Better budget optic than Holosun?

[thatjimboguy]

Is there a better budget optic all around than Holosun? Rifles, pistols, etc. I think Holosun for the Money is hard to beat. Thoughts?

 

[jwamplerusa]

No

 

[Gunmetalgray]

No

+1

 

[Jont22]

I agree - hard to beat. They're also one of the few that have green dots which work better for my eyes.

 

[Spartanmage]

The 507c is my go to on builds. Reliable and user friendly.

 

[profjeremy]

I have several Holosun optics and can’t argue with the fact that they’re great. But I also really like most of the Sig optics I’ve have and think they’re also a great value for the money.

 

[Spartanmage]

I just recently got a Sig Sauer Whiskey3 but have yet to put it on something.

 

[profjeremy]

I just recently got an Sig Sauer Whiskey3 but have yet to put it on something.

I haven’t tried any of the Sig scopes, but I’ve owned quite a few of their red dot models and LVPOs and I’ve thought they were almost all great values.

 

[armalitesheepdog]

I just went to the micro 9mm plastic fantastic FN with a Holosun and am very happy with my “Green Dot”
My 1911s are range toys now I still love them

 

[BackFromDC]

Hard to beat unless you're looking for something more than 1x...then you need to do some shopping and spec comparisons.

 

[DadSmith]

Is there a better budget optic all around than Holosun? Rifles, pistols, etc. I think Holosun for the Money is hard to beat. Thoughts?

Try Tacticon.com
I use their MRDS on my Dagger got it for $150 Christmas sale. It has around 400rds on it so far. It's been good so far. Only thing I don't like is you have to remove the MRDS to change the battery.

 

[keeph8n]

I grabbed a Primary Arms for my girls Canik. I personally run EOTechs, but she wasn’t sure what she wanted so I got her one to try out.

 

[Expat]

I have learned on the INGO that the cheapest Chinesium product is always the correct answer.

 

[BackFromDC]

I have learned on the INGO that the cheapest Chinesium product is always the correct answer.

I mean if you break it you can always get on Temu and get another one. I find that it's usually the correct answer after buying all the expensive Gucci stuff. Most I know who get wish.com optics are just trying to get something for another gun they just bought

 

[Combat Engineer]

I bought a cheap optic for a cheap rifle. It's a Sightmark m spec. I'm frankly surprised at how much I actually like it.Durability? Who knows...it holds zero.

 

[Expat]

I think I have some less expensive but nevertheless outstanding optic in there on a book shelf. It has never failed, not one time and it has laid on that bookshelf for at least 15 years.

 

[Combat Engineer]

Im not saying it's awesome or better than anything else,it's on a rifle I would let a friend use.Nothing I own that's firearm related lives on a shelf other than my ammo supply.

 

[Dean C.]

Been beating on 507Cs for a while and for $275 you cannot beat them.

 

[92FSTech]

Been beating on 507Cs for a while and for $275 you cannot beat them.

Agree with this. And if you don't need the reticle options, the 407c is an even better value.

 

[Goodcat]

I run ATACRs, ZCO, March, Tangents, RMRs, T2s, etc. I understand quality and reliability, and have put a LOT of lesser optics through the wringer. A lot. I still carry a holosun on my edc and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend most of their models. IMO, there is no other budget optic brand like holosun, and they always punch above their weight class. I’d almost say they don’t make budget optics, they make pretty darn good optics, for cheap.