What optic are you using on your 9mm PCC?

[John from MD]

I have tried several different optics on my CMMG Banshee pistol but am still not satisfied. I have tried a couple of different tube type Vortex optics, Strikefire and Crossfire, Bushnell AR TRS26, Burris Fast Fire III and a couple I can't remember. I'm looking for a something in 3 to 6 moa, not too heavy with a decent FOV.

 

[outrider58]

Mostly Romeo 5s

I put them on higher mounts.

 

[teratos]

Mostly Romeo 5s

I put them on higher mounts.

This. Me too.

 

[Baldheaded]

This. Me too.

Me too. I have one on my Ruger PC9 and one on my CX4 Storm. I have no complaints so far.

 

[RFBfromDE]

Iron baby!

 

[Speed3]

I've been looking hard at the aimpoints but haven't pulled the trigger. I had an eotech that I enjoyed

 

[308Scout]

Holosun 510C sitting atop my Ruger PCC (chassis model) at a forward mount. Love the 65 MOA ring around a 2 MOA dot. Seems natural fit for a 9mm chambering in that gun for 50 yd+ shooting. Not a tube style, which has benefits.

 

[teratos]

I've been looking hard at the aimpoints but haven't pulled the trigger. I had an eotech that I enjoyed

I have AimPoints on a couple of rifle caliber builds. My PCCs are shorties, and they just seem too big.

 

[Afrikeber]

Iron sights for now but looking for the best option at a good price though.

 

[croaker]

I use Monstrum or Burris prism optic.

 

[Mini14tac]

Holosun 503C.

 

[Roksfr]

Swampfox Trihawk on my FN P90. Might be a little more accuracy than speed, but I love it.

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[rfawcs]

Night vision

 

[erwos]

The HE510C-GR is, IMHO, the best bang for your buck for a PCC right now. Big window, not expensive, gets plenty bright, reasonably tough, factory QD mount, etc. I think the Micro-style optics tend to be a little cluttered in comparison - not unusably so, but not great, either.

I do run Romeo4s on some rimfire rifles, and also one of those SRO-at-home Vector MRDSs on a Scalarworks mount. I think the HS507 Comp is a pretty good choice if you're trying to keep things lightweight - reasonably large window, good sight picture, and it's only 2oz. Oh, and one of them has a C-More Railway. The Railway has a magnificent sight picture and reasonable brightness, but nearly everything else isn't great. YMMV.

 

[John from MD]

The HE510C-GR is, IMHO, the best bang for your buck for a PCC right now. Big window, not expensive, gets plenty bright, reasonably tough, factory QD mount, etc. I think the Micro-style optics tend to be a little cluttered in comparison - not unusably so, but not great, either.

I do run Romeo4s on some rimfire rifles, and also one of those SRO-at-home Vector MRDSs on a Scalarworks mount. I think the HS507 Comp is a pretty good choice if you're trying to keep things lightweight - reasonably large window, good sight picture, and it's only 2oz. Oh, and one of them has a C-More Railway. The Railway has a magnificent sight picture and reasonable brightness, but nearly everything else isn't great. YMMV.

Holosun with 2 MOA dot stars out on me due to astigmatism. The only one that works well is the HS407K that I have on my Sig365 as that is a 6 MOA green dot. If C-MORE would come out with a green dot, I would consider it as their changeable modules make them very versatile.

 

[outrider58]

Whatever I use, has to fit on one of these...

FAST™ Micro

The FAST™ Micro mount features built-in standard height back up iron sights that keep weapons uncluttered, without reducing capability. Both front and rear BUIS are completely adjustable for windage and elevation. The front sight post can be removed so that the rear BUIS aperture can be used...

www.unitytactical.com

 

[alucard0822]

Romeo 5s are my goto for a reliable and inexpensive optic. C-more railway on my competition PCCs, unbeatable sight picture and target awareness being an open top reflex. I do like the EoTech XPS for a combat proven sight, I'm pretty fast with it, and like the field of view, much more rugged than the C-more.

 

[John from MD]

Whatever I use, has to fit on one of these...

FAST™ Micro

The FAST™ Micro mount features built-in standard height back up iron sights that keep weapons uncluttered, without reducing capability. Both front and rear BUIS are completely adjustable for windage and elevation. The front sight post can be removed so that the rear BUIS aperture can be used...

www.unitytactical.com

That looks similar to the mount I use on my PA SLx 1X Micro Prism.

 

[outrider58]

That looks similar to the mount I use on my PA SLx 1X Micro Prism.

Great for 'heads up' shooting.

 

[erwos]

Whatever I use, has to fit on one of these...

FAST™ Micro

The FAST™ Micro mount features built-in standard height back up iron sights that keep weapons uncluttered, without reducing capability. Both front and rear BUIS are completely adjustable for windage and elevation. The front sight post can be removed so that the rear BUIS aperture can be used...

www.unitytactical.com

I honestly don't like anything higher than about 1.7" unless I'm shooting under night vision. I have a few guns with optics at 2.26" that I shoot reasonably well, but the lack of a solid cheek weld is an impediment.