That backpack is pretty massive. I hope it is not necessary to counterbalance ACRO's weight.Originally Posted by jellydonut
That backpack is pretty massive. I hope it is not necessary to counterbalance ACRO's weight.
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I mean, I’d rather run a RDS that is durable and works in all lighting conditions than have to worry about how awesome my buis are.
BUIS should be for when your RDS goes down completely. Not to make up for shortcomings in the performance of your RDS.
I think there is room for respectful disagreement, but “shortcomings in the performance of your RDS,” is something I definitely associate with the RMR. There is a reason you see ZERO better shooters using an RMR in USPSA Carry Optics competition.
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While I do love me some gun games, context matters...
I was specifically talking about a pistol mounted RDS on a carry gun in low/no light use in-conjunction with a weapon mounted or handheld white light.
As far as Carry Optics division goes, does anyone really care about iron BUIS?
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Good get on the video. Sounds like not quite ready to ship.
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That Aimpoint rep needs some remedial safe weapon handling training. I thought muzzling his hand early on was the worst until he flipped the gun around, grabbed it by the muzzle and hammered the optic into the table with the muzzle facing backwards into him and the peanut gallery.
Yikes!
Karl Rehn has said that he used the BUIS for the close-in shots when he made GM in CO, ignoring the red dot.
At this point, unless he muzzles Wayne Dobbs, I could care less what he does, as long as we get to see an actual Acro. Seems weak that they are doing a redesign of the cross bolt and battery compartment to “all use the same tool as a Micro,” when the market has been waiting forever for these.
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