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I have one and like it a good bit.
ILya
ILya
How well does the IR Laser work at distance like 50-100 yards.
Is it actually usable?
Thanks
Doc
I have a MOR PRO. I haven't had the NV long enough to do much night shooting (my primary range is sun-up to sun-down, unfortunately). But from the bit I've done and from lasing vs reticle vs vis laser "looking" I'd say yes.
One potential con of the MOR to be aware of though is the remote switch. It's proprietary and not interchangeable with some of the unity switches out there, so you may be limited placement wise. I have mine on an old school Tavor SRS with a forward charging handle, not the X1. Had to rig the switch to a vertical grip. It works, but isn't as elegant as some of the other options out there.
I do like the optic and the concept overall, even though I'm not a huge dot fan (astigmatism tends to smear them a bit). Having a tritium unpowered option is a big plus. Hope this helps.
One potential con of the MOR to be aware of though is the remote switch. It's proprietary and not interchangeable with some of the unity switches out there, so you may be limited placement wise. I have mine on an old school Tavor SRS with a forward charging handle, not the X1. Had to rig the switch to a vertical grip. It works, but isn't as elegant as some of the other options out there.
I do like the optic and the concept overall, even though I'm not a huge dot fan (astigmatism tends to smear them a bit). Having a tritium unpowered option is a big plus. Hope this helps.
I think the furthest I have looked at the IR laser was about 70 yards with Photonis PD Pro. Seemed to work fine.
ILya
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