Rifle Scopes Red Dots Side by Side--Docter, Burris, JP?

[Powder_Burns]

I have no experience or familiarity with these 3 units, I'd like to see their pro's and con's compared. The units are, in case you are not familiar:

Burris FastFire II

JP Enterprises JPoint Micro

Docter Red-Dot


What I'd like to hear about:

ease of use (zeroing, maintenance, operation, mounting provisions)

service life (materials used in construction, durability, battery shelf-life/use time)

lenses (the clarity, coatings, type of material used)

If you own one of these units, post a review!

 

[RayDBonz]

Re: Red Dots Side by Side--Docter, Burris, JP?

Don't forget the Trijicon Red Dot and RMR sights.

As if it wasn't hard enough already!

 

[steve123]

Re: Red Dots Side by Side--Docter, Burris, JP?

Aren't they all the same thing just renamed ?

Steve

 

[shane45]

Re: Red Dots Side by Side--Docter, Burris, JP?

I have owned none of them but there are differences. The materials for one. Some are plastic some are metal, some lenses are plastic some are glass and some have an off switch and some allow battery replacement without removal.

 

[steve123]

Re: Red Dots Side by Side--Docter, Burris, JP?

Bump for powderburns.

 

[SWFA]

Re: Red Dots Side by Side--Docter, Burris, JP?

We sell more of the Trijicon Mini or RMR compared to the ones you listed. Have you consider them?

http://swfa.com/Trijicon-Rifle-Scopes-C206.aspx