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Originally Posted By BaconFat: Nope they get beat to death because of recoil by itself. It's OK to admit that dots die.. it's why people that shoot a lot have multiples View Quote How many spare irons do you have? If you shoot a lot then you would know irons break. Spare pistols? Spare pistol parts? Rifles? Rifle parts? |
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Originally Posted By sierra-def: How many spare irons do you have? If you shoot a lot then you would know irons break. Spare pistols? Spare pistol parts? Rifles? Rifle parts? View Quote Those all break at the range. Dots will work when you put them away, but be dead when you go get them. I prefer my stuff not to crap out while just sitting in the safe. |
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Originally Posted By BaconFat: Those all break at the range. Dots will work when you put them away, but be dead when you go get them. I prefer my stuff not to crap out while just sitting in the safe. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BaconFat: Originally Posted By sierra-def: How many spare irons do you have? If you shoot a lot then you would know irons break. Spare pistols? Spare pistol parts? Rifles? Rifle parts? Those all break at the range. Dots will work when you put them away, but be dead when you go get them. I prefer my stuff not to crap out while just sitting in the safe. I daily carry a RMR, not dead. |
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Originally Posted By sierra-def: I daily carry a RMR, not dead. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By sierra-def: Originally Posted By BaconFat: Originally Posted By sierra-def: How many spare irons do you have? If you shoot a lot then you would know irons break. Spare pistols? Spare pistol parts? Rifles? Rifle parts? Those all break at the range. Dots will work when you put them away, but be dead when you go get them. I prefer my stuff not to crap out while just sitting in the safe. I daily carry a RMR, not dead. As do I, or at least an SRO. As it’s an EDC, I check it daily. As it’s the firearm I spend most of my range time on, it gets checked most frequently. I like to crank mine up and use the lock out feature and as such, the battery definitely needs to be replaced more frequently (already BT/DT) and I have no problem with it since my preference(s) necessitate it. If I find a dead batt in a stored electro-optic, I replace the batt; that’s not an issue. It was stored and to be expected; again, replace the batt and not an issue. |
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Give Respect & Take Responsibility
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Point shooting will give you monkeypox. - John_Wayne777
The Emu War could have been won if the Australians used red dots on their handguns. |
Originally Posted By BaconFat: So dots don't die with expensive plates? Or direct mount...is that what you believe? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BaconFat: Originally Posted By AK-12: It was murdered...by your shit tier mounting plate So dots don't die with expensive plates? Or direct mount...is that what you believe? So the fact that the shitty plate had its lugs sheared off isn’t a clear indication that the dot was getting beat up? Is that what you believe? |
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Originally Posted By lilMAC25: So the fact that the shitty plate had its lugs sheared off isn’t a clear indication that the dot was getting beat up? Is that what you believe? View Quote The lugs might have been pressed out and not sheared. The screws were tight when I removed it. Either way, it was working when it was put away. Dead when I got it out. You don't have those issues with irons |
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Originally Posted By BaconFat: The lugs might have been pressed out and not sheared. The screws were tight when I removed it. Either way, it was working when it was put away. Dead when I got it out. You don't have those issues with irons View Quote So broken recoil lugs mitigate g forces as well as intact recoil lugs? Interesting. |
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Point shooting will give you monkeypox. - John_Wayne777
The Emu War could have been won if the Australians used red dots on their handguns. |
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Originally Posted By Redbirdxx: It's not so black and white. Do direct mounted red dots fail? Absolutely. Did you hasten the demise of yours with that shit tier mounting plate? Most likely. View Quote Exactly it's not black and white. If the dot was loose and it failed while shooting then it would be. |
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Curious, are you arguing that the sheared lugs had nothing to do with the failure because it didn't fail while in use?
It obviously can't be stated absolutely that the sheared lugs caused the failure, but if that were my gun and I took the dot off and found that plate, my assumption would be "oh, there's the issue". You seem to be arguing the failure of the plate and the failure of the dot are unrelated. |
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"Life is Hard, its Harder if You're Stupid" - John Wayne
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Originally Posted By BaconFat: The lugs might have been pressed out and not sheared. The screws were tight when I removed it. Either way, it was working when it was put away. Dead when I got it out. You don't have those issues with irons View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BaconFat: Originally Posted By lilMAC25: So the fact that the shitty plate had its lugs sheared off isn’t a clear indication that the dot was getting beat up? Is that what you believe? The lugs might have been pressed out and not sheared. The screws were tight when I removed it. Either way, it was working when it was put away. Dead when I got it out. You don't have those issues with irons HASSLE ETA: people have certainly pulled their firearm out of the safe and noticed that it’s missing a sight or that it’s irons are no longer properly zeroed. |
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Originally Posted By lilMAC25: HASSLE ETA: people have certainly pulled their firearm out of the safe and noticed that it’s missing a sight or that it’s irons are no longer properly zeroed. View Quote Lol. How the fuck would irons be OK on your last shot, then be missing when you take it out of the safe...gremlins? I mean, really. WTF |
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World ain't what it seems, is it Gunny?
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Originally Posted By BaconFat: Lol. How the fuck would irons be OK on your last shot, then be missing when you take it out of the safe...gremlins? I mean, really. WTF View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BaconFat: Originally Posted By lilMAC25: HASSLE ETA: people have certainly pulled their firearm out of the safe and noticed that it’s missing a sight or that it’s irons are no longer properly zeroed. Lol. How the fuck would irons be OK on your last shot, then be missing when you take it out of the safe...gremlins? I mean, really. WTF Bump it going in. Irons not tight (whether dovetail or on a rail). Bump it going out of safe. Soft plastic sights that were cracking an unnoticed, that fell off in the safe. All of those (and many other scenarios) are less far fetched than your RDS failing concurrently with yet independently of your harbor freight budget brand optic plate. |
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Here I am, Here I remain
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Originally Posted By lilMAC25: Bump it going in. Irons not tight (whether dovetail or on a rail). Bump it going out of safe. Soft plastic sights that were cracking an unnoticed, that fell off in the safe. All of those (and many other scenarios) are less far fetched than your RDS failing concurrently with yet independently of your harbor freight budget brand optic plate. View Quote If this is what you need to make up so you can feel good about your chinese dot, go for it.... Irons breaking when you bump them against a safe....and you call my stuff Harbor freight...LOL |
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Originally Posted By BaconFat: If this is what you need to make up so you can feel good about your chinese dot, go for it.... Irons breaking when you bump them against a safe....and you call my stuff Harbor freight...LOL View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BaconFat: Originally Posted By lilMAC25: Bump it going in. Irons not tight (whether dovetail or on a rail). Bump it going out of safe. Soft plastic sights that were cracking an unnoticed, that fell off in the safe. All of those (and many other scenarios) are less far fetched than your RDS failing concurrently with yet independently of your harbor freight budget brand optic plate. If this is what you need to make up so you can feel good about your chinese dot, go for it.... Irons breaking when you bump them against a safe....and you call my stuff Harbor freight...LOL They stay in your safe when it is on you? |
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Point shooting will give you monkeypox. - John_Wayne777
The Emu War could have been won if the Australians used red dots on their handguns. |
Originally Posted By 45-Seventy: That’s a pretty good description of that plate, through. View Quote Well, mine broke while shooting it, so if it is harbor freight, what is an iron sight that breaks when you bump it into a safe.....its make believe.... cause it doesn't happen/ He's just making shit up to feel better about his chinese dots. |
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Spent nearly 10 minutes filling out the Holo warranty form.
Spent another 10 minutes packaging it up. Says the wait is 30 days, and maybe I get another same optic out of the deal. #HASSLE |
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riding this puppy all the way
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I like to make US historical flags out of wood
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"Byte My Shiny Metal Brass"
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Has Trijicon made any announcements that they are releasing an enclosed emitter slide ride?
I'm thinking it's about time I bring my P-01 up to par... |
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"Byte My Shiny Metal Brass"
Benewah County resident |
Originally Posted By BaconFat: If this is what you need to make up so you can feel good about your chinese dot, go for it.... Irons breaking when you bump them against a safe....and you call my stuff Harbor freight...LOL View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BaconFat: Originally Posted By lilMAC25: Bump it going in. Irons not tight (whether dovetail or on a rail). Bump it going out of safe. Soft plastic sights that were cracking an unnoticed, that fell off in the safe. All of those (and many other scenarios) are less far fetched than your RDS failing concurrently with yet independently of your harbor freight budget brand optic plate. If this is what you need to make up so you can feel good about your chinese dot, go for it.... Irons breaking when you bump them against a safe....and you call my stuff Harbor freight...LOL $17 dollar plate fails, and you insist that had nothing to do with the dot failing? That logic is lower tier than that shitty plate you bought. |
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Originally Posted By BaconFat: Well, mine broke while shooting it, so if it is harbor freight, what is an iron sight that breaks when you bump it into a safe.....its make believe.... cause it doesn't happen/ He's just making shit up to feel better about his chinese dots. View Quote I’ve bent front sights on M4s getting into/out of vehicles. Never damaged an Aimpoint like that. |
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Point shooting will give you monkeypox. - John_Wayne777
The Emu War could have been won if the Australians used red dots on their handguns. |
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I keep coming back to this thread like a battered
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"I got this. We'll skip the dicks" DK-Prof 12/7/21
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"Byte My Shiny Metal Brass"
Benewah County resident |
Originally Posted By BMSMB: I'm not settling for an RMR, I'm trying to see if anything is on the horizon before going with an EPS View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BMSMB: Originally Posted By Mblades: People need to stop settling for RMRs and compel them to innovate past 2005 technologies first. I'm not settling for an RMR, I'm trying to see if anything is on the horizon before going with an EPS I know triji has something in the works, but that could be days or years. But they need a closed emitter RMR or they are going to fail to get major contracts. |
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Originally Posted By 45-Seventy: I’ve bent front sights on M4s getting into/out of vehicles. Never damaged an Aimpoint like that. View Quote You use your vehicle as a safe? That's weird. Oh thats right, just another strawman argument from you. I broke an Aimpoint shooting, but never irons on a rifle....so what does that mean....nothing, just like your anecdote. |
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I bought all this equipment. What do you mean that the dead AREN'T coming back to life?
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Originally Posted By BaconFat: Would it be more retarded than banging your sights against your safe until they fall off? https://i.imgur.com/Ik8Wujb.png View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BaconFat: Originally Posted By lilMAC25: $17 dollar plate fails, and you insist that had nothing to do with the dot failing? That logic is lower tier than that shitty plate you bought. Would it be more retarded than banging your sights against your safe until they fall off? https://i.imgur.com/Ik8Wujb.png |
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Why do some insist Trijicon is behind? They basically got it right from the start (as far as open emitters go). They made the most durable MRDS and have made incremental improvements on it as time has gone by. I do agree they will need to bring to market a closed emitter at some point (and soon) but to say they’re behind the curve is a bit narrow considered they made the curve what it is.
ETA: That they do not release a MRDS with a built in can opener a calculator reticle or some such bullshit isn’t a bad thing. They make a solid MRDS. Again, I do agree they will need to bring to market a closed emitter (and soon), that being the next plateau. |
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Originally Posted By BaconFat: You use your vehicle as a safe? That's weird. Oh thats right, just another strawman argument from you. I broke an Aimpoint shooting, but never irons on a rifle....so what does that mean....nothing, just like your anecdote. View Quote We might need you to post pictures to back up your claim. Need a note in the picture that says BaconFat loves irons. |
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Originally Posted By BMSMB: I'm confident it will hit 100 pages View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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on the one hand there's [the media] and on the other hand there's the left wing progressives, and you can't really put them in the same camp that easily - JBP
Well, hopefully we will be putting them 'in the same camp' - Michael Malice |
"Byte My Shiny Metal Brass"
Benewah County resident |
Originally Posted By BMSMB: I'm definitely doing my part Besides the EPS, what other enclosed emitters are worth checking out? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BMSMB: Originally Posted By FivespeedF150: One poster is certainly stringing the others along. I'm definitely doing my part Besides the EPS, what other enclosed emitters are worth checking out? I only have a few hundred rounds behind it, but the 509T is pretty nice so far. |
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Back when red dots on rifles were becoming popular, were there this many window lickers and booger eaters trying to deny their efficacy?
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“It does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen on setting brush fires of freedom in the minds of men”
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"Life is Hard, its Harder if You're Stupid" - John Wayne
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Originally Posted By Castillo: Yes Using the same arguments View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Castillo: Originally Posted By triburst1: Back when red dots on rifles were becoming popular, were there this many window lickers and booger eaters trying to deny their efficacy? Yes Using the same arguments Huh. I guess none of the 30 years of proven use in combat to gain acceptance on rifles translates when you move them to pistols. |
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“It does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen on setting brush fires of freedom in the minds of men”
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