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  1. 07-08-2012, 07:11 PM #1
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    Eotech 512

    Has any one in auckland got an eotech 512 i can Come compare mine to. Its the real deal but the reticle seems very blurry to me. Would like to know if the eotech is defective, or my eyes crap. I know they can be fuzzy, but i think mines the exception. Thanks
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    Dot sights can appear fuzzy if your eyes have a problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    Dot sights can appear fuzzy if your eyes have a problem.
    If you have an astigmatism you will get a blurry dot. Concentrate on the target NOT the dot.
    I dropped my EOTech557 and now dot is very dim, was a grey import so eotech don't want to know as cant be legally exported from the USA and was not supposed to be it the first place so not able to be repaired. Wouldn''t buy another, was an expensive lesson.
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    Aimpoint is better anyway, Eotech have a pretty well documented history of issues
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