This is more of red dot rear blade than a "scope". Looks interesting for a pistol or carbine, just wondering if anyone had any experience with it. It appears to be a very new product.
Tasco Optima Red-Dot Sight
Tasco Optima Red-Dot Sight
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Anyone seen the Tasco Optima Red-Dot Sight?
- Thread starter JimR
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Jimr,
I have this mounted on a Kimber Gold Match, and am going to mount it on my Premier II when I get it.
These work as advertised, at least for me. It is not a sight that you would want to use on your primary home defense weapon, as you must take the cover off in order to activate it. I shoot a lot at 50', and it is very accurate on bullseye style shooting.
I had a few problems in adjusting it initially, but once I had it zeroed in and had the screws locktited (is that a word??), it has held for the last 8-9 months. I shoot about 400-500 rounds a week, mainly through this pistol, and it has been rock solid.
No, I am not a sales person for Tasco. Also, I would like to report that of the many thousands of rounds through the Kimber, no problems except those that I created with my own handloads (for those doubters and naysayers).
Casey
I have this mounted on a Kimber Gold Match, and am going to mount it on my Premier II when I get it.
These work as advertised, at least for me. It is not a sight that you would want to use on your primary home defense weapon, as you must take the cover off in order to activate it. I shoot a lot at 50', and it is very accurate on bullseye style shooting.
I had a few problems in adjusting it initially, but once I had it zeroed in and had the screws locktited (is that a word??), it has held for the last 8-9 months. I shoot about 400-500 rounds a week, mainly through this pistol, and it has been rock solid.
No, I am not a sales person for Tasco. Also, I would like to report that of the many thousands of rounds through the Kimber, no problems except those that I created with my own handloads (for those doubters and naysayers).
Casey
Installed one myself on my Glock 21 in about 5 minutes. Works very good. Best price I have seen them and where I got mine was MidwayUSA. The sight was $150 which included a Weaver style mount. I went ahead and got the Glock mounting kit for another $40.
[This message has been edited by AndABeer (edited August 04, 2000).]
[This message has been edited by AndABeer (edited August 04, 2000).]