I've never used an Elcan before. But isn't the point of a 1-x LPV optic not having to mount a second optic?
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I've never used an Elcan before. But isn't the point of a 1-x LPV optic not having to mount a second optic?
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You may not have time to manipulate the throw lever/power ring. It also acts as a back-up sight (not seeing any BUIS on that gun).
Last edited by Default.mp3; 03-14-2017 at 10:59 PM.
Interesting. The Elcan does come with small BUIS on top of the optic, but they're pretty minimal. (That looks like a 1-4 Elcan.)
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That's an uncommon setup for an Elcan IMO.
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Alright optics experts...what kind of MRDS is that? DP Pro? Leupold?
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I think it's a DocterOriginally Posted by MSparks909
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Pretty sure it's an L3 EOTech MRDS. The Docters don't have the windage adjustment visible on the left side of the optic.
Last edited by Default.mp3; 03-15-2017 at 01:28 PM.
It is indeed. I have one. It has the metal shroud on it.
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The ELCANs we were issued with the Mk16 (SCAR-L) had Docters on top. We generally removed both, and just ran our EOTechs or Aimpoints. Even on 1x, the ELCAN had some issues with eye placement relative to the lens, so a MRDS was a nice to have thing.
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