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Question: What size dust covers will fit the HD7?  If anyone could point me in the right direction, I'd much appreciate it.  Thanks!
Document: Unfortunately, like most of the units sold in this price range or under, it also suffers from poor quality control and design features. At this point, it leaves me to think why spend the extra $100 over a Bushnell TRS 25, for the extra features that do not work right (not to mention the extra size & weight). Or, why not just save the $200 add a $150 or so, for a military grade Aimpoint PRO that would most likely perform as designed.
The Kill Flash was a pretty big disappointment - all it killed was my interest in tweeking the little annoyances and fitting things right to make the setup "work" for me. I also have a much greater appreciation now for optics that have simple, non-tapered surfaces to fit the caps over.EDIT/UPDATE/RETORT - JUNE 2014:I have since been accused of expecting this optic to be a Rolls Royce for the price of a Chevy, and being too picky about it. "Whatever."
But for right now, this is money well-spent!Update- I've added Butler Creek lens covers (#23 and #5), which work very well. They were recommended by the Lucid website, and for good reason.Butler Creek 23 Objective Flip Open Scope CoverButler Creek 05 Objective Flip Open Scope CoverUpdate July 24, 2013- Still pretty enthusiastic about the HD7. Just checked the zero from a bench rest, and it's still right on the money.
I got this sight after doing a bunch of homework. Review after review said the same thing, get the Lucid HD7 and save a couple hundred dollars. I installed the sight in Feb on a bushmaster m4 and have run over 400 rounds through it. It holds zero even after removing the sight for cleaning. Also, the 4 different reticles hold zero when rotating through them. I really appreciate the small dot size especially when shooting at small targets inside 100 yds. A multiplier is my next purchase.
I looked at several prior to purchasing the HD7 Gen 111. Gotta say I could not be happier. Well made, holds zero, great price point. Highly recommend.
If you are wondering if this is going to be the right choice for your AR then let me tell you, it is! They wont however work with micro BUIS as the built in riser on the HD7 will require you to mount micro BUIS on a 1/2&#34; riser or you could move up to standard BUIS.
I could have bought something that costs 5X what the Lucid HD7 Gen lll cost. (NO NEED) This red dot is much more than that. It has an option array of GREAT Choices in sight reticle preference, which can change in seconds if you're on the move for cover, or in a Defensive position. Well thought out and a GREAT VALUE for what it is and can do. AAA battery with LONG LASTING performance. 1/3 co witness lines up perfect with my flip up magpul rear sight.
They answered my questions concerning the chevron reticle:  The dot under the chevron is your zero. If you zeroed at 100 yards, the tip of the chevron would be point of aim at 50 yards. The spread between the arms of the chevron is 25 MOA, which is just over shoulder-width, or about 2.5 feet at 100 yards. This can aid you in determining range.So, still loving the Lucid, and finding the Butler Creek lens covers a welcome addition.
This has taken its hits and continues to work flawlessly. Great Picture, nice reticle selection. I don't think the Florida Hogs appreciate it as much as I do. Why are the QD mounts so damn expensive though?
Solid Mount, lower third co-witness, and the auto brightness works like a charm, although it is only 2 settings (low and high) it is enough for all light conditions I tested.I would like to find dust caps to fit this, it would be nice if it came with them, for now I am using a crown royal bag... hey it does the job.
Answer: yes