C-more sight on flat top

[gunnery]

This is my first visit to this forum, so if this subject has been beaten to
death...forgive me.
I have a C-more sight which was previously mounted on a glock.
I rarely see them mentioned as being used for ar-15's.
As I am building this on a budget spread out over time, would it be a
terrible thing to mount the C-more on the picatinny rail?
The thought being that I'll have the optics right away and then can
decide what to ultimately do with my ar .
And also, on that subject, any suggestions as far as mounts?
Thanks for any info.

[dieselpower]

I have a buddy who drinks C-More cool-aid like its a gift from God. I like them but I know no optic is perfect (Unless it says Aimpoint on the side...LOL). From what he told me Plastic C-mores are prone to breakage. I have seen them used on AR15s at the range. I think most people who have ARs use Aimpoints, and those of us who can't use Aimpoints use EOtechs, C-Mores or Trijicons.

[The Vainguard]

^ Pure conjecture, I say. Especially mighty biased towards Aimpoint...

Anyways,

I have a CMore that I got for my 2011, but while I was still building it up I put the CMore on my rifle. The dot is very nice, and the adjustments couldn't be more fluid and simple. I really love it, but it doesn't look half bad once mounted. I'm not sure who manufactures mounts, but I had the railway version, which came with a picatinny mount. I emailed LaRue yesterday asking what it would cost to make a QD CMore mount, I'll report back here what they say.

Oh also, CMores now come in aluminum casing flavor as well.

[esskay]

Hey, if it's good enough for John Connor...


LOL

Is it as good or durable as an Aimpoint or Eotech? No, but it will get the job done until you can upgrade. I have a buddy who ran a C-more on his AR for years before finally upgrading.