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Nov 16, 2015
BURRIS FASTFIRE III - ALL THE REFLEX SIGHT YOU'LL EVER NEED
2 of 2 found this helpful I have two FastFire 3's and one FastFire 2. Both products are EXCELLENT and of very high quality. The only real difference is that the Model 2 requires you to completely dismount it to replace the battery. Whereas, the Model 3 has the accessible battery compartment on the top side behind the reticle screen. I have the Model 3's mounted on SBR's and the Model 2 on a Glock 19. All of the FastFires are highly shock resistant. You can plink away with no fear of dot movement or failure. I made use of the 410330 protective mount (sold separately) on the SBR's to protect the FastFire from field and handling impacts. Unfortunately, unless you mount a Picatinny rail to your pistol, there's no way to use this protective mount. The Model 3's do come with a plastic shroud that does give some little protection from scratches (but not impacts). The units are easy to sight in. I used SightMark bore lasers to align my dots with point of impact before going to the range. Then, adjusted as necessary with the usual range tweaks. I find the really small dot 1MOA is great out to about 100 yards, the 3MOA out to about 50 yards, and 8MOA is great for the pistol or home defense system (Glock 19, Ti-Rant Suppressor, Streamlight TLR-2). If you're looking for a sight to look over your suppressor, look no further. This is the way to go. All in all... these sights are sweet!
Jan 29, 2012
Buy it! Incredibly easy to use! AWESOME pics!
This is an awesome camera for the price. Once you use one of these or their cousins (other Canon ELPFs), you won't go back to Sony or Nikon. Just do it!
Nov 24, 2014
Good little label printer for the money.
This is a very handy little label printer for the money. It prints just about every type of label with ease as long as you use the right type of label. It's particularly great for file-folder labels and address labels of all kinds. You can find aftermarket (non-Seiko) labels for it online for a fraction of the OEM label cost.
I'm only taking off one star because it's not the easiest thing to install. You have to follow the order of the directions exactly and have a CD/DVD drive or you'll end up reinstalling it until you do. You can find the software on the Seiko site. But, again, it's not easy to find the correct version.
Regardless... good little printer for the money. I have two of them.