Will these cowitness with an Eotech EXPS? 1/3 or on the dot?
1566404
I dont have an Eotech, but do have a Lucid HD7 Gen III and the micro is too short to cowitness.
1566405
Not sure. I sent these back because they were micros and not standard. Sorry.
1656270
Probably will depend on the length of your pic rail and where you mount it, eye relief seems pretty generous..I run it behind an eotech and don't have much room, with a rear bu sight. I changed out my magpul rear sight and cant remember why..sorry..The vortex 3x is awesome though..especially as my eyes aren't as good as they used to be.
2043131
Not sure about that model but it is pretty low for my exps3-0 the reticle sits at the top of the magnifier and doesn't center very well not real happy with it
823680
Red Dots are Okay at reasonable ranges. But the AR platform has a tremendous potential for accuracy. One cannot, in my experience, take full advantage of that potential without a good scope. There are better ones, but my Browning White Gold Medallion will shoot less than 1 MOA @ 300 yards with this scope. Dollar for dollar you cannot go wrong with this one. Lemme know if I can offer more help.
1794645
I have used this with an EoTech. Would guess red dots would be Ok, but not a magnified rifle scope, eye relief issues.
1892277
I would say no. I don't have an EOtech, but it's not enough for a standard red dot and magnifier.
1035576
it sets ptetty low. it actually sets a little lower than an L-3 EOTech on one of my other guns. when I 1st mounted this unit I'm pretty sure I set the sight by putting the dot on top of the front sight and I was pretty close to right. I have since changed out the gas block on that rifle, so I can't go check it. but yes your front sight is visable thru the lense. rear sight no. if you was a set of functional iron sights to use with this as. a back uo, you will have to go with a set of off set aux. irons. but the Mepolight has a quick disconnect mount, comes off with two flicks of the thumb.
2196047
I cannot guarantee that. It depends on your sight height and whether your optic is magnified or not. But, if you are running a 1x red dot and you get the right height riser then it should not be a problem. Find out your optics height your a2 sight height and make sure you buy the correct riser. I do not use a2 sights. I bought the riser solely for the qd function.
457445
Mounted this on a tactical shotgun and it may be about a foot from my eye. I don't have any problems picking up the dot. Actually I think it is easier to use further away than closer.
1881147
when you adjust the windage while zeroing..every click will equal 1/8". when actually firing, I use the Mil dots which will of course depend on what rifle and ammo you are using. I am using it with 7.62x54R ammo out of a modified Mosin Nagant. every 150 yards I raise the scope 1 mil dot
2208963
I'm not sure. I have a strikefire red dot scope, I'll check later when I get home.
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
507857
Approx. 1.5." When using my red dot, it co-witnesses the front sight at the lower 1/3 of the view. I believe this is what you are maybe concerned about...?
181494
It will all depend on your preference since everyone's tastes are different. The red dot will mount pretty flush with your rail so just keep that in mind.
2087332
Eye relief is unlimited due to being 1x. Even at indirect view. As long as the dot is on target Use mine at about 8 inches.
1554621
Good question. EXPS is solid and can definitely take some abuse. On the other hand, a 50 has tremendous recoil + the factor that it would be mounted on the slide. I think my EXPS would hold up but I don't think I would risk such an expensive item on a guess. My best advise is to contact EOTech technical support. They are very knowledgeable and would be better suited to answer this question.
1944439
No reason at all. The i dot setup is different from the traditional three dot style set up, and that could throw you off if your not used to it. People probably mean they are not target sights (i.e. adjustable windage, narrow rear) but are perfectly fine for the range.