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    I don't think you have to worry about zombies! However, it does make a good story line.
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    Love the red dot scopes.
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    While I've never used a scope of any kind on a handgun, I am puzzled by the mounting of yours. I fully understand that the way it is mounted allows you to 'Easily' have vertical and horizontal adjustments.

    I just don't understand 'why' some things are upside down/didn't the factory have thought this design all the way through?

    See the area outlined in Red;

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    Thanks in Advance for tolerating my ignorance. :
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    Quote Originally Posted by cudarunner View Post
    While I've never used a scope of any kind on a handgun, I am puzzled by the mounting of yours. I fully understand that the way it is mounted allows you to 'Easily' have vertical and horizontal adjustments.

    I just don't understand 'why' some things are upside down/didn't the factory have thought this design all the way through?

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    Always thought the same thing about that. I blame it in the guy applying the sticker, probably left handed. [emoji38]

    But it might be because of how I positioned the scope, so the on/dimmer switch would be operated by my left hand while holding the revolver in my right. Nahh, it was the sticker guy. [emoji6]
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    Here's a pic of the switch/battery compartment/ light intensity switch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    Here's a pic of the switch/battery compartment/ light intensity switch.
    A third KNOB brings an entirely different aspect to the situation.

    Definitely Had To Be The Sticker Guy!

    Unless you've got the scope on backwards
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    New DPMS Oracle on sale today at Brownells. Only about a 45 minute drive.
    So much lighter than my Sig.
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    Nice! Wish we could get together and pop some caps someday!
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    may be a little lighter than your sig ,, but my sig shoots circles around any of my ar,s ,, and I have some pretty nice customs,,, the sig 556 swat, is a no fail weapon,, its about the only thing I shoot any more but nice sale price Tc
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    Quote Originally Posted by tcrideshd View Post
    may be a little lighter than your sig ,, but my sig shoots circles around any of my ar,s ,, and I have some pretty nice customs,,, the sig 556 swat, is a no fail weapon,, its about the only thing I shoot any more but nice sale price Tc
    I have not even shot this DPMS yet and I know my Sig 516 patrol will shoot much nicer. Basically it was on sale and rebate, then my wife said well go get one. I pretty well ran out the door you have a pic of your Sig SWAT?
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