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RUBBERDUCKEY August 5th, 2005 13:57

Elcan red dot scope
 
I was planning to get a Elcan red dot scope for my m16a2 and I was wondering if this is any good or should I go for something elce?

Jackals August 5th, 2005 13:59

First off its Elcan or Elane depending on the Model. Second, real ones are rare and hard to come by and are normally really expensive. Third, you will need a flat top reciever to mount the Elcan on to it.

ToRN August 5th, 2005 14:00

not necesarily, you can go for the ghey look, and mount a rail to the carry handle.

Jackals August 5th, 2005 14:02

Yea, but even it wont work right, I tried mounting the TH version on my old G36 and didnt work too well.

Doesnt Matter, my real one looks great on my C7A2 :P

RUBBERDUCKEY August 5th, 2005 14:09

Sorry it Elcan. So this scope won't fit on to the m16a2 is their any other scopes that good?

Jackals August 5th, 2005 15:34

It will fit, if you replace your upper reciever.

RUBBERDUCKEY August 5th, 2005 18:52

ok thanks.

Armedsask August 9th, 2005 09:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jackals
First off its Elcan or Elane depending on the Model. Second, real ones are rare and hard to come by and are normally really expensive. Third, you will need a flat top reciever to mount the Elcan on to it.

The real ones are neither rare nor hard to come by. The are, how ever, expensive. A remanufactured Elcan can be had for around $700.

Armedpacifist August 9th, 2005 13:34

700? Geeze, I got a real one off this very board for $275.....

By the way, Elcan isn't a red dot sight...

Check ebay.

sherlockbonez August 9th, 2005 17:52

[QUOTE=ArmedPacifist]
By the way, Elcan isn't a red dot sight...
[QUOTE]

There's an airsoft version that's a reddot.

Phalanix August 9th, 2005 19:36

I don't think there is... there's only the Elcan by Samurai and the Elane by Happy Trigger. Both are scopes. You have a link for the airsoft Elcan RDS?

PTE. Pyle August 9th, 2005 21:10

if u dont want to replace your upper get a rail mount for your carry handel and get a nc star scope they are a decent cheap good looking scope

Jackals August 10th, 2005 01:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Armedsask
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jackals
First off its Elcan or Elane depending on the Model. Second, real ones are rare and hard to come by and are normally really expensive. Third, you will need a flat top reciever to mount the Elcan on to it.

The real ones are neither rare nor hard to come by. The are, how ever, expensive. A remanufactured Elcan can be had for around $700.

Not to argue, as you are partially right, I was more going towards ones that still have working trinium(sp?)

CDN_Stalker August 10th, 2005 09:05

The Elane/Elcan airsoft version isn't a red dot, it has crosshairs that illuminate in three intensities of red and three intensities of green. And it's magnified, 3x I think, but I find it hard to get eye relief right on easily. Seems to be "Get it damn close or you can't see" type of arrangment.

Nice scope though!

Phalanix August 11th, 2005 17:39

Well, the Elcan replica by Samurai doesn't have illuminated sights. But it does have a better eye relief and IMO has better clarity. It uses the three-bar pattern reticule. But the bars are a bit thick IMO.

The Elane replica by Happy Trigger, replicates Elcan's M145 scope. The Elane version has red/gree illuminated sights - but the eye relief isn't as good as the Samurai. It also comes with two types of screw on sun-shades. And I think the reticule looks better than the Samurai version.

Both replica scopes, however, have very good construction, very solid and are nice to have if you don't want to spend the money on the real thing.

I can try to get the two together and do a mini review later...


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