I've already read good reviews on it, and it came highly recomended by a good friend. I just wanted to know what you guys thought of it. 
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$429
I could have done with the $369 model 512 AA, but the 552 was all that was in stock, and after spending almost 1800 dollars on the rifle so far, what's another $60.
I could have done with the $369 model 512 AA, but the 552 was all that was in stock, and after spending almost 1800 dollars on the rifle so far, what's another $60.
LOL, This one has already been inspeced by Inspector 13, hehe.RiceCakes said:DONT USE IT!!! Instead, QUICKLY ship it to me! For, umm, inspection....purposes...yes.....
HURRY!! You think I'll inspect them FOR FREE forever???
This one is night vision compatible, and water resistant to 33 meters, not 15, as is the 512.Shooter said:So I always say................why not get the next best thing !!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:
So you got the better one :!:
It's probably better, so what's better in this model then the cheaper ( :wink: ) one...........?
Well, from what I gather, you need a long rail, but if you put the night scope behind the 552, and hit the button, you can see the recticle when you look through the scope. And with the 552, who needs flip up sights?
Not likely, that's why I want the AA model, it uses AA batteries wich have a 600 hour, continuous use, life span in this device, with standard alkaline batteries. Wrap your fingers around some lithium AA's, and you can kick that up to 1100 hours.Shooter said:If the battery fails ???TheGuyver said:Well, from what I gather, you need a long rail, but if you put the night scope behind the 552, and hit the button, you can see the recticle when you look through the scope. And with the 552, who needs flip up sights?
(This is at the highest setting of 12 BTW)
But, lets just say the worst happens, the country goes into civil war, hell brakes loose, the lanscape is turned into a lawless wasteland, and you are ready with your little arsenal. But, the batteries just went dead on your EOTech scope. You might have dificulty finding a type N battery, but you opted for the AA model, it was a little more, but all you have to do is crack open the nearest remote control, and you have new batteries. :twisted:
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