They are out of stock then, love a nice credit... JP.Originally Posted by allsoulsrepent
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They are out of stock then, love a nice credit... JP.
The link is not working ???
No, you need to have a battery in, one that isn't completely dead.
I also had the same battery draining problem and just ended up taking the batteries out when not in use. No special tools needed, just a coin of some sort so it isn't a big issue for a range toy.
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These went quick. Would have jumped on it for that price. Pulling the battery doesnt seem like a big deal for the cost you are getting them at.
Knew i should have jumped on this, damn!
I bought one at the 399.00 price,put it on a 9.3x62 and every time I shot it would jump out of the mount. Anybody else have this problem?
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Do they hold adjusted zero when the battery is pulled and put back?
Sometimes it is taken, sometimes it is not. But there is no bargain, for here, what is,
is what must be
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If we go on the site, where can we buy them?
Already gone.
Yes. I believe the dot is etched into the glass. The adjustment is mechanical to the optic the same way as an Eorech, aimpoint, M21 etc.
For the poster having problems with the mount:
No I've never had the optic come off due to recoil. It clamps on nice and solid for the firearms I've used them on. That being said I haven't used it on anything with lots of recoil yet. Although a number of people have used them with shotguns and we haven't heard of problems with the mount. I would double check that it was fit onto the rail properly and if that failed I would wounder about the rail specs.
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