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Draconianwinter

Draconianwinter

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WJCO said:
You're probably going to get a ton of opinions on scopes, but here's what I got for a relatively cheap scope. I am not really experienced with a lot of scopes, but have loved this one. I have had this thing for about five years, and the same battery in it working strong. I have this on an AK that stays accurate at 100 yards (that's pretty good for an AK). I used to work on the road and would stop often at a shooting range when I got off of work, so for years this thing banged around in the trunk of a car (in a soft case) and ALWAYS stayed accurate. It has a rubberized coating and is shock-absorbant. I don't shoot with both eyes open, so can't comment on that. But other than that, I recommend this thing to everyone looking for a scope.

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It was much more when I bought it, looks like it's gone down a lot. Old model I guess.

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That scope reminds me of the trijicon

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notnalc68

notnalc68

That dude from Mississippi
Ddays said:
I seriously hate looking at this damn thread.
As if I don't spend enough money on jeep parts, new coffee grinders, $16.00 per 12oz bag of whole bean Murdered Out BRCC coffee, jeep parts, beer, bourbon, jeep parts, and steaks from Costco....... :shock:
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Yeah, but that's good coffee!


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notnalc68

notnalc68

That dude from Mississippi
Draconianwinter said:
I like vortex optics. I have one of their scopes on my bn308. Personally though I would look into something like either the aim point or eotech. I know eotech makes a magnifier that can be mounted behind their red dot for further range of need be. Down side is their stuff is pricey. I have an eotech on my sr762 and no complaints at all with it.

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The magnifier will work for an Aimpoint, too.


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Labricon

Labricon

Caught the Bug
Ddays said:
I seriously hate looking at this damn thread.
As if I don't spend enough money on jeep parts, new coffee grinders, $16.00 per 12oz bag of whole bean Murdered Out BRCC coffee, jeep parts, beer, bourbon, jeep parts, and steaks from Costco....... :shock:
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Let's not forget cigars, cameras, wine and now drones!!!
.....sorry..forgot guitars, knives and tattoos.....

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Stalter08Rubi

Stalter08Rubi

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Sharkey said:
I recently picked up a Daniel Defense DDM4v11 and I figure this is a good place to ask for opinions on optics. I'm not looking to break the bank, but I would like something reliable and strong that I can use with both eyes open at close range and also use out to a few hundred yards if need be. Right now, the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24 is high on my list of possibilities. Any other suggestions?
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The Strike Eagle is an amazing optic for the price and you won't beat it as far as deal wise.


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Draconianwinter

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Labricon said:
Let's not forget cigars, cameras, wine and now drones!!!
.....sorry..forgot guitars, knives and tattoos.....

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Yep I love this forum is a kind of love hate relationship. Love the info and the people are great here, but at the same time I hate it because I keep sering things I want and cannot afford atm lol

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Draconianwinter

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notnalc68 said:
The magnifier will work for an Aimpoint, too.


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I figured they likely had one for it, but as I have never looked at the aim point, which I wish I had, I didn't comment on that. One thing I like the aim point over the eotech is how long the batteries will last in one of those things. Friend of mine bought one about a year ago. To this day he had not turned it off or replaced the batteries in it

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Draconianwinter

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bigcale said:
I have a Vortex on my Savage 110 and one of their red dots on my AR-15 rifle. I will probably move the red dot to my AR-15 pistol at some point and get something with some magnification for the rifle soon.
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I have not seem their red dots yet. The place I buy from didn't have any so I have not had the pleasure of song how they are, but definitely like their scopes

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BamBamDeer

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notnalc68 said:
I'm partial to Aimpoint, especially since I saw Larry Vickers torture a DDM4, and the aimpoint worked, even after blowing it up. The have no magnification, though so out to 300, it would be all on your ability and eyesight.

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That Daniel Defense Rifle is a good choice....the Aim point in my opinion is a perfect companion. Battery lasts for years and it is a rough and tumble sight.

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daddyusmaximus

daddyusmaximus

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Guns? Cool, another chance to show off stuff on the internet.

First up, Plain Jane AR in 5.56 with a 16" fluted stainless 1/8 barrel, 3x9 scope, BUIS, JP Trigger group, chrome BCG. It's light, fast, and shoots well. Built it on a Spikes receiver.



 
daddyusmaximus

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Next up, regular guy gun. Savage Axis in .308 in a Boyd's laminated stock, with Nikon glass, a trigger job, and a custom bolt handle. (custom knob on factory handle)







 
daddyusmaximus

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Cowboy gun. Rossi M92 in .44 mag. I wanted one they didn't make. Got the rifle with a 24" heavy octagon barrel, and had it cut down to 17". Now I have the shorter carbine, but not the generic round carbine barrel.

 
daddyusmaximus

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"Things that go bump in the night" gun, .300 Blackout SBR. Wilson Combat 11.3" stainless match barrel in a DD rail, YHM chrome BCG, JP trigger system, Aimpoint Comp M4s, Surefire mini-scout light, built on a Spikes receiver.




Bonus points, the upper is an Arms Teck Compak 16 upper that I used on my issue M4 in Iraq. It had a 9.5" 5.56 barrel on it then.

 
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BamBamDeer

BamBamDeer

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daddyusmaximus said:
Next up, regular guy gun. Savage Axis in .308 in a Boyd's laminated stock, with Nikon glass, a trigger job, and a custom bolt handle. (custom knob on factory handle)







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That Boyds Stock really sets that gun off. A local shop has a .308....it has a heavy barrel...large bolt handle...threaded barrel and a green synthetic stock. I have thought of picking it up but didn't think about a Boyds Stock. I am now ......

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notnalc68

notnalc68

That dude from Mississippi
Sharkey said:
I recently picked up a Daniel Defense DDM4v11 and I figure this is a good place to ask for opinions on optics. I'm not looking to break the bank, but I would like something reliable and strong that I can use with both eyes open at close range and also use out to a few hundred yards if need be. Right now, the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24 is high on my list of possibilities. Any other suggestions?
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That's a fine rifle, btw.


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