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Unlicensed Dremel · August 4, 2014, 01:33 PM

The style isn't as important as the quality.

That Leupold Prismatic rocks because it can still be used if your batteries go TU. But the tradeoff is that it doesn't have unlimited ER like most ESDs.

Try for Trijicon or Zeiss. If you can't make that, go for Aimpoint or Leupold. If you can't make that, go for Eotech. If you can't make that, go for Burris, Bushnell TLR-25, or Vortex Strikefire... in my belief. I've left some out, but that's a pretty decent general take on it. It's all about budget. Tube or panoramic or otherwise matters not. Quality does.

August 4, 2014, 01:33 PM	#11
Unlicensed Dremel Junior member Join Date: February 13, 2014 Location: Flathead Valley, MT Posts: 2,187	The style isn't as important as the quality. That Leupold Prismatic rocks because it can still be used if your batteries go TU. But the tradeoff is that it doesn't have unlimited ER like most ESDs. Try for Trijicon or Zeiss. If you can't make that, go for Aimpoint or Leupold. If you can't make that, go for Eotech. If you can't make that, go for Burris, Bushnell TLR-25, or Vortex Strikefire... in my belief. I've left some out, but that's a pretty decent general take on it. It's all about budget. Tube or panoramic or otherwise matters not. Quality does.