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Posted: 3/17/2024 11:47:40 PM EDT
I thought some of you would be interested in this upcoming product I stumbled across looking at deltathirtyfour's Instagram story. This looks like a much more durable and viable solution than PA's own. (I am not affiliated with anyone mentioned in any way.)
HEROMOD 5x micro prism TOP DOT MOUNT |
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Anyone know of the total ACTUAL weights of this system?
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I might get one just because of this. Well done.
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https://instagram.com/_odiegreen_?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==
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They need to make one for the PA 2X and TA33 ACOG.
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I like the looks of this
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I like that a lot. Hopefully they can come up with a solution for the 3x.
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Way better than that abortion PA came up with.
PA’s version might just be the worst designed product they have ever brought to market. PA must’ve had a “let’s let our Chinese friends design something day”. |
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Thanks for the post OP. Definitely interested.
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i wish it wasn't so tall. but it is neat that you can offset it if you want.
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That looks really good. One of the pics on their website shows that it cover a small part of the elevation adjustment slot. Anything to be concerned with that?
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Originally Posted By Yojimbo: That looks really good. One of the pics on their website shows that it cover a small part of the elevation adjustment slot. Anything to be concerned with that? View Quote I mean, I didn't dial much with the pa 5x when I had it. I'd say that while the dial does look usable still in those photos to me, if I had a hard time I'd just consider it part of my setup to zero the micro 5x and then add and zero the red dot. I've been anticipating a product like this for quite some time, pleased to see someone has done it. |
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There is nowhere left to go... this is it.
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Looks pretty good. The factory design sucks
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"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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Originally Posted By doty_soty: There already is (was) an OEM ring mount RMR solution for the TA33. RM36 IIRC. View Quote The RM36 only works on old models that don’t have the mounting bosses unfortunately. Hilariously, Trijicon makes more of these than they do RM54’s. Whoever supervises their small part production has been asleep at the wheel. |
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https://instagram.com/_odiegreen_?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==
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The tabs would help for the occasional bump or drop on the reddot and maintaining zero. The PA version just isn't strong enough to protect against bumps to the reddot. It also rests on the elevation mound to help support the rear of the optic mount. Very well done.
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Originally Posted By Shackleford_R: is that a problem people have had with scope tube red dot mounts? View Quote Not that I am aware of, specifically, but it's always a possibility. I would welcome any type of anti-rotation on those, as well, but they are less standardized. Honestly, I use top-ring mounts as much as I can in this application as I don't like the thought of that force (smacking the dot on something/falling over/etc.) being transferred to the scope body. I'd much rather it be directed into the mount. |
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That one for the 3x please
and a pic rail version |
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Originally Posted By Baq: That one for the 3x please and a pic rail version View Quote That's going to be trickier. There's a lot less meat on the front of the 3x than the 5x. Maybe they can come up with something that clamps to a killflash, or similar. Honestly, for the 5x, a killflash that incorporates an overlapping collar that tightens down against the mount ring would be interesting. That was it is braced against being popped off the front of the optic by a blow. |
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IMO it would be much better if it was cantilevered slightly forward in order to lower it. It looks a bit higher than it needs to be.
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Originally Posted By gont: IMO it would be much better if it was cantilevered slightly forward in order to lower it. It looks a bit higher than it needs to be. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/13827/IMG_6328_jpg-3163780.JPG View Quote Late again to the party, am I. You beat me too it, it sits too high. If they slid it forward so it could drop down it would be near perfect, IMO |
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Liberal men are pissing their panties like little girls over guns all the time, like wusses, it's really pathetic that grown men can't act like....well, men.
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Originally Posted By s4s4u: Late again to the party, am I. You beat me too it, it sits too high. If they slid it forward so it could drop down it would be near perfect, IMO View Quote If I had to guess they were trying to not have it hang too far off the front. With the 5× micro it either hangs really far off the front, over the elevation screw+high, or some middle ground. |
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I already have the PA mount. No reason to have to zero everything again
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Originally Posted By gont: IMO it would be much better if it was cantilevered slightly forward in order to lower it. It looks a bit higher than it needs to be. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/13827/IMG_6328_jpg-3163780.JPG View Quote Completely agree. A wise gun entrepreneur will probably offer that in the future. Unless the RDS sitting on the adjustment screw is key to the anti rotation? |
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Originally Posted By spydercomonkey: Completely agree. A wise gun entrepreneur will probably offer that in the future. Unless the RDS sitting on the adjustment screw is key to the anti rotation? View Quote There's always a way. The questions are: is the shop capable of the manufacturing it, and will it arrive at a cost that is agreeable to the consumer? |
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Originally Posted By doty_soty: There already is (was) an OEM ring mount RMR solution for the TA33. RM36 IIRC. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By doty_soty: Originally Posted By Caeser2001: They need to make one for the PA 2X and TA33 ACOG. There already is (was) an OEM ring mount RMR solution for the TA33. RM36 IIRC. RM36 is for the rear bosses, not the front. |
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I like that
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"If you cant do something smart, do something right"
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Originally Posted By NewWind: If I had to guess they were trying to not have it hang too far off the front. With the 5× micro it either hangs really far off the front, over the elevation screw+high, or some middle ground. View Quote I would gladly take a little overhang in front if it would lower the total package that 1/4". But, good effort for the most part. I just won't be buying one. |
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PA kinda failed at the origins, not realizing that there would be a desire to have a piggyback rds. They just went for the smallest and lightest package they could and once again they fall short.
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Originally Posted By s4s4u: PA kinda failed at the origins, not realizing that there would be a desire to have a piggyback rds. They just went for the smallest and lightest package they could and once again they fall short. View Quote They should have realized it was a desired feature when the majority of people in the “what do you want to see from pa” thread said do a piggy back mount If it was slightly bigger with top mount it would be great. Doesn’t need to be a micro imo. Just better than the original Hopefully they do that in the future |
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Originally Posted By Chenzo: They should have realized it was a desired feature when the majority of people in the “what do you want to see from pa” thread said do a piggy back mount If it was slightly bigger with top mount it would be great. Doesn’t need to be a micro imo. Just better than the original Hopefully they do that in the future View Quote One thing I have figured out is that PA doesn't much care what the masses want. There is someone at the top who makes the calls and that person seems a bit bias and set in their ways |
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Looks promising
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Originally Posted By s4s4u: One thing I have figured out is that PA doesn't much care what the masses want. There is someone at the top who makes the calls and that person seems a bit bias and set in their ways View Quote I remember them saying FDE doesn’t sell at one point. Then I had to buy their FDE prisms from AKOU because PA couldn’t keep them in stock. Their peanut butter pickle LPVO stays sold out. And there’s still never been any other FDE LPVO’s. |
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https://instagram.com/_odiegreen_?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==
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Originally Posted By s4s4u: One thing I have figured out is that PA doesn't much care what the masses want. There is someone at the top who makes the calls and that person seems a bit bias and set in their ways View Quote Agreed. Only offering the ACSS reticle for example. They would greatly increase sales if they offered another option. |
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I reached out and they said they plan to look into doing one for the 3x in the future, but for now are focusing on getting this one out.
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Originally Posted By s4s4u: One thing I have figured out is that PA doesn't much care what the masses want. There is someone at the top who makes the calls and that person seems a bit bias and set in their ways View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By s4s4u: Originally Posted By Chenzo: They should have realized it was a desired feature when the majority of people in the “what do you want to see from pa” thread said do a piggy back mount If it was slightly bigger with top mount it would be great. Doesn’t need to be a micro imo. Just better than the original Hopefully they do that in the future One thing I have figured out is that PA doesn't much care what the masses want. There is someone at the top who makes the calls and that person seems a bit bias and set in their ways Agreed. Someone there is also obsessed with FOV at the expense of eye box and trying to recreate the TA31 instead of a smaller TA11 or better TA33. |
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Originally Posted By Ex_Sanguine_Nation: I'm doing a little futzing around with this: https://i.imgur.com/9l41f7P.jpg https://i.imgur.com/CZgjCW7.jpg https://i.imgur.com/v62JB7r.jpg ... over at the 3x thread. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Daggertt: Where's the 3x thread? View Quote https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/Primary-Arms-SLX-3X-Microprism/18-765865/&page=21 |
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Originally Posted By HighpowerRifleBrony: https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/Primary-Arms-SLX-3X-Microprism/18-765865/&page=21 View Quote @Ex_Sanguine_Nation do you have any photos looking through the optic? |
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Originally Posted By Ex_Sanguine_Nation: I'm doing a little futzing around with this: https://i.imgur.com/9l41f7P.jpg https://i.imgur.com/CZgjCW7.jpg https://i.imgur.com/v62JB7r.jpg ... over at the 3x thread. View Quote That's a neat solution. I hope it works well for you. |
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Originally Posted By Daggertt: Functionally similar to the leupold devo but much less stupid looking and snag-prone. https://soldiersystems.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/T1-DEVO-Combo.jpg View Quote Fair point! I remember when those came out. I liked the concept, but not so much the execution or, probably more likely, the price |
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Originally Posted By Ex_Sanguine_Nation: I'm doing a little futzing around with this: https://i.imgur.com/9l41f7P.jpg https://i.imgur.com/CZgjCW7.jpg https://i.imgur.com/v62JB7r.jpg ... over at the 3x thread. View Quote I like your ingenuity and thonking outside the box. |
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