Get both here -> 507K ACSS: freedomgorilla.com/collections/holosun-507k-x2-acss-vulcan-red-green-dot-sights-230-dotted-outer-ring-3-moa-dot?yt 507C ACSS: freedomgorilla.com/collections/holosun-507c-x2-acss-vulcan-red-green-dot-sights-250-moa-outer-ring-10-moa-chevron?yt
@@freedomgorilla1 I bought the one for my wife for her Hellcat. I really liked it because time to first shot and first shot accuracy was improved. So I figured if I was dropping time and improving accuracy it should help with the full size and it does. I don’t see it as a crutch but as a tool. I don’t need it but it lets me know when I’m slacking.
Recently picked up a cr920xp and have watched tons of red dot videos trying to figure out what to install on it. Really wish the eps carry had the acss reticle
The battery life on the K is MUCH better than on the C. The dashed-line for the outer ring makes a very noticeable difference in battery longevity. The solar-powered aspect of the C is... overhyped. When the battery dies, you'll know it and you'll want to change it. And the 10,000 hour claim must be at an unusably low brightness setting. With both options, it's important to understand that leaving those rings on drains batteries MUCH faster than their standard, non-ACSS counterparts. I love those rings, and I leave them on, but the informed consumer should know that one needs to change one's batteries more often than once a year, ESPECIALLY with the C. I don't see many people talking about this aspect, and then throwing out the numbers for a Holosun standard sight and applying them to these dots, which have 30x the LEDs or something. Yeah, guys, that big glowing ring uses more batteries than smaller rings or reticles that don't have rings at all. Changing batteries on Holosuns is easy, though. Figure out how long your batteries last, then make sure you're always changing batteries more often than that.
Get both here -> 507K ACSS: freedomgorilla.com/collections/holosun-507k-x2-acss-vulcan-red-green-dot-sights-230-dotted-outer-ring-3-moa-dot?yt
507C ACSS: freedomgorilla.com/collections/holosun-507c-x2-acss-vulcan-red-green-dot-sights-250-moa-outer-ring-10-moa-chevron?yt
I bought both. Have the K on my Hellcat and have the C on my XDM. This ACSS reticle sight is unlike anything else I’ve used before.
It has a cult like following and I can see why
@@freedomgorilla1 I bought the one for my wife for her Hellcat. I really liked it because time to first shot and first shot accuracy was improved. So I figured if I was dropping time and improving accuracy it should help with the full size and it does. I don’t see it as a crutch but as a tool. I don’t need it but it lets me know when I’m slacking.
I don't understand why they didn't come out with the EPS Carry with the ACSS reticle and 230 moa circle
Recently picked up a cr920xp and have watched tons of red dot videos trying to figure out what to install on it. Really wish the eps carry had the acss reticle
I have the 507c on my prodigy, the 100 yard chevron works surprisingly well (coming from a 5 inch barrel)
Awesome!
Literally the build in trying to get. I'm leaving towards the 507c. Got any pictures of your setup
I bought the 507C ACSS from Primary Arms for my glock 17 today.
I have both prefer the dot on the k vs chevron
The battery life on the K is MUCH better than on the C. The dashed-line for the outer ring makes a very noticeable difference in battery longevity. The solar-powered aspect of the C is... overhyped. When the battery dies, you'll know it and you'll want to change it. And the 10,000 hour claim must be at an unusably low brightness setting.
With both options, it's important to understand that leaving those rings on drains batteries MUCH faster than their standard, non-ACSS counterparts. I love those rings, and I leave them on, but the informed consumer should know that one needs to change one's batteries more often than once a year, ESPECIALLY with the C. I don't see many people talking about this aspect, and then throwing out the numbers for a Holosun standard sight and applying them to these dots, which have 30x the LEDs or something. Yeah, guys, that big glowing ring uses more batteries than smaller rings or reticles that don't have rings at all.
Changing batteries on Holosuns is easy, though. Figure out how long your batteries last, then make sure you're always changing batteries more often than that.
What are your thoughts about the durability of 507K on an autoloading 12G?
Totally fine. 9mm pistol recoil is gunna be more than that
@@freedomgorilla1 thanks sir!
GX4 is rMSC print.....🤷
It fits a k series
Love my 407k from you guys and love your channel
Thanks so much! Your awesome!! We appreciate u