C-More Red Dot Replica Sight on eBay

[Kumpy]

Anyone know the quality of the C-More Replica Red Dot sights off eBay? They're going for about $60 shipped from Hong Kong. Anybody ever get one of these? Was thinking of getting one as a backup to my genuine C-More just in case I'm at a range and my sight dies for any reason, I'll have an emergency backup.

 

[Trouble]

My emergency backup are my irons. I wouldn't buy any cheap knockoff chicom garbage. JMO, but like I said, I'd take iron sights over a crap optic any day of the week.

 

[Kumpy]

My emergency backup are my irons. I wouldn't buy any cheap knockoff chicom garbage. JMO, but like I said, I'd take iron sights over a crap optic any day of the week.

I have a race gun and I don't have any iron sights mounted on it unfortunately. Best bet for me is to get an extra genuine C-More sight if I really want to carry an emergency. Anyone ever get one of these knock offs??

 

[Moderator]

I haven't used this particular one, but I've never used a knockoff optic worth it's weight in piss.

 

[TY43215]

Anyone know the quality of the C-More Replica Red Dot sights off eBay? They're going for about $60 shipped from Hong Kong. Anybody ever get one of these? Was thinking of getting one as a backup to my genuine C-More just in case I'm at a range and my sight dies for any reason, I'll have an emergency backup.

I am just guessing but I would think the recoil of a comped open gun would knock a cheap reproduction off zero after 1 or 2 shots.

Are you that worried about your C More that you need a spare? If it is an older model, see about having it rebuilt or buy a new one and let the old one be a backup.

Glad I never got into open division. Way too much gear

As for holsters, go to the web sites of the pro shooters and see what they use for gear. The little bit I looked, most are using CR Speed.

The magnet mag holders are usually a standard AA or other with a magnet on the side for ammo on table starts. You can pick up a mag, stick it on the magnet and have a reload.

Hopefully an open division shooter will chime in and tell you I am all wet or I was right. Either way, good luck

 

[Supermoto]

I have heard that the Chinese C-Mores do last. I'll check with the shooter that uses one and find out if it still runs strong.

 

[Terminator03]

I personally would only want a knockoff sight for a range toy like the 15-22. I run a PA Aimpoint clone on my 15-22 and it's perfect for that, but I would spend the money on the real deal for a serious competition rifle, or battle rifle. That said, for the price, you might as well buy it, and try it out, especially if it's just for a spare and not your regular duty sight.

 

[lateapex31]

I had a Chinses CMore replica that wouldn't hold zero for anything on my 15/22. I have had great luck with the Primary Arms micro dot as well as their 1-4x x 24 scope.

 

[Colt Delta Elite]

My emergency backup are my irons. I wouldn't buy any cheap knockoff chicom garbage. JMO, but like I said, I'd take iron sights over a crap optic any day of the week.

This x1000

 

[Terminator03]

I had a Chinses CMore replica that wouldn't hold zero for anything on my 15/22. I have had great luck with the Primary Arms micro dot as well as their 1-4x x 24 scope.

Yeah, I was trying not to sound like a fanboy for PA but their stuff is excellent, even though they are Chinese made. I don't know enough about those C-More sights to comment on the quality.