A large reticle wouldn't be any good for zombie headshots, wouldn't the smaller dot be more useful?![]()
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A large reticle wouldn't be any good for zombie headshots, wouldn't the smaller dot be more useful?![]()
The issue is the technology in the eotechs it requires more power, who knows maybe one day holograms and such will be less intensive
I swear everyone is acting like it took years of R&D to change the reticle and slap one some laser etching, face it this took ery little RD and will make them a lot of money
Funny thing is that if a brand eeryone here loved did this yall would be all over it.
Last edited by sinlessorrow; 01-18-12 at 15:19.
Last edited by Moltke; 01-18-12 at 15:25.
A company modifies a successful product to appeal to a certain market, spends very little money do it, and pokes some fun at pop culture while doing it, and some people want to pay for it.
Companies make stuff people want and those people are free to buy it...or not. Who gives a whoot.
I get a chuckle out of the zombie themes. I'm not spending money on them, but I get it and find humor in it.
All seriousness aside, I hear this came out of a small secret order for a DEVGRU team after they learned that the Taliban are deathly afraid of zombies.
Daniel
Never send a nail to do a screw's job.
They need to make the reticles user tweakable.
I can see ones with a turban and the 1 moa dot a little below the bottom of the turban being marketed as "terrorist head shot machines" and selling like crazy at gun shows.
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