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March 1st, 2007, 10:45 | #1 | |
Optics protector on G36
I have a stock G36, with the default handle and optics. I was wondering if it's necessary to put like a plexyglass protector infront of the optics like you would on a P90 RDS or on a large scope? The front of the optics is small and it seems unlikely to be a problem, what do other G36 users say? And if yes, how did you go about mounting it?
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March 1st, 2007, 12:02 | #2 |
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naw. The only time you really need a lense protector is with something like an Eotech Holosight. A scope or RDS lense can take quite the beating by airsoft BBs. Especially with the G26 optics, they are so small, chances of them getting hit is very low.
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March 1st, 2007, 13:15 | #3 |
I've taken my 430fps M24 point blank to several different optics and every time the BB turns to dust and not a scratch is left on the lens. I've done this to aimpoint replicas, civilian model RDS' from sporting goods stores, and Bushnell scopes.
First game I got my holosight I used it without a lens protector and it took several shots straight on from upgraded guns at 20-30 feet, not a scratch on it either but I'm still making a lens protector for it. |
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March 1st, 2007, 18:02 | #4 | |
Ok, thanks for the answers guys.
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