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Nope. Just close in age. They sometimes like to mess with people though and dress like each other.

@@Quietnotcasual ...very kind, thank you,...Ric 🫡

I don't usually rely on the directions on the optics for that reason. I believe they may have some worm gears or something to where you have to adjust both to move them in a particular direction. I think I set the thermal zero (which is separate and digital) and got a good zero there. Once I did that, I could fiddle with the red dot dials to match my thermal zero. Alternatively, if you can laser bore sight that can be helpful. Or if you have a rock solid base... set your original optic on a point of reference, carefully remove the original optic, set the new optic on the rail, try to match the point of aim with the new optic. This will get you close as long as you don't move/disturb the gun. Having a vice helps a lot with this. It can save a bit of ammo by getting you started close.

Thanks! It's really awesome to see how much they've gotten better over the years.

I did find a good group/home. We have a solid place for what you’ve described. ua-cam.com/video/XZv7_0mlFvw/v-deo.htmlsi=Xh1lY2v1f5qqajpU Here’s how we normally run.

Can’t find a way to direct message. Here’s where we are: discord.gg/convergent2024

I slapped the video up real quick. They are in that order listed.

@@Quietnotcasual sweet. Thank you. I have a GL4 on the way and i feel like there’s no good videos of them under nods.

It was in addition to a Reddit post I made. It’s between a VIR2 and a surefire v1b. It will spill onto the foreground but it’s got greater throw than the Inforce and VIR. I don’t know if the stronger lasers they’re offering are better since it’ll be brighter foreground and brighter laser splash.

@@Quietnotcasual thank you. I'm trying to set it up on a ps90 with max expected range to be around 100y. The tlr that I ran in the past was close but not the best for this distance. Your comment is definitely giving me hope.

It’s more than a Unity high rise setup. If I remember right it was close to 3” height/bore.

@@Quietnotcasual thats insane

It has a wide range of brightness. You can definitely have it too bright (where it reflects off your face), so it's mostly user-dependent. I preferred to keep the brightness down because the thermal image would obscure the true view of what was in front of me. If the thermal image is too bright, you may as well have a dedicated thermal. Any optic can give you away if viewed by opposing NV (from the brightness reflecting off your face).

@@Quietnotcasual good to know that, thanks

It was in the area of about $4K USD give/take.

Not really. The reason why is because there is the recoil reducing portion of the mount in that block. It helps to take the shock of the recoil from messing up the thermal unit itself. It definitely doesn’t seem quite refined and was quite heavy. Holosun has their own offering but they have the same issues of limited PID and useful detection range due to the smaller thermal diameter.

The picatinny adapter itself doesn't house the recoil dampener. Thats a separate unit which goes into the little box like shape under the unit and is actually very slim. The dampener is installed into the pic rail mount which is kept high to clear any rail accessories. The only way to get the optic closer to the pic rail is thru a custom job. You can have the recoil dampener turned into a low-height mount itself. Though, even a regular flip up sight will obstruct its view.

Thank you!

In actual use, the dot does not have any hindrance. Looking through the red dot it is clear. On my instagram I ran it during a Tac night and despite the weight/form factor, it ran like any other red dot. Since it did not have recording capability on board, I had to shove the camera right up to the lens. Some of the reflection from the internal wizardry may be more obvious due to this. The purple hue may be from the anti-reflective coatings, but there is definitely not a tinted glass like some other red dots. Thanks for the question!

@@Quietnotcasual cool,I'm going to use the red dot alone during the day，I'm worried about the blurred vision caused by the purple lenses，if without thermal How does he compare to eotech and holosun（optical performance）😁？

@@alex-vw8jr it is a clear glass and behaves more closely to a holosun (red dot). The color you see is not apparent in normal usage. Most optics have an anti-reflective coating applied to the front of the lens. It’s to prevent glare and the loss of light being reflected off the surface. At certain angles, you can see this color. It’s used in eyeglasses as well. But looking through it normally, it looks clear. The Eotech uses a laser-based holographic sight so the technology is different. On a true holographic sight, your brain believes the reticle is at the same plane or distance as the target. For a red dot, your brain knows the red dot is in the optic and there can be a shift in your focus (back and forth).

@@Noble_Titus Does what he sees in the mirror actually resemble what he sees with the naked eye？or some purple vision😃

It occasionally will lag. I can't replicate it 100%, as in - try to overload the sensor with crazy changes. So I can't anticipate when it will happen exactly. It does, by default, start off in an auto-shutter mode. You can set it to manual, but I haven't messed around with it enough to figure out if it will "lag" less by switching to manual. The "click" sound lets you know there was a change.