Aimpoint Micro
I.m looking for a red or green dot scope for my sons 10/22. Thinking about an Aimpoint Micro clone or something with some magnification for plinking and squirrel population control. Anything that stands above the rest or what should I avoid?? Casper507 3/25/2012 12:44:45 PM flynhiraptor: I.m looking for a red or green dot scope […]

I.m looking for a red or green dot scope for my sons 10/22. Thinking about an Aimpoint Micro clone or something with some magnification for plinking and squirrel population control. Anything that stands above the rest or what should I avoid?? Casper507 3/25/2012 12:44:45 PM flynhiraptor: I.m looking for a red or green dot scope for my sons 10/22. Thinking about an Aimpoint Micro clone or something with some magnification for plinking and squirrel population control. Anything that stands above the rest or what should I avoid?? Does he already have peep sights on it. www.tech-sights.com Nodak Spud has a rail and rear peep combination so you can have both. Aimless [Site Staff] 3/25/2012 1:20:37

3/15/2008 4:46:36 Thanks for the write up! I also heard of another method to ID a fake. If you get in a car crash at 65mph and your Aimpoint survives then it’s the real deal MrMojoRising

2/9/2012 12:20:17 PM PRO… longer battery life, better Scope Mount and smaller dot. packinkimber45

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But the Samson flip to the side scope mounts is cool, and I think the LaRue pivot scope mounts is considered the best, but the ADM swing scope mounts should be good too. Never had a PA magnifier mount. jb2c

4/10/2012 8:48:06 PM It all depends on what you are comfortable shooting with. If you are familiar with traditional 2 point rifle slings on a rifle and using them to steady your aim then that might be a good option. If you are used to the combat single point rifle slings then that might be a good option. I would say try both and see what you are comfortable with. I have the Condor bungie that converts from a 2 point to a 1 point sling. That way I can use it however I am comfortable with the particular weapon platform I am using. kevinjprice

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4/23/2012 12:36:10 PM MAP: techbrute: It would literally cost less for you to move to a free state than for Magpul to come out with a new product which has a VERY limited market. There are probably more 30 round PMAGs actually sold in Texas in one year alone, then the entire demand for 10rd mags in CA. True. Doesn’t Magpul make a “block” to limit mag capacity to 10 rounds? Mike Magpul does make 10rd limiters, but California law requires that mags that are converted be done in such a way that it would destroy the magazine if it’s tampered with again after the conversion is done. There have been cases here where LE has questioned the way high capacity mags have been converted and that’s trouble I don’t need. Combat_Jack

3/29/2012 11:54:29 AM By RandyStacyE: By chito24: Im looking for tight groups on paper. Any suggestions on good 1-4? Like i said i am willing to spend 600$ now because the Rifle scope i get will go on my .308 build when done. I also know 600 is not a whole lot of money but i am not competing any time soon…. You’ll want more magnification than a 1-4x in my opinion if you’re looking for tight groups at LONG distances. A 1-4x is great on a 16″ battle rifle IMO but that isn’t going to be a varmint rifle. I currently have a 3-9×40 and I want more magnification than that. Once you start checking the prices of Rifle scopes that are over 3-9x you’ll see that the price scale jumps pretty damn high. Get the best that you can afford and you will not regret it. A wide magnification range is ideal IMO. Keep in mind that you may want to shoot at closer distances sometimes, so you don’t want your low end of the magnification to be real high. I’ve had my eye on the Bushnell HDMR 3.5-21X 50 and the Bushnell 3.5-21×50 Elite Tactical. That’s a hell of a magnification range. It lets you shoot close and far. Yeah i decided to go a different route…. Those are nice but very expensive….. TY for the info…. chito24

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