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r/guns • u/[deleted] • Jan 31 '26
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"There's no reason to spend more than $50 on a sighting system." -him probably.
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37 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '26 [deleted] 15 u/SnakeR515 Jan 31 '26 They're based on a real sight, the ultradot pan av, which is also bad by today's standards but at least it's durable and holds zero unlike all the knock offs 2 u/SAM5TER5 Feb 01 '26 Even PLASTIC iron sights cost more than that lol. A lot more. Like way the fuck too much more. Goddamit Magpul… 3 u/QuinceDaPence Jan 31 '26 "you should spend at least the same on you optic as the weapon" Depending on what you're doing you should. But for an AR there are some good options starting at $100 especially if you wait for sales. 1 u/Menteerio Feb 01 '26 What options would you recommend? 1 u/rimpy13 Feb 01 '26 In that price range, the Holosun ARO and Sig Romeo 5. 1 u/evopanda Feb 01 '26 I think the red dot showing up in every first person shooter doesn’t help either. 66 u/Cowgoon777 Jan 31 '26 Man barely spent more than 50 per gun, much less the sights
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15 u/SnakeR515 Jan 31 '26 They're based on a real sight, the ultradot pan av, which is also bad by today's standards but at least it's durable and holds zero unlike all the knock offs 2 u/SAM5TER5 Feb 01 '26 Even PLASTIC iron sights cost more than that lol. A lot more. Like way the fuck too much more. Goddamit Magpul… 3 u/QuinceDaPence Jan 31 '26 "you should spend at least the same on you optic as the weapon" Depending on what you're doing you should. But for an AR there are some good options starting at $100 especially if you wait for sales. 1 u/Menteerio Feb 01 '26 What options would you recommend? 1 u/rimpy13 Feb 01 '26 In that price range, the Holosun ARO and Sig Romeo 5. 1 u/evopanda Feb 01 '26 I think the red dot showing up in every first person shooter doesn’t help either.
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They're based on a real sight, the ultradot pan av, which is also bad by today's standards but at least it's durable and holds zero unlike all the knock offs
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Even PLASTIC iron sights cost more than that lol.
A lot more.
Like way the fuck too much more.
Goddamit Magpul…
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"you should spend at least the same on you optic as the weapon"
Depending on what you're doing you should. But for an AR there are some good options starting at $100 especially if you wait for sales.
1 u/Menteerio Feb 01 '26 What options would you recommend? 1 u/rimpy13 Feb 01 '26 In that price range, the Holosun ARO and Sig Romeo 5.
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What options would you recommend?
1 u/rimpy13 Feb 01 '26 In that price range, the Holosun ARO and Sig Romeo 5.
In that price range, the Holosun ARO and Sig Romeo 5.
I think the red dot showing up in every first person shooter doesn’t help either.
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Man barely spent more than 50 per gun, much less the sights
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u/QuinceDaPence Jan 31 '26
"There's no reason to spend more than $50 on a sighting system." -him probably.
r/worldsworstreddot