New "retro" OEG sight coming from Armson

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Originally Posted by jpr9954

A local gun shop owner was very big on these a couple of years ago. I tried it and the concept worked really well. I thought it would work really well for someone with cross dominance like my wife.

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As somone with cross dominance, the best thing she can do is learn to shoot using the hand that goes with the dominant eye (for long guns).

Website shows ring mount version available now, but still no pictures of it on the page. Carry Handle mount coming in a couple of weeks/end of November.

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Originally Posted by snaggletooth

Would these be considered appropriate for a Sung-Tae Raider type clone carbine?

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Yes it will.

I've used the same concept with the Primary Arms ACSS prism sights.

Just close the front flap, and turn up the illumination.

I wonder if they will come up with something more like the attached photo:
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Originally Posted by Blanksguy

I wonder if they will come up with something more like the attached photo:
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I agree. That is what I’m looking for as far as “retro” goes. That’s what I expect anyway.

I could be wrong but that could be a Single Point Rifle Sight.

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Originally Posted by MontanaMarine

I've used the same concept with the Primary Arms ACSS prism sights.

Just close the front flap, and turn up the illumination.

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Covering the objective lens on any illuminated scope or red dot would be a good way for anyone not familiar with single points/Armsons to get a decent facsimile of try before they buy.

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Originally Posted by jsbhike

Covering the objective lens on any illuminated scope or red dot would be a good way for anyone not familiar with single points/Armsons to get a decent facsimile of try before they buy.

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Great idea and even greater training idea. Never thought of a red dot like this but IMHO it’s brilliant. Thanks 😊

CoryCop25,
Yes...….Single-Point-Rifle-Sight.
They made two different models if I remember correctly...….One for rifles and one for shotguns, with the only difference being the diameter of the little red thing inside the round tip. The wider one was for shotguns.

And yes GRA556...…..I would rather see this being manufactured as a reproduction also.

Regards, RichardS
US Army, RET