Well yes I am well aware of that fact, though, this tube seems to be overbuilt such as military contracts prefer in order to meet the harsh durability concerns of combat. Thus it’s probably heavy as shit . Mark me traditional but I’d rather have an acog RMR if we’re gonna measure durability to magnification ratio. I think LPVOs are awesome but I have yet to see one that maintains a perfect zero when it experiences a significant impact unlike the acog and most red dots which do just fine.
The video Lucas Botkin posted about the VCOG supports the claims of LPVOs being well built and sturdy but after heavier impacts regardless of condition they would lose zero quite commonly
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u/No_Staff594 2d ago
Saving the resale value of the NF I see