Looks good.Originally Posted by JCN
What pisses me off is Trijicon selling a plastic tool for $15 and not including one with every SRO.
Looks good.
What pisses me off is Trijicon selling a plastic tool for $15 and not including one with every SRO.
“There is no growth in the comfort zone.”--Jocko Willink
"You can never have too many knives." --Joe Ambercrombie
Years late and dollars short.
“BuT aT lEaSt It’S nOt ChInEsE!”
Aaaaaand? Innovation is innovation, and Holosun has been working the hell out of that angle and holding up particularly well.
With the circle-dot reticle with the new RMR, is it Holosun’s turn to sue Trijicon?
“Conspiracy theories are just spoiler alerts these days.”
Pretty sure “it emits a dot with a circle around it” is long dead as “prior art.”
I continue to be baffled by Trijicon’s choices. This, after the RMRcc, after releasing an optic specifically disclaimed for duty/carry use, after choosing not to update their duty optic line for YEARS…
Well, you may be a man. You may be a leprechaun. Only one thing’s for sure… you’re in the wrong basement.
Interesting. I had heard recently they would be coming out with an “ENCLOSED, SRO window with RMR footprint.” Looks like 2/3 were right but doesn’t seem mind blowing.
One of the reasons I like the RMRcc.
Ken
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Trijicon is supposed to be coming out with an enclosed emitter optic as well.
Allegedly.
In a way this makes sense, but WAY late.
Agencies want battery swaps without having to remove, remount, and re-zero the optic.
Many agencies won't buy optics from China.
Agency contracts help with private sector sales, and . . .
Many individuals want battery swaps without having to remove, remount, and re-zero the optic.
Many individuals won't buy optics from China.
Both want a larger usable window.
So this sort of makes sense. What doesn't make sense is why they didn't do it four years ago, when developing the SRO.
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Which is why Holosun should set up a final assembly shop here in the U.S.
They could sell these "assembled in America" optics as part of a premium line or maybe just transition all sales to American assembly. They could probably move to making optic housings in the States and assemble optics with a mix of domestic and imported parts.
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SIG would probably sue them for stealing SIG’s scam.
Yeah maybe.
Holosun does have a law enforcement version of the 509T. Also the EPS I believe. But these are standard Chinese products that are going through a couple additional QC checks. I think the market would welcome the additional step of US assembly.
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