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Yes, that's the main difference between the aimpoint and the vortex. The vortex had a more intense dot. It's slightly larger ( and I guess blurry-ER) which makes it easy to see when shouldering the rifle. The aimpoint is small and precise. ( which I'm sure is what both companies were going for ), it just takes a sec to find it.

Not Brian, As far as red dots go on 223/556 ar15's. Most 100 dollar red dots won't get killed by recoil. But, to be safe, I think most people try and steer you to something like an aimpoint pro or a baseline eotech for 350-400. I personally have had great luck with a 150 dollar vortex strikefire, and eotech xps2 (400), and an aimpoint pro (375.00). I'd say the eotech works the best, then the vortex, and lastly the aimpoint. The vortex seems to be a cheap copy of the aimpoint, but target acquisition is easier on the vortex. But, apparently the aimpoint can take a big beating... And it's said that the vortex is strong... But not as strong. And then (finally) there are the 1000+ club which include some of the trijicon acogs, Elcans (2-3k), and 1-4x offerings from companies like Schmidt & bender. But these are all out of my price range based on necessity. I have zero experience with them. You also have to be careful of how good a "deal" actually is. The OP posted a 1200 dollar red dot that was on sale for 500. You do have to realize that these are always "on sale" for 700.00. So it's really only like you are getting 200 off.

ATTN Mojoe http://www.slickguns.com/product/kel-tec-pmr30-22-wmr-fiber-optic-sight-2-30rd-mags-49999-1298-sh

heck of a deal, bump for you.

THEE BUSTER!

I believe the one in Westerville on Schrock looks plain (but well-kept) and plays the most like real golf. I believe Magic Mountain (by QSL in Polaris) looks cool and fun, but require no skill as the ball will go in random places.

I take VERY good care of my stuff My Contact info: Bob Brayer (Ohio) 330-464-077four bob.brayer@gmail.com 1:8 buggy ASSOCIATED RC8B-E - 300.00 Team LTD Chassis (metal stuff, carbon fiber stuff) Hobbywing 1900KV motor Hobbywing 4s waterproof ESC Wheels and tires on it are practically brand new Jconcepts Comes with extra wheels and tires

is that Brandon Wright's raver twin?

I'll take 2 boxes of that fioochi 38spl

Bump

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I have 50 empty 38special brass casings. Make offer

Guns and watches And cigars (but I smoke them too)

Have some stuff to sell. text me - 330-464-077four Magpul moe grip - 15.00 Ar15 charging handle - 20.00 Magpul enhanced buttpad - 20.00 HK mr556 Rail panels - 70.00 HK MP5 A3 ATI retractable stock - 140.00 Nikon Monarch 3 Scope 5-20x44 - 450.00 Paid 570.00 on 9/14/13 AR10 (308 AR) 10 rd magazine - 25.00 Bushmaster, only used once. built like a tank.

For sale, 308 practice ammo. Shoots straight for about 125-150 yards. Fun to plink with. Bought 600 rounds, selling 300 rounds. Asking what I paid, 22cents per round (after shipping). 50 round box = 11.00 dollars all 300 rounds = 60.00 dollars (discount)

850 Rounds of Russian 545x39. Sold my AK74. I will sell 425 for 90.00 I will sell 850 for 170.00 (less than what I paid) Call or text Bob - 330-464-077four

bump please, offers will be listened to...

I find a sub-700-dollar non-.40-cal BNIB USP to be a good deal... http://www.slickguns.com/product/hk-usp-standard-9mm-425-151-modular-synthetic-grip-blue-finish-69699

I have shot a 5.7. It is a really nice weapon. Though, the plastic slide is odd to me.

Sure will! saw an ad on slickguns earlier this week for 499.90

I see them for about 500.00 normally.

No I am not. You are stupid! HUFF< PUFF !!!! OMFG!!!.... ...yes.... http://www.concurringopinions.com/archives/images/shame2a.jpg

I have a buddy who has one. he loves it. Says its a really neat gun to shoot. I personally have no experience with one. I'd love to shoot it if you buy it and would gladly trade some trigger time.

Saw that! Seems like a whole lot of gun for 400 bucks!

Almost Everything about the gun (inclusive if the pattern of the parts) is/are pretty much proprietary (which has it's drawbacks when there are no options except for the high dollar HK upgrades, and some geissele). Take a closer look at the gun, it's not standard mil spec pattern. The bore Is uncoated and tapered. I'm sure the colt is chrome lined and non-tapered. The HK has an ambi safety and has a firing pin safety. The upper/rail heights are proprietary/different than all other ar15's. It's wierd, there are only 3 rails that will fit the gun (hk, geissele, remington defense). The lower May remind you of a standard mil spec lower... But it's not, it's thicker, has a more flared magwell, and some other aesthetic differences. The other main difference would be the piston system. Obviously. And, the gas block has a release port. I'm sure I'm missing other stuff too. When I got the gun I took it apart and was amazed at how much different their parts were. Can't run another barrel, rail, only some triggers work, etc... Trust me kids, it's different than a mil spec pattern/dimension gun. I'm not claiming that the differences make it better (well, maybe some if them do...). I'm claiming that it is different. I'm also claiming that it is reliable. I've seen several colts fail to eject, mine has not. I'm sure there is an MR556 out there that has, I wouldn't be so ignorant as to say one hasn't. You also have to realize that Frank is a ball buster. He knows the HK mr556 is superior to a colt 6920.... People like to hate on HK. It doesn't bother me. Frank (I'm sure, jokingly) claimed the only difference was the roll mark. You asked me to point out the differences. I did.