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Yeah I was thinking acquisition would be better but Id have to play with one. Might be worth the $100 to test one out and just resell if I dont like it. Although the Romeo comes to mind since you can change the reticle from a 2 MOA dot to include or not include a 65 MOA ring around it similar to...

Whatever I buy I will buy two of. Theyre both technically my rifles its just in the very slight chance of ever actually having to pick up a rifle and USE it, one of the two will go in her hands. The third is for a new AK of mine with nothing but irons, which blow as you know lol.

The T1 is where its at. Or really the H1 considering the only differences are entirely nominal, like a few more meters of waterproofness and stupid shit like that. Easy hundred in cash saved over the T1.

Yeah but arent those like 800+ dollars? I will be running irons as backup for sure.

Seems pretty decent as well, a little added weight over the sparc ar but more battery life. Only downfall is the dot is 4moa. Kinda big id think. Idk ive never messed with one over 2 moa

It is true. It is like 1.05x magnification. But lots of red dots are slightly over 1x

Yeah I personally really like the quick adjust two points, and moreso the rear mount as far back as possible. Most comfortable and maneuverable for me. Sent from my Obamaphone on Tapatalk

I couldn't care less lol

Have you considered mounting the back of it on the back of your stock? Cant remember which stock youre running off hand, but its doable with most magpuls and similar.

Yeah I agree with the warranty, which is something I care a good bit about. Vortex is the only brand in that list that is unconditional lifetime. That warranty is the same reason I spent the extra dough on my 30 cal suppressor from Rugged. And yeah, I assume ill buy one first to try out.

Here @Laufen a sweet deal at only $125 over new msrp and you dont have to fill out dealer paperwork. Clearly a good deal. http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-ft-lc9s-pro-w-extras.1212133/

Yeah im still sitting here debating if I wanna stick with a "budget" dot or not. I probably will end up with the Sparc AR or Romeo because of the price and points made here.

Definitely not disputing that. And maybe my small small chance of something like that changes a little by stocking more batteries or ditching the sight once it dies and just switching over to running irons... Idk.

Yeah besides being slightly heavy, likely due to the AAA battery, and the shorter battery life, the Sparc AR is not a bad option at all. I did have mounts in there originally but it was simply too hard to compare really. Id prefer just throw a battery in there and maybe one in the grip (keep...

Its likely the same PA dot I have now, and have had more of. Dougie has one of them now lol. 79-89 bucks I believe.

Meh, I like AKOU and all but I think he takes money from PA. A close friend of mine has the advanced dot from them and it took a dump month number 1 with no abuse whatsoever. Barely had been used at all...

Weight effects speed as well. But I see your point. I want something that I can slap on my rifle, leave it there forever, and never have to worry about it. I acquire the dot in the micros just fine. Although, Ive never had formal training or much outdoor shooting with a larger dot. I used to...

Indoor range shooting, outdoor range shooting, more carbine courses like the one I took with cmshoot, then of course go to for any and all situations should they ever arise..

Same, I noticed the lens is slightly larger, which they boast about. Im thinking those Sigs are probably made in China like the rest of everything non Aimpoint or Tijicon

Operationally operational of course. For real though, these sights will be on my go to gun and fiances go to gun. The third, if I end up getting three will go on an AK needing an optic BUT I might opt into something cheaper for that rifle as its not as important to absolutely function when I...