5x + magnifier

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Originally Posted by MistWolf

Shoot the Aimpoint without the magnifier to see if you even need a magnifier.

My personal opinion is that if you need a magnifier, you should get a variable scope instead. If you're going to mostly run the Aimpoint unmagnified, that means the magnifier is either removed or flipped to the side. If it's removed, it's either stored in a pocket or left at home. If it's flipped to the side, that means you've got something flopping around and adding weight to the rifle for little to no gain.

If you're going to run the Aimpoint magnified most of the time, save yourself weight & money and get a variable scope

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This. Due to vision issues or personal tastes some people prefer magnified optics. I am one of them. A 1X4 or 1X6 scope would be a better choice than a 5X magnifier. IMHO.

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Originally Posted by Wake27

F you don't need any magnification to shoot to 400 and you definitely don't need any to shoot to 150.

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You have got to be kidding. Without knowing his vision, or what he is doing, or why he wants magnification, how can you possibly make a comment like that? You are better than that, I think you were looking at things from your own point of view and context with this one.

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Originally Posted by Stickman

You have got to be kidding. Without knowing his vision, or what he is doing, or why he wants magnification, how can you possibly make a comment like that? You are better than that, I think you were looking at things from your own point of view and context with this one.

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I definitely was, thanks for the perspective Stick.

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Originally Posted by Airhasz

Magnifiers are clumsy on the run but can make your AP more enjoyable from a bench or hunting blind. There are times times I don't want to lug 1x6 around and wish I could just pocket the magnifier.

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I have a 3x on Aimpoint Twist-off Mount. keeps the weight off the gun until I need it and I like using it as a monocular in the meantime. it's not hard to mount/dismount but you won't be doing any Call of Duty type toggling back and forth...

Is the weight that noticeable?


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I have never used a magnifier, but as I get older I have began to notice them. I have a couple of long barrel/scoped AR's for distances beyond vision limitations. I have been on the fence about the magnifiers for about a year now. If you get one, let me know how you like it and the weight it adds.

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Originally Posted by CharlieDeltaJuliet

I have never used a magnifier, but as I get older I have began to notice them. I have a couple of long barrel/scoped AR's for distances beyond vision limitations. I have been on the fence about the magnifiers for about a year now. If you get one, let me know how you like it and the weight it adds.

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Will do! Pulling the trigger this weekend.


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Originally Posted by Gravedigger

That is my reasoning.. I will be using this for hunting and not sure I would want to chance a 300yd shot with no magnification.

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A PRO and magnifier for 300 yard hunting??? Your kidding right?? Have you shot the rifle with the PRO. Why would you put an RDS on a 308? Shoot a 100 yard group and post picture. If you are good you may get a 3 inch group using an improvised rest. Multiply that times 4 in real world conditions at 300 yards. You need a scope! GH

The Pro has roughly 2" dot at 100 yards and so on. I am curious how it will work at longer ranges.

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Originally Posted by GH41

A PRO and magnifier for 300 yard hunting??? Your kidding right?? Have you shot the rifle with the PRO. Why would you put an RDS on a 308? Shoot a 100 yard group and post picture. If you are good you may get a 3 inch group using an improvised rest. Multiply that times 4 in real world conditions at 300 yards. You need a scope! GH

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