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Posted: 11/2/2010 2:54:11 PM EDT
Primary Arms Micro Green Dot Reflex Sight - NEW!
■ Micro Green Dot with Automatic Brightness and on/off. ■ 5MOA Green dot is easily visible making it ideal for any lighting conditions. ■ Integrated mounting base fits virtually any weaver/picatinny rail for use on rifles, pistols, and shotguns. ■ Perfect size and weight to be used in conjunction with other scopes and optics. ■ Comes complete with CR2032 battery, cleaning cloth, and hard shell lens cover. ■ One year exchange warranty $74.99 www.PrimaryArms.com Competitors thin stamped mount surface on the left. Our cast clamp on the right. Fits in a LaRue LT-137 like a glove. Add our new scope tune mount for only $19.99 |
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I know you said that it would work good on shotguns but do you have any ideas on what kind of recoil it can take? I kinda want to put one on my Moss. 500 12 gauge..
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I like it! Two questions:
1.) Has anyone run it through any torture testing? I know your larger models are GTG, but smaller optics in general make me a little nervous. 2.) How is the cowitness on ARs and AKs? |
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I know you said that it would work good on shotguns but do you have any ideas on what kind of recoil it can take? I kinda want to put one on my Moss. 500 12 gauge.. +1, same question. |
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I like it! Two questions: 1.) Has anyone run it through any torture testing? I know your larger models are GTG, but smaller optics in general make me a little nervous. 2.) How is the cowitness on ARs and AKs? We tesed on .308s. I was not thinikng of these as a primary AR or AK optic as the Micros fill that role so well. They will work in any Fastfire mount and they are available for many differnt applications. Marshall |
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What is the battery life on these? We are running test on a production unit now. |
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I know you said that it would work good on shotguns but do you have any ideas on what kind of recoil it can take? I kinda want to put one on my Moss. 500 12 gauge.. +1, same question. +1 more. I keep asking you guys about 12-ga. recoil on your red dot sights. My Benelli absolutely needs a red dot. Still waiting ... |
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Are you saying they're not durable enough for use on a rifle as a primary optic? Will they fit a LaRue irondot housing?
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Are you saying they're not durable enough for use on a rifle as a primary optic? Will they fit a LaRue irondot housing? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I am not saying that. I meant most people use them for a seconary optic to a scope like a LaRue LT635. I should fit in the irodot housing. I will orer one for photos. Thanks Marshall |
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Quoted: Quoted: Are you saying they're not durable enough for use on a rifle as a primary optic? Will they fit a LaRue irondot housing? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I am not saying that. I meant most people use them for a seconary optic to a scope like a LaRue LT635. I should fit in the irodot nousing. I will orer one for photos. Thanks Marshall Awesome! can't wait to see them! |
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I know you said that it would work good on shotguns but do you have any ideas on what kind of recoil it can take? I kinda want to put one on my Moss. 500 12 gauge.. +1, same question. +1 more. I keep asking you guys about 12-ga. recoil on your red dot sights. My Benelli absolutely needs a red dot. Still waiting ... I must be the invisible would-be customer! You know guys, I don't just own a Benelli; I've got other things too. If it doesn't work on 12-ga., just say so. I'll still do business with an honest and forthwright company; but if you are going to address every other question and continue to ignore anybody who is asking if it can handle a certain job ... Well, I don't send my money to companies that would rather avoid answering a simple question than be honest. |
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I know you said that it would work good on shotguns but do you have any ideas on what kind of recoil it can take? I kinda want to put one on my Moss. 500 12 gauge.. +1, same question. +1 more. I keep asking you guys about 12-ga. recoil on your red dot sights. My Benelli absolutely needs a red dot. Still waiting ... I must be the invisible would-be customer! You know guys, I don't just own a Benelli; I've got other things too. If it doesn't work on 12-ga., just say so. I'll still do business with an honest and forthwright company; but if you are going to address every other question and continue to ignore anybody who is asking if it can handle a certain job ... Well, I don't send my money to companies that would rather avoid answering a simple question than be honest. I have not tested it above a .308. I posted that in one of the multiple threads. PM if you want to try one and report the results. I will take it back and pay all the shipping if it does not pass the test . Marshall |
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Quoted:I have not tested it above a .308. I posted that in one of the multiple threads. PM if you want to try one and report the results. I will take it back if it does not pass the test.
Marshall Thanks Marshall. I figured you guys just didn't know; but I'd much rather that you guys say that up front than ignore me. I'd be more than happy to puchase one to find out. (At that price point, its sort of worth taking the risk.) I'll send you a PM. |
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If it's anything like their microdots it should hold up to 12g. I've put about 100 rounds of slugs on my mossberg with the microdot without any issue and it has held zero thus far.
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Hi Marshall, I'm looking for a sight for the below shotgun (Saiga 12 with rail). It's got a rail and was wondering if the window on this dot/mount mounts lower than your Gen7 red dot? http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k31/Gunfixr/SelectFireS12003.jpg http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k31/Gunfixr/SelectFireS12011.jpg Thanks, Jake It sits higher a\that a Gen 7 |
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Quoted:I have not tested it above a .308. I posted that in one of the multiple threads. PM if you want to try one and report the results. I will take it back if it does not pass the test.
Marshall What a class act and a great businessman. My compliments to your customer service attentiveness. |
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Interesting, in the second pic it looks like the dot is real faint, is it on in that pic?
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Do you lose your zero when you change the battery? No |
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Interesting, in the second pic it looks like the dot is real faint, is it on in that pic? No it is super bright!! |
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How do you change the battery? You take the sight off the base. Two allen head screws. |
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Quoted: Do you lose your zero when you change the battery? Don't think any optics do. The adjustment screws push on the tube, moving the reticle's position. Maybe the MARS does? An optic would have to be entirely digital for something like that to happen. |
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I like it! Two questions: 1.) Has anyone run it through any torture testing? I know your larger models are GTG, but smaller optics in general make me a little nervous. 2.)How is the cowitness on ARs and AKs? The two ARs I would consider this for have FSBs |
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whoever does the 12G testing please post - i see that we have one response already and i just want to confirm it. if it does hold for 100rds or more i will be down for a couple.
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whoever does the 12G testing please post - i see that we have one response already and i just want to confirm it. if it does hold for 100rds or more i will be down for a couple. and tag for future updates Haven't got mine yet, but I'll post when I get a chance to take it to the range. |
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I'm VERY interested in trying this on my PS90, on a LaRue mount if possible. Do you know which of the currently available mounts it would fit on? All I see available is LT624, LT625, and LT628, listed as being for J-Point and Pride Fowler.
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I'm VERY interested in trying this on my PS90, on a LaRue mount if possible. Do you know which of the currently available mounts it would fit on? All I see available is LT624, LT625, and LT628, listed as being for J-Point and Pride Fowler. I am not sure. It fits on a a LT-137 but that mount has a two sided plate for different optics. I am not sure which is the one that fits. I am at a training class at Riflles Only all this week but will get this figured out when I get back. Marshall Edit: I am pretty sure it is the FastFire/Dr Optics base. LaRue says they have a tactical base that fits but I don't see it on the drop down. |
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Hey Marhsall if ya need someone to test it on a 12 guage be more then glad to volunteer. Heading to the range on Friday for rifle qualifications and will be sigithing in my 12 guage for deer season and if ya want to really torture it just picked up a rem 700 30/06 that could torture it as well. Looks awesome. Quit comming out with new stuff!!!!!! my wife will kill me if I buy another gun realted item. As always your CS rocks
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Is there an on/off switch for the sight? If so, where is it located?
I have a very similar sight already (Burris fastfire) and like it a lot, but the on/off switch is tiny, located on the side of the sight and in a little channel. It is very hard to locate and operate. No way I can find it and turn it on in the dark. |
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Is there an on/off switch for the sight? If so, where is it located? I have a very similar sight already (Burris fastfire) and like it a lot, but the on/off switch is tiny, located on the side of the sight and in a little channel. It is very hard to locate and operate. No way I can find it and turn it on in the dark. Pretty sure I read on the Industry forum concerning these that removing and replacing the cover turned it on and off. |
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Is there an on/off switch for the sight? If so, where is it located? I have a very similar sight already (Burris fastfire) and like it a lot, but the on/off switch is tiny, located on the side of the sight and in a little channel. It is very hard to locate and operate. No way I can find it and turn it on in the dark. Pretty sure I read on the Industry forum concerning these that removing and replacing the cover turned it on and off. Correct. When the photo cell is covered with the provided cap or it is in the dark it cuts off. Marshall |
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Is there an on/off switch for the sight? If so, where is it located? I have a very similar sight already (Burris fastfire) and like it a lot, but the on/off switch is tiny, located on the side of the sight and in a little channel. It is very hard to locate and operate. No way I can find it and turn it on in the dark. Pretty sure I read on the Industry forum concerning these that removing and replacing the cover turned it on and off. Correct. When the photo cell is covered with the provided cap or it is in the dark it cuts off. Marshall So no good for night use? |
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Is there an on/off switch for the sight? If so, where is it located? I have a very similar sight already (Burris fastfire) and like it a lot, but the on/off switch is tiny, located on the side of the sight and in a little channel. It is very hard to locate and operate. No way I can find it and turn it on in the dark. Pretty sure I read on the Industry forum concerning these that removing and replacing the cover turned it on and off. Correct. When the photo cell is covered with the provided cap or it is in the dark it cuts off. Marshall So no good for night use? No it works it just sences the amount of ambient light. The darker it is out the darker the reticule gets so it does not bloom. Pat |
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Is there an on/off switch for the sight? If so, where is it located? I have a very similar sight already (Burris fastfire) and like it a lot, but the on/off switch is tiny, located on the side of the sight and in a little channel. It is very hard to locate and operate. No way I can find it and turn it on in the dark. Pretty sure I read on the Industry forum concerning these that removing and replacing the cover turned it on and off. Correct. When the photo cell is covered with the provided cap or it is in the dark it cuts off. Marshall So no good for night use? No it works it just sences the amount of ambient light. The darker it is out the darker the reticule gets so it does not bloom. Pat Are you speculating or have you used one in the dark? Sure seams like it would be no good in pitch black conditions. See comment from Marshall in red above. |
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In picth black you can't see the target. OK, but will there be a dot? |
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I assume it works just like the original optima 2000 sights. If there is enough light to see what you are shooting at, you will be able to see a dot. At least that how my optimas work.
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i might order one with a mount tonight. Is the discount auto applied in the checkout?
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looks like we have a review under way
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A quick review. Ordered on Monday Express delivery after calling and having all my questions answered by someone who was polite and knew what they were talking about. The sight arrived today along with the Yankee Hill 45degree offset mount.
The reason for mounting this on my ar is 3gun competition. I run iron sight division which just had a rule change. Now you can run one or any combo of iron sights and a red dot as long as it's not magnified. one set of irons and one red dot and your in iron sight division. Seems fair. Left work and headed to the range. After zeroing I played some up close and wow. I'm fast with a rifle but this thing turns up the CQB speed alot. So I've got a major match this weekend to test it at with very little practice. The Micro dot is set for 20yrds and is to the side of my irons in the offset mount. I'll let you know how this runs on Monday so far it looks real promising. |
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