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Would like to sell a Docter II Plus Micro Red Dot, 7 MOA, Brown.
sold - I strongly prefer to ship it as it is much faster for both of us. Pay in cash or USPS money order. NO Pay-pal (as a matter of principle due to their anti-gun policies).
Comes in original box with battery (used), sight adjustment tools, protective plastic cap, and a small screw driver for adjusting the optic. Lightly used.
EDIT 2: Checked parts again, still strong and in good condition.
Will trade for a list of specific accessories (i.e. down to company/brand and model) or for gift cards to stores that sell firearms related accessories, PM if interested.
For reference, These go for $270 + shipping at CDNN and ~300-350 elsewhere online. http://www.cdnnsports.com/docter-7-0...l#.U2AL9fldW6U
Has held zero for about 200 rounds (mostly 12 gauge, some 223), has never flickered or had issues with functionality, and can adjust zero properly. Mounting screws in good condition (i.e. not stripped, etc.). No scratches, fuzzy spots, dents, dings, loss of lens coating, etc. on either side of the glass (cover was always put on immediately after use). Has 1 small scratch on the body a little smaller than the period at the end of this sentence, not sure where it came from as the sight has never been hit against anything.
For those who wonder, selling b/c after those 200 rounds, I've realized that I'd like a bigger primary optic on the long gun this was for.
Nickel + Pencil for size comparison.
Look a little to the left of where the red dot is in this picture (front view) and that is where the scratch is. Notice the size of the scratch relative to the auto-sensor which is about the same size as the 0.5mm lead in the pencil picture above.
With cover.
The dot is low due to camera placement, not a defect.
sold - I strongly prefer to ship it as it is much faster for both of us. Pay in cash or USPS money order. NO Pay-pal (as a matter of principle due to their anti-gun policies).
Comes in original box with battery (used), sight adjustment tools, protective plastic cap, and a small screw driver for adjusting the optic. Lightly used.
EDIT 2: Checked parts again, still strong and in good condition.
Will trade for a list of specific accessories (i.e. down to company/brand and model) or for gift cards to stores that sell firearms related accessories, PM if interested.
For reference, These go for $270 + shipping at CDNN and ~300-350 elsewhere online. http://www.cdnnsports.com/docter-7-0...l#.U2AL9fldW6U
Has held zero for about 200 rounds (mostly 12 gauge, some 223), has never flickered or had issues with functionality, and can adjust zero properly. Mounting screws in good condition (i.e. not stripped, etc.). No scratches, fuzzy spots, dents, dings, loss of lens coating, etc. on either side of the glass (cover was always put on immediately after use). Has 1 small scratch on the body a little smaller than the period at the end of this sentence, not sure where it came from as the sight has never been hit against anything.
For those who wonder, selling b/c after those 200 rounds, I've realized that I'd like a bigger primary optic on the long gun this was for.
Nickel + Pencil for size comparison.
Look a little to the left of where the red dot is in this picture (front view) and that is where the scratch is. Notice the size of the scratch relative to the auto-sensor which is about the same size as the 0.5mm lead in the pencil picture above.
With cover.
The dot is low due to camera placement, not a defect.
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