I just bought a brand new XPs2 and only mounted it once on a rifle for a day then took it off , mine was made in may 2014 i filled out the form but i got a really good deal on this new unit from a trader in the EE whats a Xps2 worth ?
Its brand new in the case with reg card manual everything even have the original cardboard cover on the plastic case .
Also how bad is this problem really im not planing any trips to where its + 120 degrees i just shoot on vancouver island ! i like the site.
Im just wondering how much of this problem is for extream combat situations that im never gona see anyway.
Has anyone up here had one fail even ?
There is another thread that explains the issues, but to answer your questions:
It affects all the sights, including the latest ones. There does not appear to be a fix for the issues at this time, and given that the issues are a result of the technology, unless there is a major advance in holographic laser technology, or L3/Eotech change to a different technology, there is unlikely to be a fix.
It is also a mistaken belief that it only occurs at temperature extremes, as shifts of 2 to 6 MOA due to thermal drift can occur within the given temperature range, and paralax error up to 12 MOA at 0C and 20 MOA at -15C can occur.
What does it mean for someone who only takes their gun to the range? You may have to re-zero it whenever you go to the range. If you hunt with the sight, it could result in a missed shot, or a wounded animal.
Whether you can live with that is up to you. You currently have the option to return the sight to the manufacturer for a full refund plus $15 shipping.
Some people are returning their sights, because they have experienced issues, some because they no longer work, some because they can get more for the sight than they paid for it, some because they want to try something different, and some because they believe that the company committed an inexcusable act by knowingly selling faulty sights to people who put their lives on the line for their country and fellow citizens.
Regards.
Mark




















































