.308 Optics

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