What's the difference between this and the TMS Tactical AR version of the magnifier?
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Nothing except this one comes with the FTS mount where as the TMS Tactical AR version in the magnifier solf by itself without the mount.
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This comes with the flip-to-side mount to make it easier for you to switch from zoomed viewing back to your red dot, if need be. Same magnifier though.
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I believe the optical zoom is the only difference. It is 24x vs. 30x optical zoom.
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The mount is extra. I ended up buying the low profile and the raised mount. I added the 3X magnifier which required the higher mount. I believe I had to go aftermarket through Brownells to find it.
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By the way, I'm a buyer of this product and not the seller as your question insinuates. You are probably talking about the Sig CP-1 vs CP-4. One is 3x and the other is a 4x Magnification. For more information, do a internet search on each
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the TA 31 RMR has the reflex red dot sight for short distance shooting already mounted on the scope whereas the TA 31 just has the 4x32 optic.
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it does , however If I had to do it all over again I would get the magnifier for the eotech, its a lot more but for its purpose the advantages are worth the extra dollars. mako works ok but its harder to move out of the way make sure you get the quick disconnect because a lot of the time you might want it off.
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Both the reticule and turrets are MRAD. That's one of the nice things about this scope. The turrets match the reticule, so no conversions.
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Both are seprate pieces so if you just want the eotec holographic sight you don't have to have the magnifier. Or you can mount both the magnifier does flip out of the way. I have them both mounted on my ar15 and love it
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NO It has no magnification or night vision capabilities but works great on AR's out to 300 yards. It has a red and green reticle and is easily adjustable. The red and green reticles over power the light coming thru the scope and make it hard to see targets after dusk. Battery life appears to be very long lasting as I have been using mine since 2009 and have not had to replace batteries as yet. My Vortex StrikeFire did come with an additional device to enable 2X but I have not used it. I would recommend the Vortex StrikeFire to anyone wanting a quick sight picture. I own 3 of them. Thanks for asking. JJF NO It has no magnification or night vision capabilities but works great on AR's out to 300 yards. It has a red and green reticle and is easily adjustable. The red and green reticles over power the light coming thru the scope and make it hard to see targets after dusk. Battery life appears to be very long lasting as I have been using mine since 2009 and have not had to replace batteries as yet. My Vortex StrikeFire did come with an additional device to enable 2X but I have not used it. I would recommend the Vortex StrikeFire to anyone wanting a quick sight picture. I own 3 of them. Thanks... » Read More NO It has no magnification or night vision capabilities but works great on AR's out to 300 yards. It has a red and green reticle and is easily adjustable. The red and green reticles over power the light coming thru the scope and make it hard to see targets after dusk. Battery life appears to be very long lasting as I have been using mine since 2009 and have not had to replace batteries as yet. My Vortex StrikeFire did come with an additional device to enable 2X but I have not used it. I would recommend the Vortex StrikeFire to anyone wanting a quick sight picture. I own 3 of them. Thanks for asking. JJF « Show Less
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Hello,I would be happy to help you with this today! This is the most current model Vortex 8x36 R/T Tactical Monocular with MRAD Ranging Reticle.I hope this helps!Thank you,Customer service
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I believe there is a slight difference on light transmission that is coming through the scope and the the adjustment turrets.Best bet is to go on nikon's website and look at their spec's.If not stated call their customer service number and ask to speak to someone who is knowledgeable about this.
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As far as I know, any magnifier with picatinny base should work. The height for magnifying components based on a picatinny rail is pretty standard.
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No it does not, there is no scopes out there with a built in magnifier; more accurately a variable magnifier. However, you can buy HHA sights, somewhat pricey, but good quality sights which can you can accessorize with a fixed power x2 x4 x6 lens for magnification. I currently have one of their higher models and the construction is top notch. Both sights have their advantages and disadvantages, what you should get depends on 1) the use and 2) affordability. Hope that helps.
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I'm sorry - I don't know what picture you are referring to; and I do not know the answer to your question. I do not have any knowledge on Aimpoint magnifiers.
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Not sure but for the money this is an excellent choice. I have 0 complaints with this optic. I also bought the 2x magnifier, which is nice if you are shooting 100+ yards
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No it is not. The only one in ATACs offered by Millet is the TRS 1 which has MOA/MIL They do however make a MIL/MIL that is illuminated in matte black. Having your turrets match your reticle is the way to go. I have the one you're inquiring about on a 338 Lapua Magnum. Does the job well for my needs.
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As others have noted, this does not have any crosshairs (same as anything else called "magnifier", as opposed to a "scope"). However, there are red dots out there that you could use this with that are battery-less - look at Meprolight M21, in particular.