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  • walter
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 1044

    Md-07 vs md-08

    What's the difference? Want it for my AR.

    What's a kill flash?

    How come there's no option for an md-08 with $5 mount/riser?
    WTB:
    PW9142LP
    SA GI 1911 Champion/Commander All Steel

    Originally posted by tonelar
    my recurring gun dream is one where I'm trading shots with BGs and my thompson is only a semi... oh wait, that's not a dream, that's California.
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    PrimaryArms
    Vendor/Retailer
    • Jun 2011
    • 2676

    Hi Walter,

    There a several differences between the two microdots in question.

    Bases:
    MD-07 = FIXED BASE MICRODOT
    MD-08 = REMOVABLE BASE MICRODOT

    Power Knob Position:
    MD-07 = On the top of the optic
    MD-08 = On the right side of the optic

    Killflash ((Killflash is to prevent reflecting light from your objective from giving away your position))

    MD-07 = Not available
    MD-08 = Standard equipment


    Main Use:

    MD-07 = Pistols, AK rifles, 10/22, shotguns, when low as possible mounting is needed for various uses on non-AR15 rifles. Can be used to good effect on AR15 flat-top uppers with cowitness when used with our UTG thumbscrew mounts.

    MD-08 = Predominately AR15s when used with the LHM-1 riser or the American Defense AD-T1-10 riser as an upgrade. CANNOT be used with good effect with the UTG base for cowitness due to thicker base.

    Hope this helps, if you have anymore questions please let me know and I'll answer to the best of my ability.

    Thanks,

    Jason
    www.primaryarms.com

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      walter
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2007
      • 1044

      Thanks! Just put in my order!
      WTB:
      PW9142LP
      SA GI 1911 Champion/Commander All Steel

      Originally posted by tonelar
      my recurring gun dream is one where I'm trading shots with BGs and my thompson is only a semi... oh wait, that's not a dream, that's California.

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