They seems like the best for the money. Anybody use them. I know they are expensive just looking for some real world reviews with turkey loads. Thanks
I have been running an Aimpoint 9000sc for several years and am thoroughly impressed with it. Have used it on a 10 ga and a 20 ga.
I use a micro h2 . Expensive for sure but best I have used . Clear optics without a blue tint , plenty of dot intensity adjustment small . I like I can use it with protective lense on .
Aimpoint 900SC on my Winchester SX3 and it's been perfect in every way. I would buy another in a second. Expensive but you get what you pay for.
I have several, on my personal guns and work guns. Wouldnt have anything else on a gun used to protect myself. They are pricey, but there are definitely a buy once cry once purchase. As others have mentioned, the 9000sc is a great sight for hunting, as is the micro. But they are all great options.
sportoptics has 'em 17% off today. Still bleedin' $$$, but I'd spend that for a deer scope. I hunt turkey 20 times more than I hunt deer.
Thank you all for your responses
I have the Micro T-2 that I bought from Larue tactical, with the quick detach low mount it was the best price I could find. I also have a sparc II , they are both good optics , my preference of the 2 is the aimpoint
Are y'all guys having any issues with the aimpoints sitting too high. I was thinking about an Trijicon MRO instead of a FF3 but wasn't sure about how it would work out especially if I switch out the stock for one with a pistol grip. Many of these stocks look like they would put your eye too low.
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Aimpoint S1 mounts to rib. Almost same height as your bead.
I have a T1 on a Cynergy. It sits a little higher than I like but not enough to matter. It's not like I'm skeet shooting with it. I was going to get a cheek protector to raise me up a 1/4" but never got around to it. I got use to it I guess. I did raise the comb a little when I first installed it. The Cynergy has a little adjustment but it wasn't much.