I don’t know 🤔🤔🤔

I mean, incredibly useful for guys with grenade launchers

Ofc you have it 😩

How's the cult?

@@Fury-161 wait what?

R E A L

Hyperfixating on guns and attachments due to autismo > having a mental breakdown on IG because you got your Ford Raptor stuck in the snow and a boomer on a turkey hunt had to pull your Gucci'd ass out

100%

Felt that

Special interest sir. -weaponized autism actual.

"Look here's the deal. Poor kids can have just as many holographic aiming devices and night vision as white kids." Hoppler Biden

Same here.. 🥴

101 on How to artificially increase the price of a product

I got mine on a cyber Monday sale. I ain’t teasing that thing in.

Got my exps 3-0 for 549 on sale at palmetto state

Ok cadet didn’t you learn any OPSEC at the academy

Holosun? Facepalm You should upgrade to a 2 series...

Disney wishes their cinematic universe had such depth

​@@coreyperez13yep, Holosun. Unfortunately America doesn't have the ability to mfg. emitters or chipsets while maintaining production rates and cost. I remember when Surefire used to be 100% American, but to keep up with the industry they too source product from Taiwan and most likely China. EOTech is 100% American and Aimpoint 100% Sweden. Most people here just shooting steel aren't worried about wether or not their optic can survive a 30 foot fall from a helicopter onto concrete before being washed into the ocean. Not to mention EOtech has had a lawsuit, Holosun hasn't. Even Trijicon is getting on board with Holosun tech after 3-5 years... Lol

Glock is way more confusing since they create a new number for compact models. Sig will at least note whether it's compact or not and even mentions the caliber like with the p320 10mm

Someone I trust had just the opposite experience that you had as well as several of his teammates.He really didn't care because they had a big box of replacements. The newest variants fixed the durability and "other" issues. The model that offers a single dot is most likely its best offering available as of this posting.

…yeah BUT THAT was “only” REAL-world..like the “military” or something. That doesn’t count, not like L’arping and such..(as I understand it anyway)

@@1olddirtroadI'm sure that out of every thousand sights that are made, there's going to be a few that just fall apart in a few days and a few that will somehow be found in a tomb 2000 years from now and be fully functional lost tech

​@@BoomchacleFor the price of these they had better not be falling apart.

The only trouble I've had with my 512 from the mid-2000s was corroded contacts because I left the batteries in too long. The modestly priced replacement kit fixed it right up.

Have you considered all that a Bushnell TRS-25 can offer you

If I bought an XPS2 even though I don't need more than that Hop would still make fun of me...

Wow

@@HoplopfheilTRS25 is like Glock. Sure better things may exist now but the design still works and has been working for several years. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@Sig_P229Glock is the aimpoint pro. Bushnell trs25 is a s&w sigma

This

It was wild seeing that for the first time and then realizing it was on a sight from 25 years ago.

Why haven’t they done the rising line yet? It’s actually such a nice reticle.

That would be awesome if it auto detected and changed reticle based on infected or not lol. Regular reticle-human, biohazard-infected.

According to Max Brooks, an iron sighted M1 carbine

Take out? Naw, them zombies DiGiorno.

The zombie apocalypse occurs 24-7 in every lumpenprole urban area of woke America.

@@railfanningpoints2.045 jesse what the fuck are you talking about?

He forgot one of the most ancient recticle, the bow recticle which is like regular recticle but also has a second circle you need to align.

Yeah Porch is crazy 👌

There is an S in Porsche.

@@Valorius porchs

@@von... That would be...incorrect.

this is the only part of the video I cared to pay attention to

I have evolution gear xps's were the NV mode does work with nods and even my toy peq 15s from wadson also have working ir laser it's crazy how far a toy clone got as far as functions I would never mount them on a real gun mybe 22 and I have a 512 clone that's more then a decade old and has decent battery life but tempted to get a real 512 since there not 1000$

where'd you get it?

$100 bills? Too hard to spend. $20 bills? Too many bills.

That's.... why I'm here

⁠@@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz What about 50s?

@@salacommander2674 unusable in vending machines 😡

50 dollar bills? He would have to say they gave him a million of the ugliest president ever printed on money

The biggest reason is for those users who have a bit of astigmatism. For those users, a standard red dot becomes 2 (or more) dots that cannot be reconciled. The projection physics of a holographic sight eliminates this problem entirely.

This is the exact kind of comment I search for and love to see. Good information here for people who don’t have an eotech yet

@@c-jam6392 they’re pretty awesome

did the same for me and a 2006 model i bought the day before. still got a refund for it tho. @@c-jam6392

Same

He already has a boyfriend.

It's definitely possible your sight is failing with age. When the nitrogen falls out they get much dimmer.

Exactly!

No lpvo?

“But no living man am I!”

Did the gun jam too much

@@jason200912 getting metal magazines that worked well was exceptionally difficult. But I was able to acquire at least 20 or so various metric pattern magazines (most from the Rhodesian bush war “Do we?”) and they held up fine but needed new followers and springs. For reliability sake, I only vetted around 12 of those mags out of the bunch I had that I deemed “ready for anything” I did have quite the number of polymer mags as well. Being the easiest to acquire but also the most lack luster “round spewing” wastes of time I’d ever bought. The main issue I was having with the weapon was the accuracy. With factory new M80 ball I’d get around 5 MOA and 6 MOA with surplus German M80 from the 1990s, but! the cycling/reliability of the weapon was the best. With .308 however the weapon would shoot around 2.5 MOA with either Hornady Black or Federal gold metal match, although they had better performance, the reliability went down the drain cycling 2-3 rounds and then failing to feed. I deemed both too expensive for a battle rifle modernization attempt and sold it last weekend mags, furniture, and all.

@@jason200912 In short. Half jamming half being inaccurate

What kind of question is that

It's possible your optic has lost its nitrogen purge, which will make the entire thing much dimmer.

@@HoplopfheilI can't say for sure but my Bushnell at max is about the same as the 16/20 daylight setting on my EXPS3. From my research (which is a random Google search that came up with a Calguns forum thread), "The Eotech uses their Rev F technology (starting in 2005), which greatly extends battery life and gives a much wider range of reticle brightness, including more brightness at the high end, and has improved buttons. The Bushnells use the pre-Rev F technology still, with shorter battery life and less brightness range" so it should be expected the Bushnell maxes out at a lower brightness.