These showed to be in stock last night at midway
So what is it gonna be, a CQB, all-purpose, or longrange rifle?
For this price range a Truglo 2X unit from Natchezz.com will be your best bet. I picked on of these up before I got my first eotech and I was very happy with the quality of it. They should be right at $100 now, I bought mine back when they were $69.95.
I'm sorry to be disagreeable, but I cannot recommend the TruGlo 2x. I actually bought that thing and took it back the next day - horrible parallax error ( 
), fishbowling and small field of view - bah, unacceptable.
), fishbowling and small field of view - bah, unacceptable.It worked fine for me on my AR and now on my friends .22 pistol and I have not noticed any of the issues that you have mentioned. I hope you realize it is supposed to be used with both eyes open and not like a traditional scope.
Anyways good luck with your scope search harrybear!
Anyways good luck with your scope search harrybear!
Maybe the one I had was from a bad batch. Glad yours works.
HarryBear, you STILL haven't said what type of rifle is this going to be? Are you definitely running with a 1x ESD or what? So it's a CQB rifle then. In that case, keep it lightweight & simple.
If so's, there's quite a few threads around the net on the best value basic red dot. Seem to recall that some like the Millett. What you're looking for is primarily lack of parallax error, and nice clean edges to the dot, and tube size, which increases field of view. But the latter is of minimal importance. Oh, and as always, tracking/repeatability.
If so's, there's quite a few threads around the net on the best value basic red dot. Seem to recall that some like the Millett. What you're looking for is primarily lack of parallax error, and nice clean edges to the dot, and tube size, which increases field of view. But the latter is of minimal importance. Oh, and as always, tracking/repeatability.
