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Help lining up the two optics

skillfulmmd

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Hi guys,

I just picked up an EOTECH holo clone to use with my rear magnifier scope but I'm having issues lining up the holo sights dot with the magnifier.

If you look at the images here you can see that the rear optic seems to not sit flush and the red dot is well off when looking down straight.

http://imgur.com/a/gmyms

If anyone has any advice on fixing this that would be great!

 
you can adjust the windage/elevation of those magnifiers to a degree but they are not great or built to very good tolerances.

 
The only way I managed to get the front end of my magnifier to go low enough to look through an EoTech style sight was to take the front wedge block adjuster out completely.

Unfortunately, the cheap clone optics ended up giving me a shitty, blurred sight image and I quickly realised that if something was actually in range, then chances are I can see it perfectly well unmagnified. One of the biggest mistakes new players often make is thinking that their gun fires far enough to need a magnified optic to see what they're shooting at!

 
Depends on a few things. I can't make out an armband colour at the maximum range of my AEG, so I've found ACOG replicas very useful for outdoor games.

 
What is? Shooting everything that moves and not bothering to ID friend from foe?

 
I don't play that way personally, but that's not the thread topic so I won't start a debate about it.

 
Thanks for the input guys. I will give it a go and see where I get!

 
I was lucky with my EoTech and magnifier.

Align perfectly. However, bloody heavy. On subsequent rifles I've just gone for an optic with built in magnification like an ACOG or one of the L3 optics. Takes up less room and is a lot lighter.

 
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