How To Spot A Fake: Aimpoint T2

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @Whitetail1982
    @Whitetail1982 Год назад +9

    With the amount of knockoffs flooding every market now, I only buy from a select few AD or the manufacturer. Saving a few dollars isn't worth it to me to ensure I get a genuine product. BTO is A+ too.

  • @NAMEtheRealCriminal
    @NAMEtheRealCriminal 6 месяцев назад

    does the box not come with a serial number that matches the one in the optic?

  • @1BXB
    @1BXB Год назад

    Can you also review how the red dots differ between the fake and authentic products? Does the fake one function for a short or longer time?

    • @JamesReedy
      @JamesReedy Год назад

      Prob very similar. Where it’s likely to fall apart is stability of the zero, ability to track adjustments (not that you dial a red dot much) and have little to no lash.

  • @tractormanx5954
    @tractormanx5954 6 месяцев назад +1

    The battery compartment says it all

  • @JamesReedy
    @JamesReedy Год назад

    Base, “substantial weight difference” about 10% (more like 20% that’s why it feels substantial)
    Optic, “little to no weight difference” also about 10%
    Dunno made me chuckle…judging weight in hand can be tricky.

  • @onsitenerd
    @onsitenerd Год назад +3

    So after watching that here is what I got out of it. There is not that much difference between the fake and genuine. Almost thought dude wants me to buy the fake one.

  • @deandavison3187
    @deandavison3187 Месяц назад

    He didn't even look through it. Waste of time.