Rolly came out of a game this past Friday and asked me what the chances of breaking your rear sight is.
I figured it's around 100000 to 1 million.
None the less, it happened to him on his eotech sight:



Always use protection people!

For newer people: All you have to do is go to a hardware store and buy about a square foot of lucite/plexi-glass etc as well as a good large cutting knife and it's SUPER easy to cut out a similar shape to whatever you're trying to size it into. You just score the lucite, even for circles, and break off the edges until you get a similar form and then just push it into place.
It won't even cost you 10-$20 but can save you $100's in broken sights.

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Better yet, this is what I use. This way replacement protectors are even easier to make, and you don't risk trapping moisture in between the lens and the protector on moist days.
http://www.tiger111hk.com/p1739/Sco...oduct_info.html

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Woa! That's pretty sweet and GREAT price too! That's pretty much what you'd pay making them yourself.
Great link thanks!

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Glad to help. So you know, it's listed as Nitro Vo. but it's actually an element clone product. Not that it matters, it's a great design.
With free shipping and two lenses, the price can't be beat. As a plus you don't need to to a thing to any of your existing optics, just take it off and put it on whichever gun you're using.

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Think it'd be worthwhile for outdoor as well as indoor?

That's what I bought it for.

It's on my LR-300. I'm also doing up a rig that allows me to mount it in front of my camera for Claybank.

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