mj36639
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Quote:wow, u must make a whole lot more than I do. things aren't tight, just too many pans in the fire right now. And if you read my other post, you'll see that a stated I can't sell the gun, dad would whoop me. Frankly, I picked the two red dots up on here for cheap because I needed one and they were cheap, so I bought two to see which I would like. I have my sights set on a meprolight because it has the reticles I'm looking for.
Some of us are perfectly willing to use the equipment we can afford at the time and are perfectly aware of the limitations that may be put on us by such equipment. we will make do until we can get better stuff. It's obnoxious and discouraging to read a post from someone who says they have x amount of dollars, which scope, or caller, etc. should I get, only to have a bunch of guys say whoa wait til You can afford one two or three times as much. NO! That's what they can afford to spend now, and they wanna hunt now, not in a few months or longer. A lot of us started out hunting with what our parents can afford and worked up to nicer stuff, some of us still have to.
So lets stick to the topic at hand. If I wanted opinions on what red dot to get I would have asked.
Well I guess we live in the age of instant gratification. Never mind my advice. If you would have saved the dough you spent on the NC star you would have been half way towards something that would actually be serviceable like Pahntr suggested and you would likely not be having issues with your optics. I guess you couldn't wait another payday. That's what I do but hey it's your money your business. I shall withhold further constructive advice since you are averse to it.
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