boomhower
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- Sep 13, 2007
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The Primar Arms dots are good optics for range use but are not intended for SD/HD usage, even the owner of the store says as much. I went with an Aimpoint for couple reasons:
#1: Durability. They've stood the test of time, no other optic has been as durable in combat as the Aimpoint. If it can survice that my usage is no problem.
#2: Battery life. I turn it on, leave it for two years, and then replace the battery. The ability of never having to turn it off is vital for me and worth the cost of entry alone.
#3: Cost. At $400 the Aimpoint Pro is an amazing value. It even comes with a serviceable mount.
The only downside to Pro is that it takes an oddball battery so buy an extra and keep it in your range back or stock/grip of yours has storage. With a two year battery life it's not a huge deal.
#1: Durability. They've stood the test of time, no other optic has been as durable in combat as the Aimpoint. If it can survice that my usage is no problem.
#2: Battery life. I turn it on, leave it for two years, and then replace the battery. The ability of never having to turn it off is vital for me and worth the cost of entry alone.
#3: Cost. At $400 the Aimpoint Pro is an amazing value. It even comes with a serviceable mount.
The only downside to Pro is that it takes an oddball battery so buy an extra and keep it in your range back or stock/grip of yours has storage. With a two year battery life it's not a huge deal.
