Primary Arms SLx Series 2.5 x 32 mm Red Dot Sight
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Notjoe Brandon's Review of Primary Arms SLx Series 2.5 x 32 mm Red Dot Sight
Very rugged optic with clear glass and the etched reticle is a great plus. Great for use in home or outdoors to distances out to the practical use of the fourth best varmint round, the .223/5.56
I always see people describe this optic as a "poor mans ACOG", i call B.S. on that as one doesnt have to plant their eyeball on this prism optic like you do with the overrated ACOG.
If you are older and have Astigmatism/both near and far sighted, this surpasses any red dot magnified or not as you dont get the flare one gets if hampered with astigmatism when using red dots.....no "comet tail" or "puff ball". The ACSS reticle is incredible as well. Rather than being a "poor mans ACOG" I think of the ACOG as an idiotic way to waste a lot of money. Just because GI Joe runs an ACOG on some video game doesnt make that overpriced brick a superior optic. Both are equally rugged.
Get one while you can. Soon Brandon will declare these as being racist and ban them.
I always see people describe this optic as a "poor mans ACOG", i call B.S. on that as one doesnt have to plant their eyeball on this prism optic like you do with the overrated ACOG.
If you are older and have Astigmatism/both near and far sighted, this surpasses any red dot magnified or not as you dont get the flare one gets if hampered with astigmatism when using red dots.....no "comet tail" or "puff ball". The ACSS reticle is incredible as well. Rather than being a "poor mans ACOG" I think of the ACOG as an idiotic way to waste a lot of money. Just because GI Joe runs an ACOG on some video game doesnt make that overpriced brick a superior optic. Both are equally rugged.
Get one while you can. Soon Brandon will declare these as being racist and ban them.
Pros:
- Everything
Cons:
- A new generation is coming that is lighter
Best Used for:
- every reasonable application
Would Recommend:
Yes
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