Should I get this or the EOTech for my Kriss Super V?
906069
I suggest you visit a gun dealer and let you try both, I find target acusistion faster and the adjustment for the red dot is very easy to adjust while you're on target. But tr both.
906070
I went with the pro for battery life, and I'm used to a plain dot. Been through small unit infantry tactics training in winter conditions using the pro and can attest it is a first class device. I have a severe astigmatism, this sight works just fine. I am 100% pleased with every aspect of it.
906071
My bro and I used an EOTech scope before on a previous build M4 rifle. The EOTech could NOT handle the jolting after approx 150 rounds it simply cracked. The interior lens starred and webbed so badly that it was useless. The Aimpoint PRO is built with high quality parts for the public market based on the MILSPEC manufacturing methods they use for the military. They just use slightly lower grade materials to get the scope within the civilian price market range. In my opinion, I would avoid the EOTech based on my experience with them. Just saying......
906072
Aimpoint. Thats my opinion though. EO's are nice enough too. But for the money id buy this again.
906073
I prefer the aimpoint for reliability, battery life, I also prefer the 2 moa dot over the circle dot of the eo tech.
906074
I highly recommend the Aimpoint. It is very simple to operate and requires very little adjustment. I have enjoyed using it very much.
906075
I would say no, in my opinion the Aimpoint T1 or H1 would be perfect for the V
1634348
No I would not get another until they improve the design the reticle is no longer working on my ksg. The size is not really an obstacle. If anything it gives you a great field of view but the durability of the electronics need to be seriously improved. If so I would replace my EOtechs with these. The display has much more clarity. The durability is the only thing I do not like about this optic don't mount in on a 12 gauge it will break.
269828
Some UTG stuff is ok but I can not recomend their optics. This is my cheapest optic and it's on my patrol rifle right now. I have a 4x ACOG, Trijicon RX01, 552 EoTech and this to chose from for my patrol rifle. I don't trust batteries so the EoTech, as much as I love the reticle is my last choice. Next is my RX01 with a single cell aaa flashlight aimed at the fiber optics as a back up light source. The ACOG is GREAT outside but my job puts me in the dark more than 90% of the time. This little thing is great for the price. Easier to turn on than the 552, tiny which means it doesn't obscure my vision with both eyes open. It's very robust, dropped my rifle 5 feet onto concrete, zero remained the same. The RX01 is my first choice for worst case scenario instances. Even though this has a battery it is my 2nd choice. The ironic thing is that I have it mounted on a UTG riser so it will co-witness with BUIS. If you are on a tight budget and can afford this and a UTG riser it is you best choice. Main problem I have with it is that the dot on some is perfectly round, some are a red star burst. A good friend bought one on my recommendation, his has a perfectly round dot, mine has the star burst but is still perfectly functional and still good enough to be quite accurate at 100 yards.
1985413
You'll need to find out if the Vz has the same front sight set up as the AK. There's got to be a forum somewhere that can answer that.
103007
No. If you spent the money for eotech step up and purchase a higher quality nv.
314036
Kindof. Its not perfect. Personally I have had a bad experience with one(it fried and wouldn't turn on) but everyone I know that has them absolutely loves them so I give it a 4 star. Remember its cheap. Its no eotech for sure but its worth the money. Its worth it for 22s but risky for high power weapons.
422757
Great choice, they just quick clamp right onto a picatinny. No experience with a magnifier tho, but hand down the quickest acquisition of anything I've owned, even better than the acogs IMO
1530517
I am also cross eye dominant, and as with all red dots you should be shooting with both eyes open, which should help. I have not found much difference in performance from a "can you see it" perspective between this, an EOTech, and an ACOG, they all work about the same for addressing the cross eye dominance issue.
1496135
No, the Eotech comes with a built in picattinny rail mount. Just install and go
1025637
I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should serve you well. I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should... » Read More I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should serve you well. « Show Less
2027285
It depends on what you prefer as far as magnification. For my type of use with the Marauder, I prefer more magnification and generally the more you pay the more you get. This one is fine although I did have problems with the one I purchased. The illumination function did not work! Fresh batteries did not fix it. But I have since bought other Hawke scopes and had no such issues. I recommend any of them. It just depends on your price point, your vision, your memory for ballistics and your style and purpose of shooting.
1862859
No, the one I got was magnum research, it worked great for a long time if you are worried about quality. If you go this route make sure you get the full auto one, as some other reviews said they make it tricky which one is full-semi auto and which one is just semi auto. If you are still set on ksc, get the ksc kwa m93r. I got that to replace this gun and its better in my opinion...not by much though as they are both insane pistols
1956797
I love the quality and accuracy of my meprolight. Would choose it over eotech any day but not sure bout mako. Haven't seen those.
654568
Sorry but I do not know. I have an EOTECH and it was not compatible. I would recommend asking your question on google or contact Mako directly
1053905
I highly recommend getting the magnifier individually, then getting the 36mm mount for third party sights like sightmark, ncstar, Burris. But if you have eotech or aimpoint, this setup should be fine with minimal adjustment
1222525
EOTech has functioned perfectly on all of my assault rifles. It mounts easily on all of them, including a Tavor that I own.
731116
Vortex is a much better optic. The Millet is not bad, but I do not think it would do well with a 338. Go with the Vortex.