Best place to buy a Holosun optic

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Im leaning towards the 507k…I wasn’t sure about Amazon
I'm contacting holosun about a 507K X2 that failed after 4 shots today. I co-witnessed it on the F&N-502 rimfire pistol. Fired three shots right on target, then noticed the dot was stuck in the upper right of the optic. No amount of adjusting could make it move again, even when in a gun vise to eliminate human error.
Holosun has a great reputation and I'm not trashing the brand or model. Apparently, I got the anomaly that failed.
 

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I'm contacting holosun about a 507K X2 that failed after 4 shots today. I co-witnessed it on the F&N-502 rimfire pistol. Fired three shots right on target, then noticed the dot was stuck in the upper right of the optic. No amount of adjusting could make it move again, even when in a gun vise to eliminate human error.
Holosun has a great reputation and I'm not trashing the brand or model. Apparently, I got the anomaly that failed.

I sent one back to them that would drain the battery in about a day or day and a half at most. Took about a month but I got a brand new optic back.
 

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I'm contacting holosun about a 507K X2 that failed after 4 shots today. I co-witnessed it on the F&N-502 rimfire pistol. Fired three shots right on target, then noticed the dot was stuck in the upper right of the optic. No amount of adjusting could make it move again, even when in a gun vise to eliminate human error.
Holosun has a great reputation and I'm not trashing the brand or model. Apparently, I got the anomaly that failed.
What I have read on pistol forum- if they fail, it is usually quickly, or early. They are good about replacing or repairing.
 

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Carready. Good guy. Good prices
If I was up there or knew I was going to be up there, I’d definitely buy from Carready, because his prices are great. In my case, once shipping is included, his price was the same as Amazon. He didn’t have the model I was looking for in stock at the time I checked with him but was very accommodating about ordering it in. I’m still going to try to buy from him, but for now, I’ve put off the project I was working on until after deer season.
 

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If I was up there or knew I was going to be up there, I’d definitely buy from Carready, because his prices are great. In my case, once shipping is included, his price was the same as Amazon. He didn’t have the model I was looking for in stock at the time I checked with him but was very accommodating about ordering it in. I’m still going to try to buy from him, but for now, I’ve put off the project I was working on until after deer season.
Didn’t know you were down I Texas. The gas would most definitely kill the price. Flat rate shipping from USPS probably only set you back about $10.

My only hesitation would be all the fake ***** on Amazon. I’d personally buy from “Primary Arms” or “Optics Planet” or “Aims Surplus” before rolling the dice with Amazon.
 

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