Stefan McFarland from United States, TX Public Profile

Purchased this as a cheap "proof of concept" to use an LPVO. I've run an EOTECH with magnifier for a very long time and was happy with it, but my astigmatism was making it fairly difficult to make precise shots with the magnifier. Tried out a friends' LPVO and thought it might be worthwhile, but didn't want to go crazy on price. Primary use is hunting pigs in West Texas, secondary role of home defense weapon. Rifle is a Sig MCX Virtus Pistol with 11.5" barrel. Rifle is suppressed with a surefire socom mini and has a DBAL d2. Mount used is a Larue SPR with an RMR offset.
Chose the 7.62 x 39/300BLK reticle because the BDC matches better for my shorter barrel shooting 70gr barnes TSX.
Have to say I was very impressed with it this past weekend. Turrets were very precise and tracked perfectly for zeroing. Reticle very easy to pick up. Zero'd top Chevron at 100 and BDC was dead on out to 500 on steel. 600 steel needed a little more elevation, but darn close. Took only three rounds to hit 2/3 IPSC at 600 and get wind dialed in.
For the price, I don't think it can be beat. I'll continue to use for the next year and may consider upgrading to something fancier/more expensive, but honestly this may be perfectly good enough for my uses.
Solid product, would recommend.

Avoid this mount. Stripped the bolt the very first time I mounted it. This was using a torque wrench and trying to tighten to the low end of the printed torque range on the instructions. Never even had a chance to use it. There are much better options out there.

Eotech 552 went dead after 13 years of use. Changed batteries without any luck. Went to Eotech website which recommended replacing this before sending back. Replaced with this battery cap and now works perfectly again.

Put on lightweight AR 10 build in 6.5 Creedmoor.
Pros: Excellent low light performance. Clear glass. Nice Turrets. Comes with sunshade and flip caps.
Cons: The SCR MOA reticle is a little fine but I'm getting used to it, really needs to be at 10x to be useful. Eyebox is pretty tight. Front lens cap broke on first outing. Illumination not daylight visible, but I knew this going into it like most FFP scopes.
Overall I'm very pleased with the scope so far. Has tracked consistently out to 600 on steel. This is primarily my hunting optic, and the lowlight performance is much better than my previous Leupold Mark 4. At this price point I don't think there is anything better out there. Considered the 3-15 but didn't want the additional 6 ounce weight penalty. Considered the 1-8 but the lack of parallax adjustment was a show stopper for me.