Recommend me CQB a scope.

[John Browning]

A CQB purposed scope is like a Ferrari for back country road travel. The best CQB "scope" is an Aimpoint.

[1lostinspace]

A CQB purposed scope is like a Ferrari for back country road travel. The best CQB "scope" is an Aimpoint.

Eotech yes Aimpoint no.

The Aim point is like any other dot you have to line everything up, the Eotech is on no matter how you look at it it's on.

[l8apex]

Used Eotech XPS or Aimpoint H1/ T1. The Eotech is a little faster, and the aimpoint better battery life. Spend once cry once, meaning you may have to spend a little more to get an optimal set up.

[1lostinspace]

Used Eotech XPS or Aimpoint H1/ T1. The Eotech is a little faster, and the aimpoint better battery life. Spend once cry once, meaning you may have to spend a little more to get an optimal set up.

I have an Eotech, I guess I am looking for a combat type scope

[vintagearms]

Eotech yes Aimpoint no.

The Aim point is like any other dot you have to line everything up, the Eotech is on no matter how you look at it it's on.

HAHA. Your lack of knowledge about Aimpoints is astounding. I suggest you get more trigger time behind one before further comments. Shoot with both eyes open is roughly the same with the EOtechs and Aimpoints.

[John Browning]

Eotech yes Aimpoint no.

The Aim point is like any other dot you have to line everything up, the Eotech is on no matter how you look at it it's on.

Eotechs are great, until they fall apart. There is no difference in the way you have to line up an Aimpoint and an EoTech.

[1lostinspace]

Eotechs are great, until they fall apart. There is no difference in the way you have to line up an Aimpoint and an EoTech.

ahahaha that's a good one thanks!

[1lostinspace]

HAHA. Your lack of knowledge about Aimpoints is astounding. I suggest you get more trigger time behind one before further comments. Shoot with both eyes open is roughly the same with the EOtechs and Aimpoints.

My lack of knowledge? lol wow this is great, thanks for teaching me.

here you go read up then talk

http://www.eotech-inc.com/page.php?id=12

http://www.eotech-inc.com/page.php?id=11

They are nothing a like! Eotech and Bushnell are the only 2 true Halo's out there and use the same patent.

[John Browning]

My lack of knowledge? lol wow this is great, thanks for teaching me.

here you go read up then talk

http://www.eotech-inc.com/page.php?id=12

http://www.eotech-inc.com/page.php?id=11

They are nothing a like! Eotech and Bushnell are the only 2 true Halo's out there and use the same patent. End of story you know nothing!

Dude, you come on here asking for help because you obviously don't know much, and then bash the people who are trying to help you? Wallow in your own ignorance for all I care. If you want help, then listen up. If you already made your mind up, don't bother everyone with a question you think you already know the answer to.

Aimpoints and EoTechs may be designed differently but they work the same way, genius. The red dot will always be where your round will land, no matter where they appear within the optic. EoTechs have a very poorly designed battery compartment that is a source of common failure, and the batteries die quickly.

[1lostinspace]

Dude, you come on here asking for help because you obviously don't know much, and then bash the people who are trying to help you? Wallow in your own ignorance for all I care. If you want help, then listen up. If you already made your mind up, don't bother everyone with a question you think you already know the answer to.

Aimpoints and EoTechs may be designed differently but they work the same way, genius. The red dot will always be where your round will land, no matter where they appear within the optic. EoTechs have a very poorly designed battery compartment that is a source of common failure, and the batteries die quickly.

What makes you think I don't know much? I am looking for a scope that's compact with 5.56 BC not a lesson on Aimpoints and Eotechs
They are not designed the same and don't work the same. Now please don't insult me further. I own both and know what they are capable off , Eotech is a superior to any other red dot, and is in a class of it's own been the only Halo besides Bushnell that Eotech bought the rights from.

[John Browning]

What makes you think I don't know much?

Pretty much everything you've written. You obviously don't have any experience based of the questions and answers you're giving. If you did, you'd know that a scope SUCKS for close-in work. You'd know that a true 1-power isn't available for $300. You'd know that from the users point of view, an Aimpoint and an EoTech work the exact same way. You'd listen to those who have told you a 3x magnification isn't going to be usable for CQB.

You obviously either don't own an EoTech and Aimpoint or have no clue as to how to use them, so lets not play that game. If you did, you wouldn't have made the comment about having to line an Aimpoint up. EoTechs are nice, but they don't even come close to what an Aimpoint is capable of. I've yet to see an EoTech do this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89HEefl1KI4

If you want a CQB dedicated set-up, go for an Aimpoint or irons. If an EoTech floats your boat, go for it. Those are a good alternative. Even an ACOG will be a poor choice for close in work, which is why the come with irons/Docter red-dots on them.

If you want a 1x compact scope for under $300 with a BC, they're located next to the Unicorns and below the Glock Carbines at your local Shangri-La sporting goods.

[1lostinspace]

Pretty much everything you've written. You obviously don't have any experience based of the questions and answers you're giving. If you did, you'd know that a scope SUCKS for close-in work. You'd know that a true 1-power isn't available for $300. You'd know that from the users point of view, an Aimpoint and an EoTech work the exact same way. You'd listen to those who have told you a 3x magnification isn't going to be usable for CQB.

If you want a CQB dedicated set-up, go for an Aimpoint or irons. Even an ACOG will be a poor choice for close in work, which is why the come with irons/Docter red-dots on them.

lol why do you keep thinking that Eotech and Aimponts work the same? take some mud and stick it to 90% of you Aimpoint and tell me what you see, now try it with an
Eotech and you will see what the difference is, then shoot on paper with an Aimpoint and don't line anything up and see where it goes now try it with an Eotech and you will see your dead on no matter how you look at it. Now please let's agree to disagree.

[1lostinspace]

Pretty much everything you've written. You obviously don't have any experience based of the questions and answers you're giving. If you did, you'd know that a scope SUCKS for close-in work. You'd know that a true 1-power isn't available for $300. You'd know that from the users point of view, an Aimpoint and an EoTech work the exact same way. You'd listen to those who have told you a 3x magnification isn't going to be usable for CQB. You obviously either don't own both or have no clue as to how to use them, so lets not play that game. If you did, you wouldn't have made the comment about having to line an Aimpoint up. EoTechs are nice, but they don't even come close to what an Aimpoint is capable of. I've yet to see an EoTech do this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89HEefl1KI4

If you want a CQB dedicated set-up, go for an Aimpoint or irons. Even an ACOG will be a poor choice for close in work, which is why the come with irons/Docter red-dots on them.

If you want a 1x compact scope for under $300 with a BC, they're located next to the Unicorns and below the Glock Carbines at your local Shangri-La sporting goods.

Burris makes one, there are a few out there, just because you don't know does not mean they are not out there

here you can find this under $300 on other sites

http://www.opticsplanet.net/burris-ar-332-3x-32mm-prism-red-dot-sight.html

[John Browning]

Burris makes one, there are a few out there, just because you don't know does not mean they are not out there

There are no true 1 power scopes with the features you mention for under $300. You really, really, really need 1x for a CQB optic. Burris does not make one. The Burris 332 is a 3x. 3x sucks for CQB. If you could find a true 1-5x with a BDC or Mil-Dot for $300, it would sell like there is no tomorrow. Several people here have tried to help you, but you don't seem to actually want to hear them. A scope for CQB, real CQB, is a hindrance. If you're looking for something to plug cans at 25-200 yards, then that ain't CQB.

I'm not sure what your mission here was, but if it was to gain meaningful information to form an intelligent opinion, you've failed miserably. If it was to play the part of a troll, you've done it well.

[1lostinspace]

There are no true 1 power scopes with the features you mention for under $300. You really, really, really need 1x for a CQB optic. Burris does not make one. The Burris 332 is a 3x. 3x sucks for CQB. If you could find a true 1-5x with a BDC or Mil-Dot for $300, it would sell like there is no tomorrow. Several people here have tried to help you, but you don't seem to actually want to hear them. A scope for CQB, real CQB, is a hindrance. If you're looking for something to plug cans at 25-200 yards, then that ain't CQB.

I'm not sure what your mission here was, but if it was to gain meaningful information to form an intelligent opinion, you've failed miserably. If it was to play the part of a troll, you've done it well.

lol even barska makes a 1X with BC from 100-300 it does not mean that that's what is needed. Have ever competed? Ever shot steel? I am just wondering because 3X is nothing, I can find the target and cross hair almost as fast as Red dot.