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The OLD guy optic (for those of us with astigmatism  )... Trijicon RX30.   LOVED the EOTech 557 it USED to have, but I just couldn;t pick up all the BDC dots anymore. That, and 200 meters is a RIDICULOUSLY long shot in MY 'hood - I'm set for CQB now.
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Osprey 4x20 rifle scope on the AR15 A2. Used in Desert Storm.  
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Burris XTR-156 on a 6.8 SPC:  
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cool!
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October 2nd 2009 11:34 PM
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Ahh to be 22 with but 4 years of memories
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great thread. thx for the pics and info
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October 31st 2009 6:39 PM
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Looking good 12131.
Out of your ACOG's, which one is your favorite?
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October 31st 2009 7:11 PM
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QUOTE (pleaforwar @ October 31st 2009 1:39 PM)  Looking good 12131.
Out of your ACOG's, which one is your favorite? Thanks, Dan. Man, it's like asking me which one of my children is my favorite.  Tough one, but, with that said, I do really like the doughnut reticle of the TA11. The model 11 (3.5x35) in general is my favorite. It has bigger glass than even the TA31 and TA01 models, giving you more light and clarity, not that the others are chopped liver. But, really, choosing your children, it's impossible, man.  ETA: the TA11 has a better (longer) eye relief than the 4X models, and only gives up half a magnification.
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QUOTE (12131 @ October 31st 2009 12:11 PM) Thanks, Dan. Man, it's like asking me which one of my children is my favorite. Tough one, but, with that said, I do really like the doughnut reticle of the TA11. The model 11 (3.5x35) in general is my favorite. It has bigger glass than even the TA31 and TA01 models, giving you more light and clarity, not that the others are chopped liver. But, really, choosing your children, it's impossible, man. ETA: the TA11 has a better (longer) eye relief than the 4X models, and only gives up half a magnification. That's good to hear, I was thinking about a TA11 or a TA31, your opinion pushes me a little to the 11.  Pic Thread: EOTECH XPS-2 
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November 9th 2009 10:23 PM
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QUOTE (12131 @ November 9th 2009 3:23 PM) IOR Valdada 3x25 CQB on factory mount (man, this thing is hefty for its size)   Great looking rifle!  What are your thoughts on the IOR? Pic thread:  TR-21R
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The IOR 3x25 cqb is great. Glass is crystal clear. I like their etched cqb reticle. The illumination is quite bright, even at lowest setting. Battery life is pretty short, which is really not a big problem, unless it goes kaput on you in low light situation. For its small size, the thing is pretty hefty, adding 1 pound to the whole package. It looks tough, feels tough, but I haven't abused it, yet, so can't tell you anything more than that.
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