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There are quite a few other choices between Aimpoint and cheap Chi-Com.  You, sir, are too much the fanboy.  Not knocking Aimpoint, or disagreeing with your assessment of C-More, merely suggesting your zeal has caused you to seriously overrun your position.  

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Not a fanboy. Just a serious user with 25+ years of experience with the AR15 platform and have used many optics in that time. The only RDS that has proven itself above all others is the Aimpoint. Go attend 65+ serious carbine classes over a period of many years and you too will see which RDS optics work as well as the multitude that fail  

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There are quite a few other choices between Aimpoint and cheap Chi-Com.  You, sir, are too much the fanboy.  Not knocking Aimpoint, or disagreeing with your assessment of C-More, merely suggesting your zeal has caused you to seriously overrun your position.  

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Stunningly narrow minded. Please tell us which other CURRENT red dots you have used extensively.   I could care less what you used 25 years ago or "over many (perhaps distant) years".The optics market, including red dot sights, is not static.  Rather, it is fluid and dynamic.  Define the brands and specific models which constitute the "all others" in you comparison, and the models of Aimpoint you used for your comparison.  I like Aimpoint, too, but fanboy enthusiasm does not serve your cause well.   Defend your position with specific facts.

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Please learn to read. Not what I used 25 years ago, my opinion is based on 25 years of experience using a number of different optics. I learned quickly that while ok for gun games and plinkers, the cheap chi-com (an other) low end rds sights would not hold up to serious use. Aimpoints do. I've used Aimpoints dating back to the Comp series (Comp, ML2, ML3, M4, H1 and H2). You sound like a casual user who probably puts less than 5k rounds thru your rifle each year. I typically shoot 20k+ (between two rifles and yes, replace barrels from time to time). This is due to weekly training sessions, attending classes, and putting on classes for others.  
If you honestly believe that there is currently another rds sight in the market today that is at the same tier level as Aimpoint, you are mistaken. While new ones are released every year by the competition, none have proven themselves to be an equal to AImpoint. Not to say that it will not happen one day (I've got an LCO unit on the way from Leupold to evaluate), but until then, Aimpoint is the choice for serious users. If yopu haven;t seen the Daniel Defense M4 Torture Test video and what the rifle and Aimpoint sight went thru and survived, I suggest you do.
Rather than make "armchair" comments about how other rds sight compare, I suggest you sign up and attend some serious carbine classes from folks such as Larry Vickers, Pat McNamara, etc. At classes where 800+ rounds are shot in a day, that's where one will see which rds sights work and which ones fail.
Of course you know what they say about arguing with......nevermind....outta here...........