@EvanSlipk@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs ..and if you direct mount, it's only one failure point - the screws. Optics don't just disintegrate and yeet themselves off a slide.
@EvanSlipk@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs When an optic comes off a pistol slide, it's the result of only two failure points. The mounting plate, or the screws. It can happen on any optic, and is not a reflection of the quality of the optic itself.
You don't know what you're talking about.
@n7nar0sis@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs It was a question, with an emoji at the end dude. You don't seem to interpret text very well, which seems to be a recurring theme for you. I told you I read the thread:
@AKmountain_guy@Alligator_shoes What if all things being equal, they were both driven reasonably on paved roads, and the F250 still kicked the bucket first?
That's the point I'm trying to make.
@n7nar0sis@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs Holy fucking thin skinned, Betty. It was an honest question.
I DID read the post, entertaining enough that I followed you. If you've read my arguments here, we're actually in agreeance.
I'm sorry I hurt your feelings, Hoss - just a bit of banter.
@BradB_556@Alligator_shoes@AKmountain_guy "The 507 is fine. Holosun is fine. One experience doesnt make them bad, same as your SRO."
This is far too close to the truth and even keeled of a take for this discussion. Get out of here with that nonsense.
@Alligator_shoes@BradB_556@AKmountain_guy I shoot USPSA twice a month, sometimes more. I see a LOT of Holosun and OSight optics being run, on some pretty Gucci LO/Open guns too.
Trijicon warranty is pretty good (as it should be for that price) from what I've heard, I'm sure they'll make you whole.
@AKmountain_guy@Alligator_shoes https://t.co/aBLJwnWauw
$850 optic can't survive a drop from knee height. MANY people have reported breaking the lens on their SRO from light bumps and small drops.
At least you paid a premium because it's made in America, and it makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
@AKmountain_guy@Alligator_shoes Because it's not a "duty optic", that excuses an $850 optic from kicking the bucket after < 10k rounds? Seems like an awful lot of cope.
@AKmountain_guy I refuse to accept they're a superior product, too much anecdotal evidence to the contrary.
You are also confusing cheap with frugal. I buy American when I can, but I'm not going to spend more on an equal product purely on principal. If you do, more power to you.
@AKmountain_guy There are certain things in life I don't buy second hand. Underwear, mattresses, and you can include optics. I've got a half dozen HS sights, with 50-60k rds collectively over the last 8-10 years, ZERO issues. You're paying double the price for an RMR because "Made in America."
@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs If I had something that failed after that much use, I’d probably buy it again for that reason alone. Depends entirely on the use case, though. I have different standards for competition vs duty/carry.
What is be running instead?
@EvanSlipk@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs Lens flying out of optic = legit criticism.
Optic flying off gun = illegitimate criticism.
Don't be intentionally obtuse, there's a clear difference.
@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs They're not bomb proof, but Holosun makes great optics, with unparalleled value, and a great warranty.
Hope they took care of him, that glass should have a lifetime warranty, and that's clearly an example of something that would be covered.
@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs Judging by the slide wear, your buddy put a serious number of rounds through that gun. That optic has some mileage on it. I've seen worse happen to brand new RMR's and SRO's. Ever seen the number of RMR's with cracked lenses from waist high drops?
@EvanSlipk@AKmountain_guy@ControlledPairs When an optic comes off a gun, it's because it's improperly mounted. Wrong torque, no thread locker, sheared screws, incorrect screw length, mounting plate defect, take your pick.
Has ZERO to do with the optic itself. I've seen it happen to Trijicons plenty.