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ajy101 December 14th, 2007 17:17

That's awesome information. Thanks for that.

So am I right in saying that, an RDS/reflex-sight is all one really needs for airsoft? With the limited airsoft range, unless one is totally blind - why would one need the extra range of a scope?

Second question is this: those reflex sights that look like a scope for airsoft but only have x1 magnification - are those used in real-life, or do all the real reflex sights look like those square window things?

thanks!

ThunderCactus December 14th, 2007 17:29

http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper...eddot%20Scopes
http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper...eddot%20Scopes
Both those are red dots, typically if it's a long tube it's a scope, if it's a short tube it's just an RDS

And to add on to making fun of using an AN/PEQ against an enemy with night vision, not only do you need to worry about your AN/PEQ, but your IR tabs, ACU is obvious under NVG, any fake gear lights up, and they may want to turn the IR strobe light on their shoulders off :)

leblanc74 December 14th, 2007 17:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ronan (Post 595246)
I'm bidding... tis so going on my ptw ris!

I just sent my offer, this will be sweet can you imagine on the field a PTW with the hood ornament as a front sight?....

CDN_Stalker December 14th, 2007 18:24

Damn leblanc, seems you are following me around. Make sure you point out those who suggested the entire thing. :D

ajy101 December 14th, 2007 19:27

What about my question about scope magnification? For an AEG, is it really necessary to have a scope with magnification, or is it really just window dressing? I'm thinking with airsoft ranges, scopes are just window dressing, am I right?

thanks!

CDN_Stalker December 14th, 2007 19:55

Actually they are useful in some areas, scoping out detail at longer ranges, pinpointing your shots on smaller areas (like a bum exposed from behind a tree), verifying that you did in fact hit the guy, etc. Fussy eye relief and lack of fast acquisition are two downfalls of a magnified scope, but with both 1x RDS and 4x scopes, there are pros & cons between the two.

So no, it's not "window dressing" at all.

Dracheous December 14th, 2007 19:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDN_Stalker (Post 595366)
Damn leblanc, seems you are following me around. Make sure you point out those who suggested the entire thing. :D

Then more and more people will just see how you're trying to trick people to add weight and surface area to themselves and their guns to give you a bigger target... :P

CDN_Stalker December 14th, 2007 20:08

That is true, and makes them move slower too. Look at Apoc and how often I've shot him.

techobo December 14th, 2007 21:42

As I said before, unless you're going for a sniper/sharpshooter role with an upgraded AEG, you will do fine with an RDS. And ya, in real life, people use reflexs with no magnification.


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