EOTECH XPS2 Holographic Weapon Sight for Accurate Targeting

adamadam: So I bought this sight because it was basically recommended by everyone you ever talk to.

But I was after quality and the interesting thing I came across is that when I mounted the sight onto my AR, (i always have my iron sights on just in case… if your main sight goes you’re out of the fight, so iron sights are a must) and just for laughs I flipped my iron sights up and I could still see them through the holographic sight and able to aim using iron sights only! I found out the Eotech was designed to be able to be used with iron sights if needed. (I run magpul iron sights)

The hidden benefit here is, being how I haven’t been to the range yet to try out the Eotech, but I was able to zero in the reticle to the front iron sight. This is a quick way to make it functional and now I just further dial it in at the range when I go.

I mean this is a huge selling point for Eotech I didn’t even know about, worth the money just for this feature alone!

United States on Nov 22, 2023

じょんいち: 届いたイオテックのホロサイトのレンズにアメーバがすでにでていて新品でこれはないと思います。

Japan on Nov 01, 2023

宇佐美: 最初はほかの外国の方のレビュー通りグリーンのレティクルがぼやけて見えましたがドットサイトのガラスにピントを合わせるのではなくガラス越しに遠くの獲物に目のピントを合わせることによりある程度ぼやけが消えることが分かりました。　目のトレーニングが必要　もう少しで買い替えるところだった

Japan on May 07, 2022

Roger J. BuffingtonRoger J. Buffington: I am an avid shooter and I own numerous red-dot-sights for both rifles and pistols. For various reasons I decided to purchase the EOTech XPS2-0. Most EOTech sights, this one included, feature a circle-dot reticle: a 65 MOA circle with a 1 MOA dot in the center. I had initially been skeptical of the reticle type that the EOTech uses. I worried that it would be more distracting than the simple "red dot" reticle that most sights of this type use. After considerable use, I am now a believer in the EOTech reticle. Many in the military prefer the EOTech reticle because it makes fast target acquisition easier -- the shooter does not have to "hunt around" to find the reticle when trying to acquire and shoot the target. Further, the EOTech sight is very high-quality, and I have found that the reticle does not obscure the target or in any way interfere with precision shooting. The one MOA center dot is ideal for precision shooting while the 65 MOA circle aids in fast target acquisition. As with all red-dot-sights, the trick is to focus one's eye on the target, not the reticle. Through the magic of holographics, the reticle will then be in focus anyway, along with the target, making for an...

United States on May 06, 2012

Ryan P.: The media could not be loaded.  This weapon sight is a very nice product and well worth the expensive price tag. First of all this sight is designed for quick, close engagements, under 100 yards. The outer ring makes it very fast to pick up targets at close ranges of 10-15 yards or so. I like that it has a 1 MOA dot which only covers 1 inch of your target when aiming at 100 yards. It features crisp clear optics and it is parallax free. That means no matter where your head is positioned behind the sight if you can see that center dot that is where your rounds are going.

It was very easy to get it sighted in at 50 yards. Each click adjusts it about 1/4 inch at 50 yards or 1/2 inch at 100 yards. I would recommend using a bench rest or bipod to sight it in to make things easier. If you watch my video I show you what the reticle looks like when aiming through it. I would have liked to make a longer video but Amazon only allows 100 megabytes.

Like I said this sight is designed for close quarters fast acquisition of targets under 100 yards. If you really want to shoot long distances you would probably be better served using iron sights or some sort of scope which can...

United States on Jan 23, 2012