Can confirm. Trijicon ACOG also works well. Some like Aimpoint -- although they're great devices overall -- don't look as sharp to those with distorted vision.

That's why I want one, but I'm a poor and have to save for it 😂

@@Mo0kie i make a decent wage and it cost to much for me as well

I wouldn't, this dude put himself over his team. It was a team effort that made that kill, not him. Individuals don't make missions successful, teams do. It was chicken shit for him to do what he did.

@K Juliet of course UBL was real, the guy has a real family not to mention the fact they talk about him, his niece has even done podcasts about him

@K Juliet UBL died in a hospital due to his kidneys, guess who was guarded UBL floor on his last minutes of life

@@nuclearTANK Telling the truth makes him bad? Cool👍🏼. He did something 99% on this planet wouldn’t attempt.

Definitely sold me

Same, I run EOTech & the G33 with unity mounts on my patrol rifle. Excellent combo. Also just took a deer with it today.

They kinda have to after they, ya know, got soldiers killed due to KNOWINGLY lying about the defective items

For home defense, does one need a holographic sight to engage in those types of distances? I just have irons on mine for lightness and speed. No need to press buttons when the moment of truth happens.

@@ruthlessmofo You don't "need" it, but it definitely helps! And one of the beautiful things about the large window on an EOTech is that you can use your irons (front and rear) without having to turn on the optic should you need it in a hurry! With the optic on, I get a lower 1/3 co-witness with my irons. With the optic off, I can still use my front and rear irons perfectly!

@@ruthlessmofo Fuddlore is cancer.

@@ruthlessmofo what? An Eotech is a 1x sight.. it’s better than irons because it’s faster for target acquisition. Not only that but you can even run irons and an Eotech at the same time for co witness. This is one of the best for home defense and close quarters engagements.

Eotech or holosun shake awake and 50k battery life for home defense.. just hope you don't press the NV button when SHFT.

Thank you for the support!

​@@eotechinc I had a 511 and it was the best sight I ever had .I also had a L3 MRDS and liked it also.

I wonder why they dont move to something like an 18350

Fuck no its not

​@@jamesstephenson2346what would you pick?

@@jamesstephenson2346 I like your reasoning.

​@@jamesstephenson2346yes it literally is

Yes.

Silent.

No worries there at all. I've used mine in bright sunlight and snow and never had to turn the brightness up all the way.

It gets really bright. You'll have no problem seeing your reticle in a sunny day.

My concern is if a solar product would be able to survive their strenuous testing procedures

I’ve had mine for over 3 years and changed the battery once.

@@Joe-gu2eo Which one do you have? And how often is it on? Just asking because that’s amazing and I want one lol

I last changed my battery 18 months ago. And I use it weekly.

@@Joe-gu2eo do you use it all?

Just grabbed one myself, $380.00!

Just got one today $349 before tax n shipping

Sorry forgot to mention got it from PSA

A battery every 6 months, boy howdy that's 6$ a year

Yeah it's a shame isn't it? Gotta make sure you are operator ready at a moment's notice for at least 5 continuous years. Who knows what could happen during the day. The Jehovah's Witness could come knocking while you're busy watching American Sniper and eating fried oysters. But is it the Jehovah's Witness or could it be a Russian sleeper agent? Let alone what could happen at night. You could be awakened at 2AM by the dog accidentally turning on the TV. But who's to say it was the dog? 🤨 Stay safe out there and always be ready for anything.

Oh no you have to change a battery! I doubt it's going to affect your monthly trip to the range.

It’s auto off after either 4 or 8 hours depending on which button you pushed last. 1000 hours is fine for battery life for an optic as advanced as these. A laser requires more energy than an LED (which is what’s used in a red dot) and that’s why the difference. 9000 hours in a year so you could power one for an entire year straight if you have a sopmod style stock with the battery compartment and fill it up and include the one in the optic. People get too caught up in battery life. If you are worried about bump in the night and the auto shut off, just press the UP button before bed and it will last until just before you wake up if you sleep 9 hours like me.

@@alexkyte4093 yes, it sucks. Thats my point. Its an inconvience compared to red dots that last years on a battery. Also depending if you use it on a home defense weapon.. the last thing you want is an inconvience. Im paying top dollar for it. I expect top quality.

Have to carry a spare battery for any electric optic anyway

Or... buy a uh1 and have an optic you can actually trust. I have both, eotech is a distant second. Uh1 shits all over this thing. The thermal drift tester they have.. you know WHY?? cuz they fucking got soldiers killed lying about thermal drift. Ive seen far too many eotechs fail sitting in a fucking safe to EVER trust em. Ill keep the 3 i have. But buying more.uh1s moving forward.

I’m sure he does

Albeit the thermal drift issue they had couple years back, they’re still my go to optic.

@@Anthony4949 totally agree, that’s why I just bought another one

You need a VUDU

@@tylertapp131 idk. Might look cartoonish on my 11.5. Cool optic though, might take a closer look

@@seraph1926 looks are only part of the battle gotta be able to see what your shootin at lol. Look into any kind of LVPO Otics. Look at your options. Also.... they can get a bit on the heavy side depending what you go with so if possible find 2 or 3 you think you like then look at specs. Wieght, and other things.

@@tylertapp131 it's for my "room broom" so maybe 12 yards max

@@seraph1926 oh wellll..... lol naw save the money keep the 512 or some other red dot if you see fit.

Cool story. Coulda bought a uh1 and gotten a better optic, better warranty, and better company. I have both, i know which ill buy more of (its not eofail)

Aimpoint's cost is really in their circuitry research, to be able to power it on for so long without a heavily tinted objective lens. However, China has since ripped off Aimpoint's technology.