This is posted on socialist media. The new SCS-Carry. It is described as closed emitter and made for the RMSc or K footprint.
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This is posted on socialist media. The new SCS-Carry. It is described as closed emitter and made for the RMSc or K footprint.
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SCS as in solar charging (no battery, capacitor I guess) with the dual light sensors coupled to their newer SCS automatic intensity adjusting algorithm...? If so, that would be cool.
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Green reticle I assume?
Nice. Interested in seeing the first reviews.
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So this is essentially a 320-SCS made for the RMSc footprint? If so, thoughts on how it compares to the EPS Carry?
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Watching with interest, as this should fit either my Shield Plus, or my K cut 1911 without too much trouble.
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I prefer RED dots, but I'd take the green in this since it's going to have a super low deck height and long battery life.
I saw a pic of this online but couldn't find any info on it (trying to google Holosun SHOT SHOW 2024).
So far, the EPS/EPS-Carry have both been great, but would love to test one of these (or let someone who shoots 10X as many rounds like GJM test one for me).
Yuck! No manual controls is a dealbreaker for me.
But I bet they sell 10 million of them. Could be the best option for a casual gun owner in the footprint they are most likely to have on their carry gun.
Any chance that the new auto adjusting algorithm will result in a slightly brighter dot? All of my Holosuns are roughly one click too dim for me in auto. A compelling case for using the auto feature for defensive carry has been made by one of the resident experts (I think GJM, not certain) but I need a little more dot.
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