Optics Recommendations for a Colt LE6920?
- Thread starter Herakles
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ELCAN SPECTER DR 1-4X.
-Has almost double the eye releif of an ACOG.
-Switches between 1x and 4x magnification.
-Proven to be tough as nails in combat.
-It's Canadian made and US SOCOM issued.
-Reticle lights up in a few different ways depending on your intended use.
-ARMS Quick release mounts (no, they are not having issues anymore).
There are a few things that i like more about ACOGs but I won't get into that because I still feel that the Elcan is a superior product. They are expensive though.
-Has almost double the eye releif of an ACOG.
-Switches between 1x and 4x magnification.
-Proven to be tough as nails in combat.
-It's Canadian made and US SOCOM issued.
-Reticle lights up in a few different ways depending on your intended use.
-ARMS Quick release mounts (no, they are not having issues anymore).
There are a few things that i like more about ACOGs but I won't get into that because I still feel that the Elcan is a superior product. They are expensive though.
ChrisAlston
Regular
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
I'm a big fan of both the ACOG and Aimpoints. With the 4x32 ACOG I can easily shoot fast at close ranges with both eyes open, the illuminated reticule gives a very similar effect as my Aimpoints. My ACOG is the TA02 model, the one that is illuminated via LED and powered by a AA battery. This gives total control of the illumination, and means I still have a fully functional scope even if my battery dies due to the etched reticule. It's a really nice do-it-all optic, my only criticism of it is the short eye relief.
If you don't want any magnification then I will always recommend Aimpoint. I have the micro H1 and the PRO with 2 MOA dots, both are excellent optics you can't go wrong with.
If you don't want any magnification then I will always recommend Aimpoint. I have the micro H1 and the PRO with 2 MOA dots, both are excellent optics you can't go wrong with.
