Scopes Ar 15

Scopes Ar 15

	Mako 5X Magnifier for Red Dot/Reflex Sights (3rd Generation) - Black List Price: $170.00 Sale Price: $89.95 You save: $80.05 (47%)

	Exclusive By NcSTAR NcStar AR15 Qr Weaver Mount Cantilever Scope Mount Rear Ring 30mm & 1 inch Inserts Sale Price: $43.76

	Ameriglo 6" Industrial Grade Safety Light Sticks, 12-hour Tactical: Yellow (10 Pack) Sale Price: $14.40

	Tapco M249 IntrafuseSAW PistolGrip Blk List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $16.49 You save: $3.50 (18%)

	AK Original Style Pistol Grip, OD List Price: $11.99 Sale Price: Too low to display

	Meade Polaris 60EQ-A Equatorial Refractor Telescope List Price: $199.99

	AR15 Combo Armorer's Wrench Tool List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: Too low to display

	Uncle Mike's Tactical Kydex Open Top Hip Holster with Paddle and Belt Loop Accessories, Black

	Warne Scope Mounts T-15 Torque Wrench (25-Inch/Pound) List Price: $25.36 Sale Price: $22.37 You save: $2.99 (12%)

	Nebo Redline Tactical Flashlight Strobe S.O.S 220 Lumen #5581 List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $21.59 You save: $13.40 (38%)

	Streamlight 88031 Protac Tactical Flashlight 2L with White LED Includes 2 CR123A Lithium Batteries and Holster, Black List Price: $80.00 Sale Price: $39.95 You save: $40.05 (50%)

	Streamlight 88850 Polytac LED Flashlight with Lithium Batteries, Black List Price: $65.00 Sale Price: $32.18 You save: $32.82 (50%)

	Precision AR-15 with Larry Crow (DVD) Sale Price: $41.95

	Uniden Digital Mobile Scanner with 25,000 Channels and GPS Support (BCD996XT) List Price: $499.99 Sale Price: $433.11 You save: $66.88 (13%)

	Tapco Sling Adapter Plug, IF STK90101 List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: $8.12 You save: $1.87 (19%)

	.223 5.56x45mm Caliber Cartridge Laser Bore Sighter Boresighter Sale Price: $6.95

	UAG Tactical 4 Reticle Red Dot Open Reflex Sight with Weaver-Picatinny Rail Mount List Price: $69.99 Sale Price: $27.95 You save: $42.04 (60%)

	Aim Sports Red Dot Sight with 4 Different Reticles List Price: $32.99 Sale Price: $29.95 You save: $3.04 (9%)

	M16 This is my Peace Sign LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT M4 .223 Sight Scope AR-15 AFGHAN TEE

	M16 AR-15 M4 Iron Ring T-Shirt .223 Sight Scope AR-15 Short Sleeve Tee

	M16 This is my Peace Sign T-SHIRT M4 .223 Sight Scope AR-15 AFGHAN Short Sleeve Tee

' BUSHMASTER AR- 15 / XM -15 E2 S REVIEW


Good scope for an AR-15?

i just bought a bushmaster AR-15.its my first rifle ive ever purchased.and i was just wondering what a good scope would be to put on it.im not much for magnification,im thinking more along the lines of HALO or reflex scopes.maybe something more tactical.any ideas of what is best,for a reasonable price?

All of the scopes I am going to list below have either 1x or at most 4x magnification. They all utilize the Bindon Aiming Concept (Both eyes open for quick target aquisition). They all have illuminated reticles, red dots, or HOLO sights, but not all of them are battery dependant. They can all be found at http://www.swfa.com/c-2183-riflescopes.aspx They have every optics system imaginable, and they have a lowest price guarantee.

The gold medal goes to the Trijicon ACOG. This scope was designed for the AR/M4 platform. They have models with 1x magnification or up to 4x. Some models caliber specific"full line illumination." Meaning your main crosshairs will be zeroed at a hundred meters, while the ones below it are accurate at 100 meter intervals out to 800 meters! They aren't bettery dependant, but illuminated. Expect to pay $800 plus for this, but it is worth every penny. Oh yeah, and they are tougher than a boot. No soldier I know would turn down an ACOG for an EOTech. *Ever since Trijicon mated with Docter Optics (tiny HOLO sight mounted atop the ACOG) for its higest end model ACOG ($1,350) it has DOMINATED both CQB, and long range combat optics. You simply cannot get both of these qualities in one package except in an ACOG.

The silver medal is EOTech's. At $400, they make one tough piece of kit. But this scope is centered around close quarters. It has no magnification, unless you want to pay another $400. You will miss out on further distances at the range, and you might as well use irons sights than try to hunt with it. It is pretty grainy, but it always works. It is battery dependant , but runtime is like 800-1000 hours though.

The bronze goes to Aimpoint at $400. Still the king of the good 'ole "red dots". It is battery dependant too, but has a runtime life longer than Methusala. No magnification, unless you want to buy a $350 extra attachement.

Brass award I guess you could call it goes to Leupold. They are great scopes, but most of them have great magnification for longer range work. They do have a new "red dot" style scope that is not battery dependant, called the "tactical prismatic" I have yet to test it, so I cannot comment on it. But since it is Leupold I would buy one blindly knowing it is a good product. They also claim it is the toughest thing they have ever built. The scope is $500.

If you don't plan on taking the rifle into combat, might I suggest a scope that has almost all of the above features, plus some for a third of the price. TruGlo makes a multi-reticle(5 types of crosshairs you can switch between), multi-colored(red or green) illuminated reticle scope. There is your choice of 1x or 2x illumination, so you can at least reach out and have a little more fun. BEST OF ALL, IT IS $134 BUCKS. If you aint going to the middle east, this scope will make you more than happy. Have a look http://www.swfa.com/pc-11169-1673-truglo-1x30-dual-color-red-dot-sight.aspx

Good luck, and happy shooting. Nice first rifle too.