Has anyone tried this with an Aimpoint PRO?
1172414
I haven't used it with the aimpoint pro, however, it pairs up nicely with the primary arms classic red dot which is the same thing spec wise. It's a very clear quality magnifier especially for the price. The mount is as good as garbage however. I bought a primary arms flip to side mount for mine. Hope this helps.
1172415
meh. i would suggest saving up and forking over more $$$ for a better one. the slide mount failed after 60 rds of 5.56. i will never buy cheap optics again. just my $0.02.
1172416
Yes, that's what I have and to be honest send your money on a Larue mount, this one was not good enough for my set up. it would not hold center, I would use this on a .22 that's it. I have a M&P; 15 .556, and if your going to spend the money on a Aimpoint, don't go cheap on the magnifier, I hope this helps.Steve
1172417
I have one mounted behind my Aim Point Pro Patrol on my Smith & Wesson M & P 15 5.56 T , and the thing holds perfect alignment. When I received it this was not true , the thing had to be lifted into proper alignment but would stay there. Thanks to another review I learned that the problem was just loose mount screws at the pivot point from the factory. Once tightened the problem was solved with no more issues. I love this converter , it's well worth the money , and the optics are fantastic.
1172418
Yes, that's what I have and to be honest send your money on a Larue mount, this one was not good enough for my set up. it would not hold center, I would use this on a .22 that's it. I have a M&P 15 .556, and if your going to spend the money on a Aimpoint, don't go cheap on the magnifier, I hope this helps. Steve
1115126
I don't know if it will. I am using mine on an AR15, and it is small enough so It can be mounted in front of my Aimpoint scope without restricting the view. I must add, it is an impressive little device.
1096612
The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly cheap upgrade that completely changed my experience. I think MS should just pack these in.
1984155
Looking at responses from others who have the Aimpoint looks like it will. If you would like to test drive it, do what I did. I took mine into a retailer who sells the VMX-3T and had them mount it right there behind my CounterStrike so I could see what it would need right there.
674762
I have one on a S&W; M&P; 10 with a Leupold 2x7 and it works great. No shifting in point of aim as I can see. I have not removed it and put it back on once I had it zeroed though.
2082826
I have one, and I have it set up on my ASUSTeK Computer INC. P8P67 DELUXE computer, with my OS Windows 7 at 64bit ops. I have it connected constantly. It's a great little scope and does fantastic photos, well worth the money.
127446
I haven't tried it but believe so. great sight by the way. holds perfect zero on my AR
1556895
I mounted my Aimpoint PRO on an AR-15 platform flat-top carbine. The glass is clear and the "dot"is easy to see- you get variable brightness settings. It's a very nice package deal, I think.
2051401
Dave, as far as I know the sights have to be for your specific weapon. I purchased one for my MP Shield. Personally, I didn't like it at all, aim point sucked. it's a fixed sight. Had to aim way high to hit my target. Looks great though..Removed it immediately when I got home from the range.
572032
I've not used that APP. However it has worked with several APPS so it likely will. I have used it with AutoProLite, OBDCarDoctor, and EOBD-Facile with no issues.
1322562
Heightwise yes. Your pro comes in a qrp2 mount and has shims. There is one which will line up. Problem is if want to keep backup irons this will not fit on your rail. The aimpoint in the stock qrp2 mount will be mounted 1/2 to the handguard rail or be hanging off the upper, this is bad. There is just not enough real estate for all 3 items. I went with a larue cantilever mount for the pro, larue flip with aimpoint magnifier and was able to keep my irons. Buy once cry once.
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......
1941580
I have not. But I see no reason why it wouldn't work flawlessly. I do own this product and have used it with my D700 on many occasions. It is a simple system.
1148778
It works, but the aim assist gets in the way unfortunately. If you could turn that off, I would start using it again.
1470481
Nope... not at this time. Since it has a N-Trig stylus, you won't get pressure sensitivity in Photoshop (or, Painter, SAI, etc etc) because the pen API is not Wintab. I've been told twice by N-Trig tech support that Wintab is coming this year, but their track record is lousy and it's any body's guess if it will happen. You can run Photoshop etc just fine but the stylus just acts like a very accurate mouse pointer. Artrage and Sketchbook Pro 6 work very well on the Sony, as well as all of the Microsoft products (esp OneNote).
1096610
The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly cheap upgrade that completely changed my experience. I think MS should just pack these in. The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly... » Read More The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly cheap upgrade that completely changed my experience. I think MS should just pack these in. « Show Less
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I have the Pro Physician scope and that is what works. I was surprised that the scope for the price was a great buy considering my old one was a Heiss and it cost almost $300.00 over 14 yrs ago.