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    Please educate me about mini red dots.

    I'm looking for some imput about the pros and cons of mini red dots.

    Are they as solid as an EoTech?
    Wich one is better? Docter Optic, Burris FastFire, J-Point or Pride Fowler?
    How is the reticle?
    Does they co-witness with irons using a Larue mount?

    I'm willing to change my EoTech 512 for one of this mini red dots in order to shave off some weight, but I dont want to sacrifice the FAST target engagement provided by the EoThingy.

    Any imput, comments and pics will be greatly appreciated.

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    I'm more than a little curious about Victor's RDP as well. I'll probably give one a run and see...

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    Quote Originally Posted by TacDoc View Post
    I'm looking for some imput about the pros and cons of mini red dots.

    Are they as solid as an EoTech?
    Wich one is better? Docter Optic, Burris FastFire, J-Point or Pride Fowler?
    How is the reticle?
    Does they co-witness with irons using a Larue mount?

    I'm willing to change my EoTech 512 for one of this mini red dots in order to shave off some weight, but I dont want to sacrifice the FAST target engagement provided by the EoThingy.

    Any imput, comments and pics will be greatly appreciated.
    I find target engagement speed is slower with the mrd than a tube sight. This is based on some simple drills at ranges under 25yds and using a timer.

    Chad

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    Quote Originally Posted by Resq47 View Post
    I'm more than a little curious about Victor's RDP as well. I'll probably give one a run and see...

    Nice! I think I found what I was looking for.

    Now to decide between a 45 degree YHM mount and mounting it to the scope...

    If I can run the 45 degree unit with a BUIS that's the direction I'd like to go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TacDoc View Post
    I'm looking for some imput about the pros and cons of mini red dots.

    Are they as solid as an EoTech?
    Wich one is better? Docter Optic, Burris FastFire, J-Point or Pride Fowler?
    How is the reticle?
    Does they co-witness with irons using a Larue mount?

    I'm willing to change my EoTech 512 for one of this mini red dots in order to shave off some weight, but I dont want to sacrifice the FAST target engagement provided by the EoThingy.

    Any imput, comments and pics will be greatly appreciated.

    I would also like to know which one of those sights is the best. I'm thinking of mounting one on top of my ACOG, but I can't tell much of a difference between those small sights. Any feedback would be appreciated.

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    Dr is much more robust

    Unless your wanting to mount it on an ACOG -- have a look at the T1 Micro from Aimpoint -- and the Larue mount for it.
    Kevin S. Boland
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    Quote Originally Posted by KevinB View Post
    Dr is much more robust

    Unless your wanting to mount it on an ACOG -- have a look at the T1 Micro from Aimpoint -- and the Larue mount for it.
    Could you post a link to the "Dr" sight you mentioned? I'm wanting to mount it on top of my ACOG using one of the mounts that screw onto the top of the scope.

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    Pride Fowlers are a bit more rugged than the rest.

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