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Most don’t consider optic height when installing a scope or red dot. I’ve been researching the best heights and what yardage to zero. I’ve had good luck with a 36 yard zero. And this mount helps with that.
The aimpoint is good, still visible, but very low brightness on the lowest setting (could still be a little lower for nvg use), but a very bright dot with clear glass on the other brightness settings
The specprecision ED 6-24x50 scope is great, the glass quality is outstanding, and it really impressed me. It holds zero on 5.56 and 7.62 thus far (around 400 rounds), and i dont mean any offense but for the cheap price i did not expect a lot. The turrets track well and the diopter adjusts fine. Like ive stated the glass is great, very little loss of light and the reticle is crisp and clear even at 24x. The turrets and levers feel high quality, there are tactile clicks on the turrets and the anodizing seems to hold up to light scratches. The reticle lights up well, it becomes bright and very easy to spot. I am impressed with the scope, but i have found a few, non critical issues: The parallax adjustment is not accurate in meters, i will try to show this tomorrow with a video, but at 100m confirmed range, the parallax and focus adjustment has to be set to 200-300m to be accurate, but the scope has very little parallax shift anyways so it is not a critical issue. My biggest issue thus far is dust on the reticle. This was only slightly visible on a very bright day, and to get a picture of it (pictures in this email) I had to aim the scope at my monitor. This is also not a critical issue that makes me unhappy with the product, but it's somewhat disappointing considering how high quality the rest of the scope is. It is easier to spot the dust particles at high magnification in a dark room with the brightness on full. The dust will get hit with the same red light as the reticle.
La lunette est excellente, la qualité du verre est exceptionnelle et elle m'a vraiment impressionné.
This red dot is the best bang for your buck. This is the third one I have and they have all worked great.I put this one on a taurus tx22 and zeroed it in recently.They all have held zero well ,even the one on a s&w m and p 9mm. The only draw back is the activation button is in a awkward location but I have used a wooden dowel the size of a pencil and sanded the end to a angle and that has worked well. I just use these for target shooting at the range.




