Woot has a Rapid Reticle 33mm red dot for $189. Is that a deal?
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John "the Rev"
Originally posted by Sgt5811Glocks are like Darth Vader dressed as Hello Kitty. They sit there looking all plasticky and harmless and when it's time to use the force, the Evil Dark Lord comes out and rules the galaxy.
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5 moa dot, 33mm rings required and of course those are super common(not). Want higher rings to mount on something like an AR? Good luck paying $220 to get a pair.
You'd be better off with an aimpoint, eotech, etc. for that much money. If you're on a budget...
The Primary Arms red dot catalog is here. With options like the Primary Arms SLx and Primary Arms Classic series, you'll be sure to find the best red dot for you.
Choose your favorite Vortex Optics scope and experience the fast shipping and excellent customer service only Primary Arms can offer.
If you want to spend the $400 on that rapid reticle sight and rings:
Shop our catalog of red dot sights. We carry top red dot sight like Primary Arms, Sig Romeo1, Sig Romeo MSR, Trijicon MRO, Trijicon RMR, EOTech exps2, Deltapoint pro, & more!
(I only gave links from primary arms just to point out examples of better deals than the one on woot. You might be able to find better prices elsewhere.) -
Thanks MercJohn "the Rev"
Originally posted by Sgt5811Glocks are like Darth Vader dressed as Hello Kitty. They sit there looking all plasticky and harmless and when it's time to use the force, the Evil Dark Lord comes out and rules the galaxy.
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I saw that Woot today too... not familiar enough with that RDS to consider it...
However, if I were in the market right now, I'd consider the Vortex StrikeFire on sale at PSA for $120 shipped (use the code "STRIKE") - I suspect it's a better choice than the Woot one.
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