EOTech EXPS2

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SKU: EOT-EXPS2
UPC: 672294600275
Manufacturer: Eotech

I am currently using this on a 9mm AR Pistol. Having used other Red Dot sights of various quality, I now know why this optic costs as much as it does. The quality is definitely worth the additional cost. The mounting system is quick and easy and comes with a knob or hex screw. What I really like about the optic is that the reticle visually appears to be the same size no matter what distance it is viewed at, similar to a Front Focal Plane scope. Since I am using this on an AR pistol build, this works very well when held close to the eye or at arm's length. When adjusting shots for distance, placing my point of aim at the bottom of the outer circle will have the same effect when held at arm's length or closer. When turned on, the optic always starts at the same brightness level, no matter what your last adjustment was. The brightness levels have a huge range of adjustments and will work in just about any condition imaginable. Adjusting for point of aim is very easy. 1/2 MOA adjustment is more than adequate for my needs. The optic stayed zeroed even after 400 rounds were fired. I did mount the optic at the recommended Ft-Lb level (I think 17 ft-lbs).

This item sets atop an AR platform, and I have found it a very functional sighting system. Quick to find and place on the target. Really enjoy the large window pane. It is comfortable and easy to use with both eyes open. Also, able and easy to work through when iron sights are in play, and the dot is off.

I have this on my SR556, it's easy to use, have had no battery issues, zero has held even though the rifle gets bumped around a bit. It also makes it easy to shoot with both eyes open, which has been difficult for me with other sights.

Slap one on a Kel-Tec KSG for the ultimate home-defense/ CQB rig. Bore-sighted in with a chambered shell simulator, and the party was on...... 1st shot dead center of milk jug at 50 feet. This is my 3rd Eotech.

Great product. It is a little expensive, but you do get what you pay for. My shotgun was accidentally dropped from about chest height, and the sight broke my shotgun's fall on concrete it never lost zero the protective cover was a little scratched up but never lost zero; that is all that matters. If you are looking into sight like these, just spend the money and get a good one from the start before you spend the money on a lesser quality one and then end up buying a good one its cheaper that way.

Purchased the XPS2-0 sight and mounted on a Remington 870, 12 Gauge, for deer hunting. The holographic sight is excellent for use with someone with older eyes and tired of using iron sights. This holographic sight makes target acquisition easy. It is easy to use with one or both eyes open. I took a deer with this combination at approximately 60 yards with one shot. This is my second EoTech holographic sight, and I absolutely love them.

I purchased this for my S&W 657 41 magnum pistol, which I have been hunting with off and on for 18 years. I previously had a red dot scope on a B-Square rail, which I was very successful with, but I decided I wanted to have something with quicker target acquisition and to avoid the parallax problem with my former sight. I was pleased when I purchased it, it looks bulky on the gun, but I was able to sight it in very quickly. I love the 68 MoA circle with the 1 MoA dot, I can quickly get on a deer, and the 1 MoA dot allows me to accurately place the shot. I would recommend this for any pistol hunter; it is a very rugged sight.

Yo, it's an Eotech; these things live up to the hype. it shoots accurately and they make your rifle "interesting," as Townsend Whelen would have said. It's heavier than some other sights, but if you have vision problems like I do that make traditional optical devices and lensed scopes inoperable; or if you are looking for a reflex sight that is always right no matter whether you are over the gun or shooting with both eyes open, this thing is the best of the possible options.

Now that I have old eyes, I can't use iron sights anymore. I have two other red dots I tried first, and while being magnificent sights, the tiny dot was complex for me to get a fast acquisition. So...I bit the bullets and spent the dollars. Well, I never looked back. This is a fantastic sight. The 68 MOA circle makes target acquisition fast, and it's fabulous shooting with both eyes open, and no matter where your head is if you see the dot on target, you hit the target. One thing I really love is that it has a great Field of View. Also, the small size leaves plenty of rail space too. My only regret is I should have gotten the NV compatible model. Other than that, I'm one happy camper.

The EOTech EXPS2 is flat out awesome! Lighter and smaller than the older units and takes only one battery as well. The built-in quick-release mount is yet another feature this little guy offers...for the price it is one heck of a unit. I had little problem zeroing this guy in at 50 yds, after that you can use the ring ticks for closer or longer shooting. I will add that so far the mount has held zero after removing it repeatedly AND it is nuclear bright if you want it to be. Awesome, no complaints thus far.

The EOTech exps2 has a very nice reticle, and the glass is very clear. The adjustment for the brightness is excellent can use in direct sunlight or dark, colossal range. The parallax on this is fantastic! You can move your head all over, and it stays on target very well. I have a very lovely accurate AR-15 and was groping five shots in a 1/4 inch at 50 yards. I had shots going through the same hole. So even without magnification, this works great! Some say they get the grape effect but turn down the brightness and don't stair at the reticle look at the target, and you will be fine. If you have bad eyesight, this will show it. I have astigmatism, and this sight reminds me, but with my glasses, it's perfect.

I bought this product because the buttons are located on the side of the unit, which made for more comfortable excess, and it uses the CR123 battery. The other units that use the AA batteries I hear can corrode. I have used the CR123 battery in an Aimpoint red dot and have not had that issue. I would say I like this product a bit more over the Aimpoint because I can see my targets quicker, and I love the halo around the dot for close-range targets.