For a temporary SHTF situation lasting a few weeks or months, where a person might have to hide out or bug out for awhile, what do you think is best to have on your SHTF rifle? Let's say you have back up iron sights. Would you choose a red dot or an LPVO for your primary optic? This is a temporary situation like an invasion or natural disaster, not the permanent collapse of civilization. Thoughts?
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SHTF optic: Red dot or LPVO?
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SHTF optic: Red dot or LPVO?
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LPVO 1000%. Not just for shooting but for target id.Comment
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Im starting to think both is needed . LPVO with the offset RDS and a Close up Rds / Holo .Comment
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^nah, you don’t want to carry extra ****. As someone who does a crap load of hiking (hunting) around with a AR i have some opinions. Lighter is better.
The less stuff to to snag or dig into your back the better. Carry a gun with a bunch of extras like a bipod, side mount red dot and that crap is really uncomfortable. You’ll likely toss it into the bushes by mile 10.Comment
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ACOG to with RMR mounted on top to rule them allComment
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If I could have only one of the two choices, LPVO all the way.Comment
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