which micro red dot?

Re: which micro red dot?

Just bought a T-1 today and threw it on a Seekins mount. They are tough and light. If you don't need NV capability or a level of waterproofing greater than 15', you can save some money by going with the H-1. GG&G offers their optic-mount combo and it is the cheapest I've seen anywhere. Its actually cheaper to buy the mount/optic combo from GG&G or LaRue than it is to buy just the optic by itself.

Also, the GG&G mount facilitates Butler Creek flip-caps.
 
Re: which micro red dot?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BasraBoy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Aimpoint T-1 or H-1. ADM AD-B2 modular base and your choice of riser either T1-CO or T1-SOCOM. </div></div>

Yep
 
Re: which micro red dot?

Depends on what it s going on and if you need NV capable.

AR - do you like lower 1/3 or absolute co-witness? Either LT or ADM.

MP5 - use the B&T rail, ADM mount, or the Aimpoint fixed T1. Regardless, go as low as you can.

On a magnified optic at the 1 o'clock? LT 787


Good luck
 
Re: which micro red dot?

Why don't you try out the Bushnell TRS-25 first which is $85 on Amazon and works very very well before you drop $400-$500 on something you might not like. Then if you like it and you want the best sell it here and buy the Aimpoint.
 
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Re: which micro red dot?

Aimpoint probably top of the pile, but also pricey. I have one and love it, but I also have 2 Doctor Spectre's that are equally impressive if "micro" isn't top of your priority. Doctor's are equally clear, but 2x weight at 1/2 price.

Depends on what you value the most
 
Re: which micro red dot?

A T-1 or H-1 if your life depends on it. A Vortex SPARC if not.

There is plenty of info on the Aimpoints. The SPARC is great for the price, but the battery life is no where near that of the Aimpoints.
 
Re: which micro red dot?

I'm a T1 fan...especially the 2MOA version...the 4MOA is too large.

I'm also a fan of the RMR as well.

If battery is not a concern...T1 all the way. If battery/electronics is a concern...RMR.