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Tactical Mirror Sight
Having read Leroy Thompson's article on the tactical mirror sight in the Oct. 2008 SWAT magazine, I see that I was beatened to the design. The idea isn't original to me and Union soldiers did something similar during the Civil War. From Sam Watkin's book, Company Aytch:
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Confirms my belief that there's nothing truly new, just different revisions. Thanks, Gary.
Denny
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November 6, 2008, 09:23 PM | #3 |
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Just got a Tacsurv catalog and
Denny,
I don't know if it's a waste of time for a SWAT review, but there's a sophisticated mirror that works just like the sight reviewed by L. Thompson. ParaScope "delivers a new capability to the urban combat tactical environment for safely identifying and engaging targets." Suggested MSRP a mere $1,599.95. I'll settle for the one in the magazine. Easy, light, won't cost as much as an AR itself. Gary
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