Quick to reply to my e-mails with good info, shipped in the promised time frame, pricing comparable to foreign sources, another good dealing with Wolverine (not that I'm surprised lol). Thanks guys!
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Quick to reply to my e-mails with good info, shipped in the promised time frame, pricing comparable to foreign sources, another good dealing with Wolverine (not that I'm surprised lol). Thanks guys!
A penny found is worth more than a penny earned, because a penny earned is taxed.
Do I really have to say it?..........
Give us some photo's!
Lol already posted in Black Rifle AR15's thread, but, sure.. Why not.. Don't mind the paracord MW-knot sling loop and the angle grinder-cut cooling slots in the handguardOriginally Posted by mobusten
Quick notes on the reticle from my club forum:
1) Outdoors in sunlight, the reticle is nice and crisp and well visible
2) In dim light, also absolutely no issues with the reticle
3) It gets a bit blurry in a VERY dark area (where you can barely see the outline of a trash can if you try hard and have great night vision)
4) Yes, it gets washed out looking at light-colored, well-lit targets from a dark room but still usable when aiming at dark targets (so I'm less concerned about certain club discipline-specific targets).
The optics clarity is great in general and the bluish tinge is easy to get used to. Very fast moving from target to target.. It's a heavy hunk of aluminum and I love it :D
A penny found is worth more than a penny earned, because a penny earned is taxed.
What sight is it? Looks good!
I believe its a Mepro
Correct - Meprolight M21 with the bullseye ("donut of death") reticle. Used by the IDF, has no electronics, uses fiberoptic elements and tritium for illumination. They have other reticle options. A bit more cash than a Pro, but worth it, considering the fact that battery life isn't a consideration any more
A penny found is worth more than a penny earned, because a penny earned is taxed.
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