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jordanb June 15th, 2014 00:33

Setup for DMR
 
i am trying to decide on what optic setup to go with my DMR. Its between a specter dr with my ofset docter sight, or get a FTS magnifier for my holo sight?
I am leaning more towards the specter for now, just dont know which exact one. Any opinions or advice will help. Especially on brands. thanks guys

Ricochet June 15th, 2014 00:47

I found the "flip-to-the-side" to be fairly useless honestly. Try an ACOG style, Spectres are cool but they are large and heavy. Personally, I'd recommend a scope with great eye-relief/viewing area and variable zoom. 2x-4x etc, so you don't need combos are anything.

brock0 June 15th, 2014 09:40

Have to agree that flip to side optic isn't of much use unless you're playing CQB but then why bring your DMR.

Recommend a 1-4x28 long eye relief variable zoom scope. 4x is plenty of magnification for airsoft, the long eye relief makes it easy to use, costs about $100. "Sniper" is a company that makes the one I have, it's pretty good.

FOX_111 June 15th, 2014 10:09

On the contrary, I find the flip to side very good and usefull. Mine got 4x and it's plenty to ID targets and shoot.

On my sniper rifle, I either shoot on 4x or 6x with my scope. Rarely needing more magnification.

For a DMR, you need both magnification and close range capability in a second.

If a flip to side scope is not favored, I'd take a small scope with a small red dot on top.

jordanb June 15th, 2014 13:27

Im not really a big fan of the FTS, also it looks like it would take up a lot of rail space. Thats why i was leaning more towards the elcan.

I have also been looking at some RS scopes. Does anyone have any specific brands or models? Right now i am looking at..

http://www.opticsplanet.com/firefiel...fle-scope.html

Not to big, and ill be able to put my offset docter sight beside it. 1-6x so itll be perfect for any engagement.

FOX_111 June 15th, 2014 13:40

That option is viable too. The only drawback is the field of view for close engagements. A red-dot alow you to shoot with both eye open with no eye releif. This scope is a bit more restrictive.

This is my rifle with the flip to side scope. It take as much space as a regular scope. If less.
http://public.bay.livefilestore.com/...011.jpg?psid=1

ThunderCactus June 15th, 2014 17:16

Specter dr swaps between 1x and 4x, its my current fav

jordanb June 15th, 2014 19:42

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Originally Posted by ThunderCactus (Post 1895592)
Specter dr swaps between 1x and 4x, its my current fav

What brand are you using?

jordanb June 15th, 2014 19:44

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Originally Posted by FOX_111 (Post 1895565)
That option is viable too. The only drawback is the field of view for close engagements. A red-dot alow you to shoot with both eye open with no eye releif. This scope is a bit more restrictive.

This is my rifle with the flip to side scope. It take as much space as a regular scope. If less.
http://public.bay.livefilestore.com/...011.jpg?psid=1

I like it with the red dot. Whats the magnification on yours?

volteco June 15th, 2014 20:03

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Originally Posted by ThunderCactus (Post 1895592)
Specter dr swaps between 1x and 4x, its my current fav

Do you use a clone or RS? Some clones are known to not holding zero when you change magnification.

FOX_111 June 15th, 2014 20:28

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Originally Posted by FOX_111 (Post 1895542)
On the contrary, I find the flip to side very good and usefull. Mine got 4x and it's plenty to ID targets and shoot.

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Originally Posted by jordanb (Post 1895614)
I like it with the red dot. Whats the magnification on yours?

a few posts up.

jordanb June 15th, 2014 22:30

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Originally Posted by volteco (Post 1895618)
Do you use a clone or RS? Some clones are known to not holding zero when you change magnification.

Ive heard a lot of positive reviews, but like u said, ive read that a few times. How much is a RS version?

Hectic June 16th, 2014 10:25

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Originally Posted by jordanb (Post 1895647)
Ive heard a lot of positive reviews, but like u said, ive read that a few times. How much is a RS version?

about $2200.00 for a RS one. Not sure about ITAR restrictions tho

Danke June 16th, 2014 10:47

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Originally Posted by Hectic (Post 1895719)
about $2200.00 for a RS one. Not sure about ITAR restrictions tho

http://www.dstactical.com/index.php?...60628170ee6730 No need to worry about ITAR since they're inside Canada.

As for a 1-4, if you have a DR sized budget then check this one. http://www.dstactical.com/product_in...oducts_id=3780

ThunderCactus June 16th, 2014 19:58

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Originally Posted by volteco (Post 1895618)
Do you use a clone or RS? Some clones are known to not holding zero when you change magnification.

phantom gear
seems to be the most solid replica, holds its zero between 1x and 4x


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