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Posted: 5/18/2016 3:11:09 PM EDT
I saw these in stock today and quickly ordered one. I believe they just released them so they will probably sell out quickly. Its basically a micro Acog without magnification. I'm looking forward to shooting with it.
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I'm going to have to wait for the next shipment. Broke right now, but I want one so bad.
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Its basically a micro Acog without magnification. View Quote So...it's basically nothing like an ACOG at all? lol I think you meant to say, "it's basically another Holosun Aimpoint micro red dot clone with some extra dots." |
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So...it's basically nothing like an ACOG at all? lol I think you meant to say, "it's basically another Holosun Aimpoint micro red dot clone with some extra dots." View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Its basically a micro Acog without magnification. So...it's basically nothing like an ACOG at all? lol I think you meant to say, "it's basically another Holosun Aimpoint micro red dot clone with some extra dots." It's a chevron reticle with a dot bdc. A lot of ACOGs have a chevron reticle above a BDC. I'm assuming he was meaning it was similar on reticle format. |
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Go figure, another internet smartass. So basically the Acog is an overpriced 3x the size and weight of this sight with magnification?
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What is the general consensus, if any, on this ACSS at 1x? Doesn't it usually come on variable optics? Are there any FFP variables out there where the BDCs are viable at 1x and people like having ranging at 1x?
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For those times when you're shooting your AR pistol at 600yds and wish you had a ranging reticle in your 1x micro red dot...
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Go figure, another internet smartass. So basically the Acog is an overpriced 3x the size and weight of this sight with magnification? View Quote I like Holosun optics, but there is NO comparison between an ACOG and a Holosun. You get what you pay for........and this is coming from someone who has ACOGs, Holosun, and Vortex optics...... |
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I was only kidding, because you can't say anything on this forum without some know it all trying to punk you. It's a red dot with the same reticle as an Acog, so they have similarities. They aren't identical but it seems like it will be good for CQB and if you have to reach out to distance you have the ability to.
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Well that escalated quickly (Always wanted to say that) View Quote No shoot. And not sure why. I know a lot of people, myself included have been looking forward to this for a long time. Some people don't like it, fine, no one is making anyone buy this. So they think it's useless on a pistol because they can't see shooting 600 yards... okay, but I'm going to put mine on a 300 blk that is benefited greatly by this reticle. The amount of hold over needed at 150 or 200 yards shooting subsonics is a pretty difficult task on a red dot. At least for me it is. I also Like the chevron. It's not an ACOG, it's a micro red dot with what for some, will be an enhanced reticle. |
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No shoot. And not sure why. I know a lot of people, myself included have been looking forward to this for a long time. Some people don't like it, fine, no one is making anyone buy this. So they think it's useless on a pistol because they can't see shooting 600 yards... okay, but I'm going to put mine on a 300 blk that is benefited greatly by this reticle. The amount of hold over needed at 150 or 200 yards shooting subsonics is a pretty difficult task on a red dot. At least for me it is. I also Like the chevron. It's not an ACOG, it's a micro red dot with what for some, will be an enhanced reticle. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Well that escalated quickly (Always wanted to say that) No shoot. And not sure why. I know a lot of people, myself included have been looking forward to this for a long time. Some people don't like it, fine, no one is making anyone buy this. So they think it's useless on a pistol because they can't see shooting 600 yards... okay, but I'm going to put mine on a 300 blk that is benefited greatly by this reticle. The amount of hold over needed at 150 or 200 yards shooting subsonics is a pretty difficult task on a red dot. At least for me it is. I also Like the chevron. It's not an ACOG, it's a micro red dot with what for some, will be an enhanced reticle. Well said. I think those with an astigmatism are going to like this reticle to which is kind of why I'm thinking of purchasing one myself. I have pretty much switched over to all variable optics but for a lighter weight set up this definitely has my attention now being that the Chevron's probably won't screw with my astigmatism. |
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Same. I just bought 5 lowers and put naked BCM uppers on all of them. Put a carry handle on one and I want two with red dots and two with the primary arms 3x prisms. QD detaching mounts for both the red dots and prisms. (I'm actually torn between the 3x and 5x prisms)
Back to the new primary arms red dot, I love the chevron. My ACOG (TA11E) has a chevron and I love it. Add the horseshoe and I am sold. Absolutely love the idea! I think it'll be perfect for cqb and decent up to 300m which is perfect for the two rifles getting red dots. I'll admit I don't see myself even bothering with the bdc or shooting beyond 300m. I just love the chevron/horseshoe concept |
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Same. I just bought 5 lowers and put naked BCM uppers on all of them. Put a carry handle on one and I want two with red dots and two with the primary arms 3x prisms. QD detaching mounts for both the red dots and prisms. (I'm actually torn between the 3x and 5x prisms) Back to the new primary arms red dot, I love the chevron. My ACOG (TA11E) has a chevron and I love it. Add the horseshoe and I am sold. Absolutely love the idea! I think it'll be perfect for cqb and decent up to 300m which is perfect for the two rifles getting red dots. I'll admit I don't see myself even bothering with the bdc or shooting beyond 300m. I just love the chevron/horseshoe concept View Quote This is Arfcom, so you answered this dilemma yourself; if you're getting two prisms, you might as well get both the 3x and the 5x! I have the now discontinued 4x and still really enjoy it. |
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This is Arfcom, so you answered this dilemma yourself; if you're getting two prisms, you might as well get both the 3x and the 5x! I have the now discontinued 4x and still really enjoy it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Same. I just bought 5 lowers and put naked BCM uppers on all of them. Put a carry handle on one and I want two with red dots and two with the primary arms 3x prisms. QD detaching mounts for both the red dots and prisms. (I'm actually torn between the 3x and 5x prisms) Back to the new primary arms red dot, I love the chevron. My ACOG (TA11E) has a chevron and I love it. Add the horseshoe and I am sold. Absolutely love the idea! I think it'll be perfect for cqb and decent up to 300m which is perfect for the two rifles getting red dots. I'll admit I don't see myself even bothering with the bdc or shooting beyond 300m. I just love the chevron/horseshoe concept This is Arfcom, so you answered this dilemma yourself; if you're getting two prisms, you might as well get both the 3x and the 5x! I have the now discontinued 4x and still really enjoy it. I have a discontinued 2.5x I honestly like it |
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I know I wish they still made the 4X! Since hats what I'm used to from ACOGs I'd love them for my prisms. No idea if I'd prefer the 3X or 5X. And I hesitate to buy both cuz whichever I like more will probably make me resent the loser who will then never see duty and be a waste of cash lol
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For those trying to order there will be more in stock later today. More are going through QC now.
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My 503g arrived and has a reticle issue. I am very disappointed.
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Could you add a picture? I was curious how the properties of the reticle would carry over to a red dot. I wonder if yours is defective or an underlying issue.
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For those times when you're shooting your AR pistol at 600yds and wish you had a ranging reticle in your 1x micro red dot... View Quote I shot a match a couple weeks ago with shots ranging from 3 to 485 yards. The rifle I used was equipped with a primary arms md-ads micro. And although I beat a lot of people with magnified optics the ACSS reticle could of helped me be a little faster. Not sure why you felt the need to come in here and trash a product you've never used. Maybe it's not for you and that's ok, but maybe others can find it beneficial. |
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I ordered one. Was going to get a reflex sight like the Sig Romeo 3 for my B&T 9mm SBR. Looks like this will be a nice option for it instead. Will be a fun range toy when my Ghost-M stamp is approved.
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They are sending me a new one. I believe that this one was just defective from the factory and got past QC.
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For those trying to order there will be more in stock later today. More are going through QC now. Luckily mine already shipped out. Just received mine, and I have mixed feelings. Could easily be because I have astigmatism, but the "dots" look more like a solid line to my eyes. For me, it would have been better to omit every other dot. Also, can't really distinguish the carat at the top of the reticle. Tried putting an Aimpoint 3x magnifier behind the red dot, and it made the dots look worse. Damn, I hate getting older (okay, "old"). Never the less, it's probably going to be a decent red dot. The outer ring becomes the "doughnut of death" at close to medium range, and I'll see exactly how I use the reticle for more precise shots in the next few weeks. Considering the price, overall it's not a bad red dot. Build quality seems pretty good, regardless of price. ETA: Checked it against my 503C, and the outer circle seems as defined as the 503G and is about the same size. The difference is the dot versus the carat and dots. What amounts to a vertical bar can still be used for close range shots as a holdover estimator. |
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Just received mine, and I have mixed feelings. Could easily be because I have astigmatism, but the "dots" look more like a solid line to my eyes. For me, it would have been better to omit every other dot. Also, can't really distinguish the carat at the top of the reticle. Tried putting an Aimpoint 3x magnifier behind the red dot, and it made the dots look worse. Damn, I hate getting older (okay, "old"). Never the less, it's probably going to be a decent red dot. The outer ring becomes the "doughnut of death" at close to medium range, and I'll see exactly how I use the reticle for more precise shots in the next few weeks. Considering the price, overall it's not a bad red dot. Build quality seems pretty good, regardless of price. ETA: Checked it against my 503C, and the outer circle seems as defined as the 503G and is about the same size. The difference is the dot versus the carat and dots. What amounts to a vertical bar can still be used for close range shots as a holdover estimator. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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For those trying to order there will be more in stock later today. More are going through QC now. Luckily mine already shipped out. Just received mine, and I have mixed feelings. Could easily be because I have astigmatism, but the "dots" look more like a solid line to my eyes. For me, it would have been better to omit every other dot. Also, can't really distinguish the carat at the top of the reticle. Tried putting an Aimpoint 3x magnifier behind the red dot, and it made the dots look worse. Damn, I hate getting older (okay, "old"). Never the less, it's probably going to be a decent red dot. The outer ring becomes the "doughnut of death" at close to medium range, and I'll see exactly how I use the reticle for more precise shots in the next few weeks. Considering the price, overall it's not a bad red dot. Build quality seems pretty good, regardless of price. ETA: Checked it against my 503C, and the outer circle seems as defined as the 503G and is about the same size. The difference is the dot versus the carat and dots. What amounts to a vertical bar can still be used for close range shots as a holdover estimator. The small BDC dots will be tough with an astigmatism |
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I'm excited has hell to throw lead with this reticle.
Here is a great video explaining its capabilities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fN5Lj1mctM |
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Warmed it up for folks..ACSS MICRO
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Are the subtensions posted by Daggert accurate? And what are the MOA subtensions for the chevron itself? I'm playing with one now. I'm really impressed about the glass clarity and the reticle crispness. You can pick up the BDC dots without magnification, if you have young eyes, for sure. http://i.imgur.com/a8GIGSn.jpg View Quote [sigh] I wish it looked that crisp to my old eyes as it does in the photo. One thing that is obvious is the glass is clear... |
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Check out the hold overs HERE
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