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    I need some help deciding on an optic... Give me your feedback

    THERE ARE A FEW PACKAGES AT GGG and MISC WEBSITES, THAT I AM CONSIDERING FOR AN OPTIC, FOR PURCHASE PROBABLY WITHIN THE MONTH. THEY ARE IN ORDER FROM MOST EXSPENSIVE TO LEAST EXSPENSIVE

    AT THE BEGINNING OF MY QUEST I WAS THINKING THAT THE TRI POWER WOULD BE TIGHT, BUT NOW IM ACTUALLY THINKING THE COMPM4 OR THE MICRO T1 WOULD BE SWEET. I AM NOW KIND OF LEANING TOWARDS THE AIMPOINTS NOW, THE COMPM4, THE MICRO T-1, THEN THE COMPM3.

    I JUST PUT THE REFLEXS ON THE LIST JUST BECAUSE I HAVE ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT THEY WERE COOL, IM NOT SO SURE THAT I WANT ONE, BUT LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU GUYS THINK.



    Aimpoint compM4 with Accucam Quick Detach Mounting Base - $672


    The Aimpoint CompM4 is the latest version of the US Army's M68 CCO.

    INCLUDED:
    >- Aimpoint compM4
    - Uses one AA battery that would last for 8 years running continually
    - Waterproof up to 150 ft
    - 2 MOA Red Dot
    >- Accucam QD Mount
    >- Flip Up lens covers
    >- Kill Flash lens


    Trijicon TriPower with Accucam Quick Detach Cantilever Aimpoint Ring - $625


    The TriPower scope with its fiber optic illuminated reticle is gaining a reputation as a rugged scope.

    INCLUDED:
    >- Trijicon TriPower TX-30
    - Fiber Optic illumination
    - Tritium illumination
    - Back-up battery illumination
    - Waterproof to 100 ft
    - 14.4 MOA Chevron
    >- Accucam QD Cantilever


    Aimpoint Micro T-1 with Accucam Quick Detach Mounting Base With Integral Flip Up Lens Covers - $605


    The Aimpoint T-1 Micro is an aiming system that provides the performance of Aimpoint's full size sights in the smallest package possible.

    INCLUDED:
    >- Aimpoint Micro T-1
    - Only 3.7 oz
    - Waterproof to 80 ft
    - 4 MOA Red Dot
    >- Accucam QD Base
    >- Integral Flip Up Lens Covers


    Aimpoint compM3 with Accucam Quick Detach Cantilever Aimpoint Ring - $555


    Although sometimes overlooked, it is important to note that this optic is parallax-free with unlimited eye relief.

    INCLUDED:
    >- Aimpoint CompM3
    - Waterproof to 150 ft
    - 2 MOA Red Dot
    >- Accucam QD Cantilever Aimpoint Ring
    >- Flip Up lens covers
    >- Rubber Optic Cover


    Trijicon 42mm Reflex RX30 w/ A.R.M.S. #15 Throw Flattop/Weaver - $530


    Trijicon’s technologically advanced Reflex sights offer shooters the perfect combination of speed and precision under virtually any lighting conditions.

    INCLUDED:
    >- Trijicon RX30
    - Fiber Optic illumination
    - Phosphur Lamp low light glow
    - 6.5 MOA Amber Dot
    >- A.R.M.S #15 Throw Lever Mount


    Trijicon 24mm Reflex II RX06 w/ A.R.M.S. #15 Throw Lever Mount - $493


    A dual-illuminated, advanced-combat reflex sight, Trijicon Reflex II gives shooters next generation technology for super fast, any light aiming without batteries.

    INCLUDED:
    >- Trijicon RX06
    - Fiber Optic illumination
    - Phosphur Lamp low light glow
    - 12.5 MOA Amber Dot
    >- A.R.M.S #15 Throw Lever Mount

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    I have an Aimpoint M4S on a Larue mount. I have no experience with the other optics you have listed. I really like the m4s because it takes a AA battery and has great battery life. I've heard very good things about the T1 as well, if you don't need NVG capability you can get the H1 which is exactly the same minus NVG settings and a few bucks...Good luck
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    It would be easier to make a recommendation if you stated your intended use, anticipated engagement range, and a description of the platform.

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    It will be going on a AR-15 SBR, intended use is mostly outdoor/indoor CQB.

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    T1
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    Go to the Larue website and buy one of their Aimpoint combo packages.

    http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetac...d+Mount+Combos

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    I like LaRue, and I have used their mounts in the past, but when it comes to reliability and holding a zero, many people say GGG mounts are on par with LaRue. And GGGs packages are a little bit better priced. Don't get me wrong, I know that you usually get what you pay for, but there is a point when more money won't necessarily get you a better product. Alone the GGG mounts are more money than the LaRue mounts, but in a package they are a little better priced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Belloc View Post
    The RX30 comes with an ARMS mount.
    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?p=432658
    If it came with a different mount, had a killflash made for it, and had a triangle instead of a dot it might be a good choice.

    Also, apparently ARMS does not treat businesses all that nicely if they carry mounts and sights other than theirs.

    http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=18&t=459957

    The RX30 is available w/the TA-51 mount and a (pricey) killflash is available. Yeah, I'd prefer a triangle instead of the dot as well.
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