Leupold Sale @ SMGA

[NewLeaf]

Does anybody buy those micro dots? Seems like a good set of night sights would beat that tiny thing? I have the new mepro light set up for a g29 but haven’t put it on yet , scared , the way it’s working now. Any how , looks like Smokey Mountain Guns & Ammo has some good deals right now. Here’s a few

 

[Lazarus]

I don't have a DPP but would like to try it. I want to put one on my Mk12 clone since I have the Leupold scope on it. I have a RMR, Burris FF and the Sig RDS and they all are good

 

[NewLeaf]

I don't have a DPP but would like to try it. I want to put one on my Mk12 clone since I have the Leupold scope on it. I have a RMR, Burris FF and the Sig RDS and they all are good

Found this at EuroOptic.com. I think all the Razor stuff is US or Japan? I thought about putting it or one of the DP’s

on a scoped AR for backup? Or 2?

 

[NewLeaf]

I have 45 degree irons now and like’em but those dots are Sweet.

 

[BHPSteel]

Or

https://www.opticsplanet.com/vortex-viper-red-dot-6-moa-sight.html

 

[GFB]

I think Razor is Japan and Viper is China.

 

[4ssss]

I have them on an Sig 322 and a Glock 42. I use the Sig micro dots because they have a setting for a circle dot, which I like the best.

 

[NewLeaf]

I have them on an Sig 322 and a Glock 42. I use the Sig micro dots because they have a setting for a circle dot, which I like the best.

This is the micro I was talking about. Weird looking too lol.

I have 2 of the SIG Zero and never had trouble yet for $79.99. 1 on a S&W M&P 10mm (2.0 blah blah haha) . EDIT: 2 SIG zero red dots still in the boxes. Put a tried and true Venom on the 10mm closest to the front door ; these days it’s easier to teach most = put the dot on the target and shoot.

 

[4ssss]

It doesn't look like they need the slide to be cut, and they are tiny. Wow. Here's 2 pics of my 42 with the Sig

 

[spicysausagedog]

I have a DPP from several years ago. It's nice and crisp, but now that optics like the Gideon SRO knockoff are available, I don't really find the DPP as appealing.