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Just a heads up for those ballers on a budget that want to get in on a pretty good value.
Armament Technology Inc, the company the brings you Elcan and Tangent Theta optics has had a reasonably-priced (competitive with the Razor HD2E 1-6) optic out for some time.
Despite being light, affordable and well thought out, it utilized a unique X-pattern design in the reticle to serve as a rapid-aiming feature along with an Acog/elcan style BDC.
Recently they decided to put out an improved reticle that does away with the "X" and shifts over to a mil-based hold system that is similar to the NF 1-8's and Razor 1-10 layout. Granted it's not a daylight-bright "dot" but the illumination can give you a very bright crosshair and useful aiming at 1x...besides, everybody doing that offset mRDS anyways.
While I've had one of the older model 1-6's on a dept. gun, I've been very happy with the cost, size, and the incredible image quality and forgiveness of the optic. I'm very excited to see they've addressed what has been its biggest "weakness"
Armament Technology Inc, the company the brings you Elcan and Tangent Theta optics has had a reasonably-priced (competitive with the Razor HD2E 1-6) optic out for some time.
Despite being light, affordable and well thought out, it utilized a unique X-pattern design in the reticle to serve as a rapid-aiming feature along with an Acog/elcan style BDC.
Recently they decided to put out an improved reticle that does away with the "X" and shifts over to a mil-based hold system that is similar to the NF 1-8's and Razor 1-10 layout. Granted it's not a daylight-bright "dot" but the illumination can give you a very bright crosshair and useful aiming at 1x...besides, everybody doing that offset mRDS anyways.
While I've had one of the older model 1-6's on a dept. gun, I've been very happy with the cost, size, and the incredible image quality and forgiveness of the optic. I'm very excited to see they've addressed what has been its biggest "weakness"
