U.S. Special Operations forces are using rifle sights that are supposed to help shooters accurately hit their targets but instead have a defect, acknowledged by the manufacturer, that potentially endangers the lives of service members in combat, according to court records and military officials.
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... I'm sure I glad I was using Iron Sights when I was last in a War Zone!
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Misleading article. These are red dot sights designed for CQC. the fact that they might be a couple of minutes off doesn't make much difference at 100 yards or under. Note to Geek: The military hasn't much used iron sights for the past 10 years or so on their long guns. Mostly they use some sort of optic. Sort of like IPSC/USPSA Open Division.
Yes. I am ... acquainted with the C-more.
They're like my cell phone; when the chips are down, so is the battery. And drop either on the ground and you're wishing you had something more robust.
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