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Posted: 8/31/2004 2:35:42 PM EDT
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I am looking to hopefully spend less than $100 on a buis. For the indefinite future, I will only be using the buis, but would like to eventually (couple years) get an acog or eotech or aimpoint or something. I would like one that defaults to a cqb site, and has apertures out to 500m. It looks like the YHM and the A.R.M.S. #40L or #40 are my best bets. |
I was in the same situation, and went with the ARMS #40. It's a very good piece of equipment. I don't think you can go wrong with the Troy, either - I just don't have any personal experience with it. |
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| I'm going to suggest that you go with a fixed BUIS, like the LaRue for $89. |
When EOTech releases their 3.75X magnifier would you still recommend a fixed BUIS, realizing that you would need to remove it in order to utlize the tele-extender, or would you recommend at that point a folding BUIS? If you are still recommending a fixed BUIS, what are the "return-to-zero" capabilities of those fixed BUIS's? When remounted, are they within 1 MOA of their original setting? |
I would go with the TROY BUIS as my first choice and ARMS #40L as my second in this setup. The Larue Tactical BUIS is the only one that I would gurantee 100% repeat zero if you were going that route. One thing you can do with the LaRue BUIS is put it at the 6 o'clock position (if you have a rail system) and use it as a mini vertical grip!  C4 |
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