how do i know if a HOLO scope is for AIRSOFT or REAL GUN on amazon?!
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I own various Eotechs and Aimpoints. Despite what the fanboys say, both have been equally reliable, and to be honest, I shoot better with Eotechs.
I'm not sure where the hate for Eotech products comes from, but I can say for certain that there is trend at CGN where you'll find firearms owners(or posers?) apparently having problems with certain reliable products on the market, ie. H&K and Glock. I can't explain this phenomenom?????????
Paul
I'm not sure where the hate for Eotech products comes from, but I can say for certain that there is trend at CGN where you'll find firearms owners(or posers?) apparently having problems with certain reliable products on the market, ie. H&K and Glock. I can't explain this phenomenom?????????
Paul
I recently got in an argument with a wannabee gun owner a.k.a airsoft champion over my choice for an optic. This guy said I was a complete idiot for paying $600 for an EOtech when I could apparently get the same thing for $40 at an airsoft store. He accused me of knowing nothing about firearms and that I was a sucker for falling for such a scam.
I told him to give me his magical optic for a day then I'll give it back to him broken after all the internals are fried, he refused. I also asked if he's such a gun expert then where the hell is his license? Turns out he's never even fired a gun before. Oh and did I forget to mention that apparently my .338lapua isn't considered a large caliber gun?
It's almost like a 15 year old mastering all the different types of sports cars out there then when he gets his license he goes out and buys a minivan.
Moral of the story is be prepared to open your wallet for a good optic, nothing good ever comes cheap in the world of firearms.
I told him to give me his magical optic for a day then I'll give it back to him broken after all the internals are fried, he refused. I also asked if he's such a gun expert then where the hell is his license? Turns out he's never even fired a gun before. Oh and did I forget to mention that apparently my .338lapua isn't considered a large caliber gun?
It's almost like a 15 year old mastering all the different types of sports cars out there then when he gets his license he goes out and buys a minivan.
Moral of the story is be prepared to open your wallet for a good optic, nothing good ever comes cheap in the world of firearms.
