Posted By: jhenderson
Need some options for a buddy - 02/12/16 10:18 PM
Police officer used on duty. Wants a new optic that can cowitness. Doesn't want an eotech. What would be your go to?
Posted By: jhenderson
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/12/16 10:27 PM
I didn't care for my acog. Is it normal to have almost no eye relief?
Posted By: BigPig
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/12/16 11:53 PM
AimPoint PRO (Patrol Rifle Optic) can be had for $400 and has a 3 year battery life
Posted By: PiePuncher
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/12/16 11:55 PM
As stated, aimpoint. If being cheap, which I wouldn't if I was an officer, the Bushnell TRS or Sparc...
Posted By: Sherpa Dog
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/13/16 05:10 AM
I am a big fan of Aimpoint for CQB. IMO Acog is heavy & over rated unless you intend on shooting longer distances.. If you plan on carrying a weapon for long periods of time, lighter is better & you can't beat backup iron sights only with a blue force gear sling.
Posted By: jhenderson
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/13/16 02:43 PM
So basically what I've told him already. He did mention the trijicon srs. Any info on it?
Posted By: Tim9880
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/13/16 09:00 PM
The trijicon srs is twice as much and can have halo issues in bright light without a killflash installed. I would go with aimpoint. If he wants to spend the $800, get the better aimpoint.
Posted By: Brother in-law
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/13/16 09:09 PM
pro works but is bulky. I would spend the extra minimal coin and get one of the smaller ones
Posted By: luv2brode
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/14/16 02:01 AM
aimpoint pro is what I run like the 80000 run time on battery and real close to the aimpoint I used in the army
Posted By: dirt_farmer
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/20/16 09:56 PM
Have you looked in the vortex? Little larger than the aimpoint, more affordable
Posted By: jhenderson
Re: Need some options for a buddy - 02/21/16 02:15 PM
Not worried about budget he's got $1k in his budget which should cover just about anything.