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Hahaha.

I just stick to my acog <a:ablobnervous:445996280590630914>

I’ll never shit on the ACOG

just...that eye relief

old reliable. Dated but good

Ye

Haven't replaced my battery in my t1 in 5 years, on brightness 7 90% of the time.

ACOG and offset rds is 💯

I would NEVER spend over $750 for an optic. I’d rather die.

<a:peepoGiggles:650343252934918164> I got mine for $400

with lpvo's, $750 is pretty cheap

Not for me. I wouldn’t do it.

@Big Chungus my work rifle recently

Get a decent red dot then, and later on if you want add a flip magnifier. Helps make you feel like you're not spending as much while still having a reliable opic

Holy shit, you're running an A2 grip, hahaha. Figured you'd have upgraded that.

It’s a work rifle

That's fair I suppose. Contracting? Or security?

Nothing wrong wkth a2 grip lol

Wasn’t that worried about it tbh, I’m so used to the A2 grip at this point

Its grippy too

Military bruh

they don't get a choice, I mean did you see the cheesegrater?

Oh, well in that case. Yeah, okay. Surprised they would let you have your rifle in a POV

Lol, that’s an uparmored van

@American_AF go look up Kahles LPVOs and get back to me about optic prices 😂

Ooooh, okay. Hahaha

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Why would someone put that buttstock on an AR?

Come on mister humint, never used low vis DOS vics before? 😉 @Sparrow

Because I like it

@ViperSRT3g 🐍 dat poverty pony lower tho

Can still snipe peeps at 500

I’m aware of the prices. I’m not saying anything AGAINST that shit. I’m saying I would never spend over $750

That’s just cause you’re dumb

Yep

Hahaha @Crye_Salesman we had normal vics, I dig the uparmored van though.

Im just trying to find clear glass for around 400 lol

1) irons require 3, but optics require 2, unless you don't have a specific target you're shooting at. And focal planes are not the only or even primary determining factor for speed
2) true of red dots, not optics in general. Even 1x prisms cause some inattentive people to get lost in the tube. Anything over 1x is absolutely more likely to compromise awareness of surroundings than irons.
3)size of the aiming point is not the only factor in precision. If you're using the whole front sight post to hit a man sized target at 500m, someone did you dirty in training.
4)fair-ish. Irons are still very usable in low light, but no light, absolutely correct.
5)in theory many optics work with NV. In practice, you have to have trained and specifically set up the whole rifle and NVG to work like that, and even then most will still prefer to run a peq.

And all of that only applies to irons vs red dots. Throw in LPVOs and other magnified glass and it's a whole different speed vs precision ballgame. I'm not saying irons are better. I'm saying they have a place, especially in training.

@ViperSRT3g 🐍 I have one my self, they are fine if they are in spec

The vans where a bitch to work in and around in the cities, but the hilux’s and land cruisers where fun af