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Holosun HS507COMP

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SaltyMonkey said:
What plate or adapter did you have to use?
I have a Glock 17 Gen 5 that utilizes mos, then I have Ruger RXM that has standard rmr cut.
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The SRO is on a SA1911 AOS using an Agency Arms adapter plate, One EPS on SA Echelon no plate, three on S&W M&P's using supplied plates from Holosun. The Sig optic was a direct mount onto my Sig P-226. Haven't decided yet to put a dot on my P-229 if I do will probably be another Holosun EPS. The Sig Romeo X Enclosed pro optic is more expensive than the SRO.
 
SaltyMonkey said:
Does anyone here run a

Holosun HS507COMP?

Thoughts and what optics do you run on your handguns?

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Just curious, i've never seen one but I'm online at Holosun looking at the specs for the HS507COMP and to my surprise it says it has "Video Recording : Internal". I don't see anything about it in it's downloaded manual so I'm guessing this is a misprint in the specs. Am I wrong?

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I have two Holosun HE507K-GR X2, one is on my Echelon and the other is on my Masada S. I carry the Masada most of the time, but I like to mix it up. Sometimes I use a dot, sometimes I don't. I like to exercise my eyes with irons now and then. If I do go further with dots, it won't be bigger.
 
SimonRL said:
What are you using it for. The Comp is very large. I’d use it on a range gun but CCW just too big.
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To break into the world of red dots on a handgun.
I’m one of the few hold outs left.
I owned an Aimpoint Acro 2 briefly and did not like it. I’m thinking I need to start with a larger window then work towards a smaller footprint/window.
I’ll be putting on G17 or 19’s for the time being.
 
SaltyMonkey said:
To break into the world of red dots on a handgun.
I’m one of the few hold outs left.
I owned an Aimpoint Acro 2 briefly and did not like it. I’m thinking I need to start with a larger window then work towards a smaller footprint/window.
I’ll be putting on G17 or 19’s for the time being.
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Might I suggest more than just a dot, try one with a circle/dot. It helps my old eyes find the reticle itself and get on target.

This is the Holosun HS507C X2 reticle.
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Sig Romeo 1 pro 3MOA DOT on sig, Trijicon SRO 5MOA DOT on Staccato, Votex Defender XL 5MOA DOT on Prodigy.
 

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SimonRL said:
If you are new to red dots a double reticle is really handy because you can go from the dot circle to the dot as you feel comfortable with it. You may want to have a look at a red and a green dot if possible. A lot of people find the green dot more comfortable.
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This. My suggestion is a Holosun 507 GR. Whichever one fits the footprint of your gun/plate. I have Cs and Ks and like them both. The reds are good for shotguns and rifles, but I have found that for pistols or probably anything that indoors might be a thing, the green dots are better for me. Really they're probably better for shotguns and pistols too but I could go broke replacing all the red ones I have on all those guns with green ones.
 
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