True, the Vortex needs to be switched on but it has 7,000 hours of run time. So, a non issue to me.

 

[Beta1759]

Hey Beta, how do you like the delta on your AR? I was considering one as my main optic on an AR, used for close quarters stuff. Think that'd work alright?

Honestly, I thought it sat a little low originally. But then I realized leupold makes a cross slot riser for the AR.

Once I ordered and installed that rider it works great.

 

[dehughes]

Thanks Beta.

Lower third or absolute cowitness with the riser?

Also, would you go dot or triangle?

Thanks!

 

[Beta1759]

Thanks Beta.

Lower third or absolute cowitness with the riser?

Also, would you go dot or triangle?

Thanks!

Not sure what your first question is, so here is a photo of my setup (let me know if you need something else).

Dot or delta I guess it is a personal presence question . I wanted something big and easy to acquire for CQB so I went w the triangle. It's really easy to pickup

 

[dehughes]

Thanks. I was asking if the riser allowed for an absolute or lower third cowitness with iron sights, but I see you don't have any. Thanks man!

Is that just the cross-slot adapter you have, or did you buy a riser for it as well?

 

[Beta1759]

Thanks. I was asking if the riser allowed for an absolute or lower third cowitness with iron sights, but I see you don't have any. Thanks man!

Is that just the cross-slot adapter you have, or did you buy a riser for it as well?

i bought both (it was recommended for mounting on AR...and i agree with).

 

[dehughes]

Great. Thanks. Did you find them locally, and if so, where?

 

[Beta1759]

i believe i ordered them from midway or amazon....

 

[dehughes]

Good deal. Thanks. I'll look around and post links to make sure I'm ordering the correct stuff.