This thing is cool. Anybody tried one?

[Logan370]

This Thing looks like a great idea.

https://youtu.be/6pHOSbztXik

 

[Paul15]

Interesting

 

[silverfoxdj]

I like it, wonder if any one in Canada will bring it in

 

[road.ripper]

Dayum , Cant find it on Leupold site ? ?

 

[IM_Lugger]

Why??? No thanks.

 

[Dagmaar]

2020 has sure seen some cool optics . There are so many choices now !

 

[marshall]

looks like a bit small field of view ?

 

[lerch641]

looks like a bit small field of view ?

Compared to something like an RMR? Sure.
But I see it more like a half way between irons and the average pistol RDS. Might also be easier to fit in a holster since it doesn't look much taller than suppressor height irons.

 

[marshall]

I think for bulls eye work, would be great, a lot of RMR dots are a bit big. Price point will have a lot to do with it for me, as I don't shoot much any more.

 

[Cpt.Flan]

interesting

 

[polaris]

I like it, wonder if any one in Canada will bring it in

will be $800 when it gets here.

 

[BioPace]

will be $800 when it gets here.

Yeah, I think it will be pricey compared even to getting your slide milled and a red dot.

 

[Thorsbear]

Looks like it would work in the rain unlike the standard pistol red dots

 

[barrett50cal]

Why??? No thanks.

My guess is for concealed carry in the US, since they made a point of saying it fit Glock19 non-MOS — and also most holsters.

looks like a bit small field of view ?

I thought so too. Going the opposite way of Trijicon SRO’s huge FOV, which everyone seems to like.
My guess is for dynamic targets you’d have to use the unit’s body as a ~90 MOA “ghost ring” with a 3 MOA centre dot.

Could work — I’d be interested in trying it.

 

[nitroxace]

I am intrigued. This would definitely be one of those items that would have to tried out on the range before passing judgement. Price is also a factor. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Sassybee]

looks like a bit small field of view ?

Field of view is unlimited with a reddot.

Yeah, I think it will be pricey compared even to getting your slide milled and a red dot.

Milling your slide will cost around $300, a quality red dot closer to a grand.