what kind of optics best for AR10? Or any semi-auto .308, I'm interested in something red dot, was looking into the Aimpoint PRO. Opinions? Advice?
Torn between quick dot sighting or long range glass myself
I've used my 2moa PRO on an AR-15 out to 500yds, it worked great. If you set the brightness to a very faint setting, it's easy to aim very precisely.
I also have a T2, which has an even crisper dot, though I've only taken it out to 300yds.
Magnification is overrated; it's useful, but people use it unnecessarily. Especially when "parallax free" sights have a tremendous advantage.
>>29562006
To clarify I don't use a magnifier on the dots. Aimpoints are amazing general purpose sights.
>>29561894
This pertains to my interests. Supposedly you need a pretty robust optic for semi auto .308s because the bolt cycling is so violent. I fear I'm gonna have to shell out for an ACOG.
>>29562006
Are aimpoint reticules proprietary to the 223/556 round?? I've read online that some are and some aren't, which is why I asked for 308
>>29562129
That's what I'm afraid of too
>>29562134
It's just a 2 MOA dot. You can use any caliber with a Aimpoint.
>>29562129
>>29562165
literally buy a good quality optic like an aimpoint or mro
>>29562134
No It's just a dot, you can zero it for just about anything. There's no drop compensator.
>>29562129
An aimpoint PRO will hold zero on a .308 just fine.
>>29561894
How far do you plan on shooting?
Magnification is really only useful for Varmint hunting, paper, and altercations beyond 400 yards.
>>29562277
Seeing someone wearing camo at 200 yards can be difficult at best.
>>29562244
100-400 yards. Nothing too long range