Optic advice for an 850$ rifle?

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>>34471121
>hey say not to go too much over half of your rifle price for optics
What the fuck is this abject retardation

>>34471136
Okay. Maybe not. You're the experts. I've just said what advice I've seen floating around. Relax.

You should probably stake your castle nut before it gets loose because the fucks at Windham are too lazy to do it themselves.

>>34471157
Duly noted. :)

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>>34471152
You asked for BULLY in OP you get BULLY
>get a T-2

HERROSUN

^__^


MAKE SHOOT FAST

>>34471171
True! Touché. Haha.
The T-2 is my frontrunner. Just checking if I'm making some monumental fuck up by /k/ standards sticking it on my bullet-doer.

>>34471121

T2 is cool, I got one and like it. I have a CompM4 as well, and it's also good but heavier. I got the 3x magnifier by Aimpoint as well because fuck it why not.

If you're on a budget and don't mind the weight then a PRO should serve you well. Comb eBay and your classifieds for a used T2 (or even H2). They pop up from time to time. If you don't mind possibly buying some of Uncle Sam's liberated property then you can find some really cheap red dots, just don't go sending then to Aimpoint for servicing if they die.

>>34471223
Thanks for the reply, that's really helpful advice.
Wyndham's are already on the chubbier side so it's well into the 6 pound range stock. Lighter is probably better but not most main concern. I certainly am not looking to put a 16oz beast on it (which probably negates the UH-1) cause I'm not a power-lifter. Anyways, so warranty doesn't slide to subsequent buyers? I didn't know that but good to keep in mind. I'd probably buy it new if that's the case. I like having some recourse even if it stings a little more on the wallet. I'm not a big gear hopper so once I buy something it's for the long haul.

>>34471261

Warranty DOES slide to subsequent buyers. They're lifetime, no questions asked. Best warranty in the market. When I refered to "liberated optics", I meant stolen. Soldiers steal those things all the time and post them on eBay and other sites. Usually they don't want to reveal the serial number to any potential buyer. If you manage to get the serial number out of them and shoot an email to Aimpoint, who can then confirm it as a genuine Aimpoint and not a counterfeit, but that it may have also been part of a .mile contract. There are almost zero surplus Aimpoint at this time, so if it's government contract it's likely stolen. If you send it in to them they will give it back to the government, who may then come question you and ask you for the eBay user's name that sold it to you. If you don't mind owning such an optic and only plan on keeping it for SHTF or as a range toy, then by all means, you can get one of those for dirt cheap.

>>34471327
Oh okay I got you. Thanks for the tip. Appreesh.

>>34471361

The other dude was wrong about the Aimpoint warranty. Per their site:

Aimpoint guarantees its products to be free from original manufacturer defects in material and/or workmanship under normal use for a period of 2 years for professional or competition use and 10 years for personal use from the date of purchase.

Personal use shall mean: use of the sight in a way that implies less exposure than professional use.Professional or frequent competition use shall mean: daily or highly frequent use of the sight in professional activities (military or law enforcement) or under conditions that could be compared to as professional.

The warranty is valid provided that the sight has not been misused, disassembled or tampered with in any way. Any attempt to disassemble or repair the product will void the warranty.

The warranty agreement is limited to the original owner and is not transferable.

Any warranty claim must be accompanied by a copy of the original receipt showing date of purchase.

>>34471136
Nice optic. That's what I have on my 10/22.

>>34471184

this was cute. A CUTE!