So the 11.5 that is next to my bed has a MRO and the 11.5 that I keep in my truck the majority of the time has a 1-6 pst, IMO it’s going to come down to the intended use
Aimpoint Micro or 1-X LPVO
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Once upon a time, when people would ask for advice on an optic or any piece of kit, the first question asked by more senior members of the group was usually What do you intend to do with it? or What is the purpose/mission?
Nothing has changed in that regard, and it's a question that you need to ask yourself before deciding on what optic family you're leaning toward (reflex sights, LPVOs, fixed power magnification, etc.). Knowing your mission/intended use will go a long way in informing which optic might be optimal for the application.
On my 11.5 I'm running a T2 on a KAC high rise. On my 12 I'm running an EXPS on a Larue riser. On my 9 I'm running a T2 on a KAC high rise.
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Im running an MRO patrol on my BCM 11.5. Also have Troy BUIS.
Im a big fan of the mro for red dot or a vortex razor if you want to go lpvo
T-2
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Aimpoint Micro w/QD + MBUS
On a small lightweight gun, don't weigh it down with large bulky optics on such a short barrel. Keep it short, tight, light.
MBUS are cheap and lightweight. The chances of needing them are small with an Aimpoint, but for serious use, still better to have the option.
Personally, I'm a fan of QD as optics still use glass which can crack & fog.
Aimpoint T-2 with a 3x behind it sometimes.
MBUS Pros
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