Best budget red dot/optic for a .22 rimfire

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    Patriot Picket
    Jan 23, 2013
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    I think the TRS-25 is better than my eyesight.

    I tried one on my HBAR. That perfect bullseye hit is more of a blind pig acorn, I think...LOL
     

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    JMD2004

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    Rack&Roll said:
    I think the TRS-25 is better than my eyesight.

    I tried one on my HBAR. That perfect bullseye hit is more of a blind pig acorn, I think...LOL
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    nice! i swear by my TRS-25's...but i guess the OP wants something different. I have 2 spare red dots in my tool box..i should sell them lol
     
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    Patriot Picket
    Jan 23, 2013
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    Hell, I'm a buyer...

    Here's a used Primary Arms red dot I picked up (no magnification). 6 out of 14 center square hits at 50 yards, not bad.
     

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    Patriot Picket
    Jan 23, 2013
    22,304
    Bunkerville, MD
    This target needs a little explanation: made adjustments halfway through this string with a Primary Arms 3X scope, resulting in the center hits at 50 yards. (Not 6X as seen on target)

    Traded a stash of .40 cal ammo for it (because I am exiting this caliber).

    With my eyesight, this is my new favorite sight. Runs about $250 new, but I still think the TRS-25s are EXCELLENT red dots and will have them in rotation.

    Sorry for derail...here in a rimfire thread.
     

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    Doobie

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    Jan 23, 2013
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    What's the consensus on Vortex Strikefire II red/green and or their bright red? I saw them recently for $119(red/green) and $124. It was a flash sale and I obviously hesitated too long and didn't get one.
     
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    rbird7282

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    Doobie said:
    What's the consensus on Vortex Strikefire II red/green and or their bright red? I saw them recently for $119(red/green) and $124. It was a flash sale and I obviously hesitated too long and didn't get one.
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    I have one and love it, especially being able to switch from red to green. Not the smallest optic but really not bad at all.
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