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Eotech, Aimpoint, any others? I am in the market for one. Facts and opinions on either brand or others I may not be aware of are much appreciated, looking to use one on my Eotech or my Aimpoint T-1. Much thanks.
I went with the aimpoint.
Better eye relief, and supreme durability.
Useful when distance/precision is needed. Most of the time it spends pivoted to the side.
I tried the eotech. And I really had to keep my eye close.
I use an Eotech G23-FTS between my Eotechs, Aimpoint PRO, and T-1 and it works great. I haven't used the Aimpoint magnifier, nor have I tried Eotech's G33-STS which rumor has it is an improvement. It has a longer eye-relief as well as windage and elevation adjustment. I see them around the net for $550. Looks to be about $100 cheaper than the Aimpoint. My Eotech magnifier has been plenty durable, but I confess I don't keep it on any particular rifle all the time.
http://www.eotech-inc.com/images/400x400/product/G33_FrontRight.jpg
Hmmmm........ seems like this is a topic that belongs in the optics and mounts area.
I've been really eyeing this one up lately...
http://swfa.com/Vortex-3x-Magnifier-P48296.aspx
I've wanted a G33 for a while and was about to order one but they're out of stock everywhere at the moment :(
Midway just changes the availability date on the G33 to 11-8.
Kimberstanko
10-23-12, 17:06
I went with the aimpoint 3x and larue flip mount to line up correctly with my t1 on the lt660. I love it!!
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I went with the aimpoint 3x and larue flip mount to line up correctly with my t1 on the lt660. I love it!!
Agreed. My Eotech G23FTS works great with the T-1/LT660 too.
http://SSEquine.net/noveskesbr2.jpg
I am less picky about my magnifier. I have the Primary Arms with long eye relief (https://www.primaryarms.com/Primary_Arms_3X_Long_Eye_Relief_Red_Dot_Magnifier_p/pa3xlerfts.htm) and it has been great with my Aimpoint PRO.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v512/underlourd/7578532318_548e0721cc_o.jpg
Taprackngo
10-23-12, 23:39
I had the Aimpoint Magnifier and it was a solid optic. Ultimately, I went with a different setup.
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