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Posted: 7/23/2014 6:14:01 PM EDT
| I bought a primary arms magnifier for a build, with mount and magnifier its way to much weight, even with the aimpoint pro and I didn't care about magnifying It looks like that is not a free float rail gun the dot itself. the magnifier was fine and worked great just doesn't seem worthwhile in the overall process . |
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I bought a primary arms magnifier for a build, with mount and magnifier its way to much weight, even with the aimpoint pro and I didn't care about magnifying It looks like that is not a free float rail gun the dot itself. the magnifier was fine and worked great just doesn't seem worthwhile in the overall process . No my rifle does not sport a FF rail so I am guessing if I went with a magnifier the RDS would have to go more forward and since it's not FF it would be an issue ? |
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Quoted: No my rifle does not sport a FF rail so I am guessing if I went with a magnifier the RDS would have to go more forward and since it's not FF it would be an issue ? Quoted: Quoted: I bought a primary arms magnifier for a build, with mount and magnifier its way to much weight, even with the aimpoint pro and I didn't care about magnifying It looks like that is not a free float rail gun the dot itself. the magnifier was fine and worked great just doesn't seem worthwhile in the overall process . No my rifle does not sport a FF rail so I am guessing if I went with a magnifier the RDS would have to go more forward and since it's not FF it would be an issue ? A 1-4 with mount usually weighs 1lb which is the same as a red dot/magnifier or more if you use a micro red dot. ETA: IF you want the biggest FOV you will need to pay the money to get an Eotech. Just FYI. |
| This gets fairly decent reviews for the cost but not sure as I have not looked thru this one compared to say one from EOTech or Aimpoint |
| I've been there and done that. My recommendation is sell the Aimpoint and buy a good 1-4 scope. It's a much better option than have the crappy eye relief and distortion of a magnifier. With a little practice you'll be just as fast with a good scope on 1X as your are with the Aimpoint plus have good true magnification. |
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I've been there and done that. My recommendation is sell the Aimpoint and buy a good 1-4 scope. It's a much better option than have the crappy eye relief and distortion of a magnifier. With a little practice you'll be just as fast with a good scope on 1X as your are with the Aimpoint plus have good true magnification. +1 I'd much rather have a good 1-4X than a RDS with magnifier. I like RDS a lot but don't like them with magnifiers at all. |
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I have an Aimpoint Micro and it really blooms for my eye. Magnifying it turns it into a blurry slash, totally unworkable.
I have an older Comp-C3 and it does not bloom for me at all. Magnified it looks like a normal dot. Do any of you who have a Pro also have the blooming problem with the Micro, and if so does the Pro exhibit the blooming? |
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I have an Aimpoint Micro and it really blooms for my eye. Magnifying it turns it into a blurry slash, totally unworkable. I have an older Comp-C3 and it does not bloom for me at all. Magnified it looks like a normal dot. Do any of you who have a Pro also have the blooming problem with the Micro, and if so does the Pro exhibit the blooming? no problem with blooming at all . I do turn the intensity down when using the magnifier behind the aimpoint pro or eotech xps-2 |
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