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Question: In the description it mentions this is good for carry handle AR15's which I have but it also mentions needing a carry handle mount rail.
Document: I have heard that they come with both but the one I received only had the low rise and just doesn't work on an AR. I had to add a little riser to my flat top for it to shoot comfortably. It is a typical size though so a basic 30mm rail mount isnt expensive and again you can add a riser no problemWhat I think could use a little more workThe doubler is crap, its a good idea don't get me wrong but the execution wasn't great.
If not, the slightest slippage at one of those connect points could fool you into thinking that the Strikefire was losing zero, when it isn't. Yes... my rail mount wasn't as tight as it should have initially been :)Having now put another 1000+ rounds downrange, I will say that the Strikefire makes my AR happy and I am glad to have made this purchase.
I have yet to use this at the range. I will rate again when that day comes. So far quality is great. Would expect to pay more for this sight. I like the magnifer attachment that came with it. Don't worry if you think the attachment doesn't fit, just wiggle in it and push than screw on, took me a moment but figured it out. Also if you are buying for AR 15 for home protection get the High mount version as the Low mount is for hunting.
This scope is mounted on an AR using the high mount, and I have been using it since mid-2012. A picture has been uploaded to give you an idea of how it looks mounted, and to give you a good feel for its size. Take a look. Sometimes uploaded pictures may be found near the seller's pictures or via a link located near their pictures.
The product description says, handguns, shotguns, I bought this to give me minor magnification for hunting with my Super Redhawk. So perhaps this is not a fair assessment of the optic but it would not hold zero on a Super Redhawk 44 magnum, Contacted Vortex and they said the mount must not be tight, Everything was torqued down at 35ft/lbs.
Really nice optic, zeroed in in under 10 rounds, right on the bullseye every time since. Be sure not to skimp on the mount though, you'll need a steady platform for it to maintain a zero, as with any optic. Really like the 2 color option, green and red are both good for different situations. Overall excellent piece of gear.
This was a pleasent surprise. Very well built product. This sight is very easy to use, adjusts quickly and alows for both eyes open use. I like the fact I can switch between green and red dots. The doubler works but with only 2x magnification it's not really useful. It also narrows down the field of view far too much. If you forget the doubler, you'll be very pleased with your purchase.
I just wish you had to push and hold the power button to turn the sight on like you have to do to turn it off. I also wish it had an auto off feature, but then it probably wouldn't be so cheap. That's why it only got 4 stars... not perfect, but for the money, awesome.The green dot is handy. Not sure which I like better... green shows up better on dark background, and vice versa with red.
It did clear up quite a bit with some hours, however it's still starred. To me, I don't find it cumbersome, a dot is a dot is a dot. We're not talking about 1/8th moa reticles, it's a $150 red dot optic. That's dead accurate. I find that a * is just as easy to place on a target as a .Another con, which was self inflicted; I use brakekleen on guns, works great. Also is very potent.
Also the up/down buttons make it easy to adjust brightness (just be careful not to hit the night vision button, which is right in between the up and down buttons, easy to accidentally hit).I would never buy a Vortex again. For the same price, you can get a Sig Sauer with Killflash ARD included, and for a lot less money, you can get a UTG/Leapers, which both have better light transmission and more peripheral vision (without that bulky control pad).
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