Eotech LARGEST INVENTORY IN CANADA

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We have received the following:

Vudu 1-6x24 SR3 (MOA) 5.56 BDC Reticle. SKU#: VDU1-6FFSR3.
Vudu 1-10x28 LE5 Cross-Hair (MRAD) Reticle. SKU#: VDU1-10FFLE5.
Vudu 5-25x50 MD4 Reticle (MOA). SKU#: VDU5-25FFMD4.

XPS3-0
XPS2-0
 
Kelly's Online will receive one of Canada's first 2 ALL-NEW Vudu 1-10x in 7-10 business days.
 
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We're restocked with...

EXPS3-2 TAN
HHS V - HWS EXPS3-4 with G45.STS 5x Magnifier
HHS VI - HWS EXPS3-2 with G43.STS Micro 3x Magnifier
 
We have all these models in stock ready to ship to any dealer:

512.A65
518.A65
552.A65
552.XR308
558.A65
EXPS2-0
EXPS2-0GRN
EXPS2-2
EXPS3-0
EXPS3-0TAN
EXPS3-2
EXPS3-2TAN
EXPS3-4
G33.STS
G33.STS TAN
G43.STS
G45.STS
HHS I
HHS II
HHS III
HHS V
HHS VI
HHS-GRN
MN2015
VDU1-6FFSR1 GREY
VDU1-6FFSR2
VDU1-6FFSR3
VDU1-8SFHC3
VDU5-25FFH59
VDU5-25FFMD3
VDU5-25FFMD4
VDU5-25FFTR3
XPS2-0
XPS2-0GREY
XPS2-0GRN
XPS2-1
XPS2-2
XPS3-0
XPS3-2
 
vickers vanguard said:
Has been looking at an optic for few weeks ....couldn’t decide between the Aimpoint T2/H2 vs the Eotech HWS. Was at CRAFM last week, and they had an APC9 with the T1, and a GHM9 with an EXPS2-0. Tried both, for me, the EXPS HWS was a winner when it comes to rapid acquisition and field of view. I settled for the EXPS2-0. I mounted it on my GHM9, and when I tried to zero it at 25 yards, both elevation and windage were off by a good 2 turns, it was low and to the right. Now, I have no previous experience with Eotech HWS and I could be out to lunch when it comes to these devices. But the manual says it should be aligned more or less with the bore sight from the factory, when mounted on a standard mil spec rail. I Don’t think anyone moved the settings while at the vendor, just wondering if those initial figures seem to be right ? Also, anyone knows if the zero stays good when removed and reinstalled....or it’s better not to remove it at all. Thanks
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A turn or two isn’t uncommon to have it sighted in. Also I have removed my optic dozens of times and it has never lost its zero
 
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