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x SF med 01-02-2007 16:10

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Originally Posted by The Reaper
Sorry, I had to cut and paste it to fit and I must have dropped that part. Good catch! ....

HTH.

TR

Boss, it screwed up my reading comprehension, the info that was dropped is golden! Thank you.

vsvo 01-02-2007 17:06

Thank you, Sir. Great post!

Kraut783 01-02-2007 17:33

Good post....I am currently trying to get my unit to purchase the eotech's instead of aimpoints and almost have them convinced. Future OIF deployment on the horizon.

You covered so much, I appreciate the time you took to do this. Great info, thank you. :D

HOLLiS 01-02-2007 21:01

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Originally Posted by vsvo
Thank you, Sir. Great post!


I have been thinking of how to respond to this post. The above quote about says it for me. One reason I find this forum of very much worth reading, is the "Real" knowledge that is expressed here.

TR, again, Thank you.

Hollis

eva05 01-03-2007 10:10

Great Post!
 
Very informative! Thanks!

j

Team Sergeant 01-03-2007 10:27

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Originally Posted by Kraut783
Good post....I am currently trying to get my unit to purchase the eotech's instead of aimpoints and almost have them convinced. Future OIF deployment on the horizon.

You did see the caveat mentioned with the eotech's? I think its hard to use them past 100m. I prefer the aimpoint 2MOA for close in and out to a few hundred meters.

I like aimpoints battery life, I do not like eotech's. The adjusting knobs on the aimpoint are also a plus when going in and out of sunlight.

As TR said, its an opinion.

TS

Roguish Lawyer 01-03-2007 15:41

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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant
You did see the caveat mentioned with the eotech's? I think its hard to use them past 100m. I prefer the aimpoint 2MOA for close in and out to a few hundred meters.

I like aimpoints battery life, I do not like eotech's.

Aha, now I know why you sold your EOtech to me! LMAO

Monsoon65 01-03-2007 16:07

Outstanding post I intend to keep!! A bunch of great info for first time shooters that just purchased a rifle/carbine, or planning to.

Team Sergeant 01-03-2007 16:17

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Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer
Aha, now I know why you sold your EOtech to me! LMAO

As TR stated its great for close in work and if you have "unlimited" access to batteries you'll be fine.

I posted that based on the fact soldiers do not always have unlimted access to batteries and engagement distances can vary greatly.

Tell you what, when you go to OIF I'll give you all my optics, weapons and equipment to use.;)

TS

Roguish Lawyer 01-03-2007 18:11

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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant
Tell you what, when you go to OIF I'll give you all my optics, weapons and equipment to use.;)

;) :D

Kraut783 01-04-2007 19:47

Team Sergeant,

I did see the information about eotech's downside. 100m and in is what we are looking at and we will have a good supply of batteries. Main use will be for protective services.

You bring up a good point that I didn't think about, the adjust knobs for the aimpoint are a lot quicker and easier to manipulate than the eotech. I will have to bring that up. Thanks for the input. :)

NousDefionsDoc 01-05-2007 08:05

Kraut,
Have you T&Ed them both yourself?

Kraut783 01-05-2007 09:03

NousDefionsDoc,

I have been using the eotech on SWAT for a couple of years now. I like em and personally find them quick in CQB situations. I have not played with the aimpoint very much, but when I did the field of view seemed smaller than the eotech overall....tube versus tubeless, I guess.

I plan on taking my eotech and borrowing an aimpoint to take to my unit so everyone can get some hands on with them, including me.

My unit has no optics at this time and have been given the go ahead to purchase some. So we will be taking the matter seriously and doing some good T&E on both.

dr. mabuse 01-06-2007 11:11

Outstanding TR. When you want to know, ask someone who knows...:munchin

NousDefionsDoc 01-06-2007 13:47

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Originally Posted by Kraut783
NousDefionsDoc,

I have been using the eotech on SWAT for a couple of years now. I like em and personally find them quick in CQB situations. I have not played with the aimpoint very much, but when I did the field of view seemed smaller than the eotech overall....tube versus tubeless, I guess.

I plan on taking my eotech and borrowing an aimpoint to take to my unit so everyone can get some hands on with them, including me.

My unit has no optics at this time and have been given the go ahead to purchase some. So we will be taking the matter seriously and doing some good T&E on both.

Yeah, that was what I was going to suggest. I wouldn't make a recommendation without having played with them. Don't forget when you are playing to use them for intended purpose and for what you need them for.


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