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Posted: 6/21/2023 1:48:50 PM EDT
I can get a Holosun 407c for about $200. Is there a decent $100 option?
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Originally Posted By Blacktoothgrin: I can get a Holosun 407c for about $200. Is there a decent $100 option? View Quote I run a cheap bushnell TRS25 on my 22/45 mark3 that I got for $38 on amazon. They are $58 now but it works good for me. There's not much after that until you got to around $150. primary arms classic series Bushnell Advanced Micro Reflex Sight Burris FF3 All of those are around $150 give or take now online. |
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TRS is big for a handgun but good option.
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Just saw this in an email ad from grabagun. I don't know anything about this RDS from Ruger, but its only 69.99
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Originally Posted By Mav3rick: Just saw this in an email ad from grabagun. I don't know anything about this RDS from Ruger, but its only 69.99 LINK View Quote Non adjustable and 15moa |
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At $200, get the 407.
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Leaning that way.
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I was looking at the sight mark on Amazon today for my mini mamba.
Sightmark Mini Shot M-Spec Reflex Sight https://a.co/d/0hPn8os |
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Gonads & Strife
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Swampfox Kingslayer gets my nod.
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Liberals don't care what you do... as long as it's MANDATORY!
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Originally Posted By Blacktoothgrin: TRS is big for a handgun but good option. View Quote Had one on a Buckmark; one of the ones with a full-length rail. It vastly improved my accuracy, made shooting a lot more fun, and was dirt-ass cheap. Didn't look half bad on top of the gun, either. That said, I'm probably going to put a Holosun on the CP33 once I pick it up. |
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I tried a used Primary Arms RS-10 that I like. I now have 2 of them, paid 120 each.
https://www.primaryarms.com/primary-arms-slx-rs-10-1x23mm-mini-reflex-sight-3-moa-dot |
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PA reflex or the $99 RITON
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"Government is like a baby. An alimentary canal with a big appetite at one end and no sense of responsibility at the other."
Ronald Reagan |
I went with the Sig Romeo 5 for my .22lr.
Usually available around $100. |
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Originally Posted By arndog123: Also have a Cyelee CT2 on another MKIV. I believe I paid under $100 for it. Nearly identical to the Gowutar but comes with a 3 MOA instead of a 2MOA dot. They have another model with a 2 MOA dot (Cyelee Wolf0) which I also have on another MKIV for a tad over $100. I prefer the smaller dot. https://i.ibb.co/0YvvQwV/BBA0-FCCF-0-D40-4524-8791-04627-DA11-C3-A.jpg View Quote I have CT2 on my Mkiii with a green dot since December. Works great and is still on the original battery it came with. |
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Sig Romeo 5 is what you seek. Mine have been great and are NV compatible if that matters.
Good field of view, good battery life, plenty tough for a 22. |
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Still thought to beat a used or new UltraDot when you can find them. I’ve run several on 1911 slides for thousands of rounds. It’s still the most often seen at Camp Perry on bullseye pistols.
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Dave Funk
President; Iowa Firearms Coalition. |
Originally Posted By F224: Still thought to beat a used or new UltraDot when you can find them. I’ve run several on 1911 slides for thousands of rounds. It’s still the most often seen at Camp Perry on bullseye pistols. View Quote I second that, on the Ultra Dot! I bought really nice Ultra Dot off of eBay the other day. It was an un-used 1989 model. Had the papers, rings, and all of the attachments, even the Allen wrench, all in the original box. That thing is light as a feather! |
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One I’ve been very happy with is the UTG OP3. It’s been an excellent little red dot with surprisingly amazing build quality. They make them in doctor and rmr footprint. Good brightness and refresh rate at a great price.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/193845121591?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=0mKuk9ZxRCK&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=MudBIcvJSqa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY |
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Originally Posted By Blacktoothgrin: Lobos mounts were finally in stock, git a holosun 407c on it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/476077/20230828_160949_jpg-2937567.JPG View Quote How long did it take for you to get yours? Mine has been on created shipping label since the 26th with no movement. |
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Tonight I just saw on Outdoor channel about Ruger Readyshot dot optic… 15moa…😳… I believe under $100. Interesting
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I’m putting a 507c on mine just cause I have it. If not I would probably go 407c. Primary arms has a budget red dot too now?
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They do. I considered the Riton for around $130ish and would be fine on a 22lr but Holosun has been good to me, have several.
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PSA has/had a TruGlo on clearance. It was $69. Bought one and hoping to go try it out today.
Truglo TruTec Attached File |
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I have been very pleased with the couple of Swampfox Kingslayer micro dots I have. They are $189 on Swampfox Optics webpage. They are available with a red dot, red circle dot, or green circle dot. Mine are all the green circle dot.
Otherwise watch for sales on the Holosun 407C or Sig Romeo's. |
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Originally Posted By ManiacRat: PSA has/had a TruGlo on clearance. It was $69. Bought one and hoping to go try it out today. Truglo TruTec https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/73718/65055D58-5D57-426F-8613-162857F3717C_jpe-2939172.JPG View Quote I have the truglo, 1000 rds of trouble free use. Would buy again. |
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I'd leave immediately. Sometimes Muslim people just fucking blow up.
It's amazing how far stupidity and determination can take you in life. |
I have the Sig Romeo 4 on one of mine.
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I have the Romeo 5 on my blue MK IV 22/45 . I also purchased a Romeo 4S solar. Have not decided whether I will put it on my MKIV tactical or on one of my ARs. I believe I bought those from Sig reconditioned .
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The lites are really fun to shoot. I have one with iron sights as well as Ione with the Romeo 5. As I'm 77 trying to transition to red dots :).
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It actually was a 4s. and I replaced it with a Romeo 5 and will use the 4s on something else.
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