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Precision Rifle Gear New Athlon Rangecraft Chronograph-Garmin Xero Killer?

So assuming your statement is correct and you are getting about 50% off of the public facing list MSRP price with Trijicon, then how much do you think the other competition such as Holoson is by the the time you get all the best discounts you can. probably 30% to 40% off their public facing pricing as well.

The reason you can get discounts on stuff like Trijicon these days is because they and their dealers have stiff competition from other brands.
You artificially take that away and you'll see the return of things like minimum selling prices and punishing dealers who give discounts and such like we used to see with certian optics (like PH).

MOST of the people buying RDS or similar optics for their pistols or ARs or shotguns or whatever are never going to be putting anything to "extreme use" except in their dreams. Those that do, probably also have some that they actually care about for "extreme use" and "ultimate reliability" and others that well if it has to go back for warranty service, no big deal.

When I'm buying a $300 .22 target pistol for fun at the range, I'm sure not interested in finding "a great deal" on an RDS at $450 for it, I'm looking to find a good deal on something that works at a low price, I'm looking to find a $400 Factory priced Holosun for like $200

I also own both Trijicon, and Holosun like you. Along with Leupold, Vortex, Aimpoint, in the RDS market and have also owned the ancient Insight brand and cheaper stuff such as Ameriglow and such over the past years.


Same things with scopes, S&B used to be what I bought then they decided to jack the prices "because they can" and so I went to other brands as well, Vortex used to be my go to brand for anything not S&B/ZCO/March level (still don't have a TT yet), but they started hiking their prices hugely so stuff from PA or Athlon started filling the gap for all the low end stuff where things didn't make sense.

My point is NOT that Holosun or others are "the same as" or "better than" Trijicon or whatever folks think is the greatest or whatever.
My point rather is that the stiff and increasing competition over the past 7 or 8 years has helped us all by driving innovation and putting a cap on how much can be charged before people swap to the competition.
Innovation and responding to market demands has been the biggest outcome regardless of what you buy and has helped us all have more and better stuff.

LOL I’m not reading your novel dude. I made it through your first paragraph of rambling and you’re not getting 30-40% off of Holosun shit, there’s not that much markup in it. Dealers will do 10-15% off at the most and many won’t do any discount. Regardless you’re still comparing MAP to MSRP because you don’t understand how shit works.

Kahles vz ZCO

I've run both. Currently have the ZCO 527 NLE 15 mil. The ZCO has the edge in regards to glass and turret feel. What stood out to me about the Kahles was parallax. Besides being on top and easy to reach, was the that I rarely ever needed to adjust it. It always seemed in focus regardless of magnification.

There was awhile there when you could get a used Kahles for a bargain price. That would make it very easy for me to buy the Kahles over the ZCO. The DLR and the 10 mil turret with left side windage could sway me away from the ZCO. I have no complaints about the ZCO, I just like the setup of the DLR.

It would be hard to go wrong with either. Decide what matters most to you, and pick the one that fits those needs.

Side note: If you're running this on a .22lr, I'd stay w/ the 15 mil turrets. There's a lot of elevation adjustments needed for .22lr and I feel the 15 mil fits that use case better than the 10 mil.

Woox customer service sucks

I will say because Woox doesn’t have a number. I will be going through a dealer and making the dealer responsible. I can call MDT or B&C ext to have an issue fixing and talk to a real person. I have had to call many manufacturers and got people on the phone. I should not have to play the email game. Again. Call fix the issue and fallow up with a email for a paperless trail.
Its customers like you that are likely the reason for them not having a phone number.
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For as little as you like email, imagine how little the hide likes reading your pussy little diatribe

"Over Gassed" AR's Fact or Fiction? Other Perspectives

Ok, seriously....

When and more importantly WHY did the ejection pattern become the end-all, be-all sign of AR operation?
I agree that it is a sign, but for me I don't really care where it ejects if it does so reliably. My favorite upper consistently throws them at 1 -1:30 but has done so for a couple of thousand rounds. At that rate I won't touch a thing.

"Over Gassed" AR's Fact or Fiction? Other Perspectives

Well, ejection pattern isn't the end all, be all gauge of proper gassing/closed bolt lock time; but, assuming that your extractor and ejector are working properly and you're running a standard spring rate, the ejection pattern is a pretty good indicator of proper gassing/closed bolt lock time.

You start messing with spring rate and that gauge pretty much goes out the window.

SPR picture thread

It's been a while since I've posted in this thread and I've changed things up on my SPR's in the last year or so

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Vltor MUR1a, Midwest Industries 13.5" NF rail, WOA 16" SPR barrel (1:7), PRI QC brake, Toolcraft BCG, BCM Mk2 buffer system, Magpul DT-PR w/ .25" CTR riser, Aero lower, G SSA-E, the grip is now a modded Sierra Precision SPR grip and I installed Magpul's BAD lever and extended mag release (not shown). Optic is the NF 4-16 ATACR with Mil-R reticle and a piggy backed Romeo5 on a Reptilia mount.

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BCM M4 Upper, BCM QRF-12, WOA 18" SPR barrel (1:7), Ops Inc brake and collar, BCM gas block, BCM BCG, BCM A5 buffer system, Vltor E-Mod stock, Aero lower, G SSA-E, Ergo grip, Magpul rail covers. NF 2.5-10X24 mil/mil (mildot reticle) and Magpul Pro offsets.