none that I know of..Try a Compass pouch or small GP pouch.

why not get a 1.5-5x scope with illumintaion or an ACOG with BAC.  do both job with ou the hassel.

I generally think switching optics back and forth constantly is a good way to lose your zero in a hurry....no matter what the various manufacturers say about return to zero repeatability.

Quoted: I generally disagree with you... besides what does that have to do with the question I posed?

It was along the same lines as SMGLee's comment earlier in the thread:

Quoted: why not get a 1.5-5x scope with illumintaion or an ACOG with BAC.  do both job with ou the hassel.

Switching optics may work fine most of the time...personally I think minimizing your variables is always best.  If nothing else you'll save yourself some hassle switching back and forth.

If you are going to use a pouch to carry it around seperately, get a mini-hard case to put it in that will fit inside something like a Spec Ops Brand 4X pouch would be my advice.

I agree with SRM, switching back and forth is a fun range practice... I would not trust my life with it. no matter it is LaRue, ARMS or who ever making the claim.  It is always my rule to do a zero check once the optic has been switched.

If you are pouching the EOTech and means you are on the move and moving and shooting constitute either fighting, training class or hunting. I defintely won't go into a fight with that practice. and I recommand against the switch in a hunt, can't get your optic switch back and forth fast enough. and in a class, Maybe if your instructor's name don't start with Pat, Larry or Clint....

It is fun to have to optic for the same rifle.  that is why the new trend is going to a varible General purpose optic like the CQT, but Leupold drop the ball the CQT designand it was S&B short dot that perfect the concept championed by our special operation groups after Somalia.