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Sights for a Pistol Caliber Carbines (PC Charger)
Posted on 5/18/20 at 11:31 am
Posted on 5/18/20 at 11:31 am
i'm fishing for thoughts before purchasing a sight for a Ruger PC Charger.
use of firearm is for home defense (it is a 9mm)
options..
#1
Trijicon ACOG. the simplicity and "always on" of it is very appealing... but it costs more than the gun. (which is the negative). also i'm not sure if i want/need magnification. and i worry it is overkill for my purpose with this gun.
#2
a holographic sight. would costs about half as much as the ACOG. it is known. i've used a EOTECH for years on a ar15..and have been a happy customer.. but has a battery. and murphy's law states it will go out when i actually need it.
#3
a cheapo red dot. it shouldnt cost any more than half the cost of the holographic. i can order on amazon and have it at door in the morning. negatives.. unknown quality and that bettery.
any recommendations on placing optics/sights on smaller pistol style rifles?
use of firearm is for home defense (it is a 9mm)
options..
#1
Trijicon ACOG. the simplicity and "always on" of it is very appealing... but it costs more than the gun. (which is the negative). also i'm not sure if i want/need magnification. and i worry it is overkill for my purpose with this gun.
#2
a holographic sight. would costs about half as much as the ACOG. it is known. i've used a EOTECH for years on a ar15..and have been a happy customer.. but has a battery. and murphy's law states it will go out when i actually need it.
#3
a cheapo red dot. it shouldnt cost any more than half the cost of the holographic. i can order on amazon and have it at door in the morning. negatives.. unknown quality and that bettery.
any recommendations on placing optics/sights on smaller pistol style rifles?
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Posted on 5/18/20 at 11:50 am to mrgreenpants
quote:
a cheapo red dot.
Holosun and Sig both are good quality cheaper options with "shake awake" features. An ACOG on a 9mm carbine is a bit over the top, plus the BDC reticle is kinda moot.
Posted on 5/18/20 at 11:55 am to mrgreenpants
quote:
Holosun and Sig
Grab a red dot by one of these and enjoy.
I have a Sig Romeo 5 with the motion activation. No problems over the last couple years.
Posted on 5/18/20 at 11:59 am to mrgreenpants
I put a Vortex Sparc II on my little AR-9
Posted on 5/18/20 at 12:31 pm to mrgreenpants
quote:
a cheapo red dot.
nothing more required.
i have a docter red dot on my uzi
Posted on 5/18/20 at 6:28 pm to mrgreenpants
A Remington 870, 12 or 20 gauge...
An acog has next to zero value for home defense applications, and I love my acog and used the hell out of it in Afghanistan.
If you are firm on the charger then I’d recommend the Leupold Delta Point Pro. LINK
An acog has next to zero value for home defense applications, and I love my acog and used the hell out of it in Afghanistan.
If you are firm on the charger then I’d recommend the Leupold Delta Point Pro. LINK
Posted on 5/20/20 at 9:26 am to 10MTNTiger
i ended up a Sig Sauer red dot..fits nicely.
these PPC guns can *almost* be carried concealed(in a laptop bag)
..fun to shoot.
//i agree on the remington.. but i already had a semi-auto 12 gauge..and was happy with it.
these PPC guns can *almost* be carried concealed(in a laptop bag)
..fun to shoot.
//i agree on the remington.. but i already had a semi-auto 12 gauge..and was happy with it.
Posted on 5/20/20 at 1:23 pm to 10MTNTiger
quote:
Leupold Delta Point Pro
$519.00
No thanks
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