roccoracer
NES Member
I am looking to spend $200 on an optic for my AR. What do you recommend? This is my first AR so I call on your experience.
Thank you.
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Im not gonna lie, Ive spent everywhere from $25 - $600 for a RDS, and the one I routinely buy again and again is the bushnell TRS-25. I think Ive got 7 of them now. Its nothing terribly fancy but its now under $80 and it just works great, especially on a lower recoiling rifle like 22 or 5.56. I had one issue w one of my TRS-25's and bushnell replaced it within like 2 weeks.
ive got a TRS-25 on everything from my 10/22 to my semi-auto shottie, mini-14 and beretta storm.
http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-Trophy-TRS-25-Reticle-Riflescope/dp/B00200E0HM
Vortex Strikefire here.
Battery life up to 7000 hours depending on setting. Auto shut off. Red/Green Dot. I own 2 and love them.
What do you want to do with it? What range do you want to shoot it at? If you'll be doing any shooting past 100 yards, I'm a big fan of 1-4x variables. If you can stretch the budget to $300, look at the Burris Tac30.
Vortex Strikefire here.
Battery life up to 7000 hours depending on setting. Auto shut off. Red/Green Dot. I own 2 and love them.
how about a nikon, check midway, should be close to your budget
Stick with Irons until you can afford a quality AR optic.
Have you made any choices yet......if so any results yet.I have Troy sights already.
I was hoping someone had this and could chime in. The Nikon .223 models can be found on sale now and then.
edit: And it is right now. $40 off
http://ads.midwayusa.com/product/91...-40mm-bdc-600-reticle-matte?cm_vc=subv1918271