Lpvo with offset red dot

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Am I completely retarded to wonder if I could hang something like the Holosun 510c or Eotech exps3 off the side and like it?

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I doubt your going to find a mount that would work. The Eotech and Holosun are too big and wouldn't mount in a 45 degree mount with an LPVO.

Get a true 1x LPVO like a Vortex Razor and be done with it

Why would you need an offset red dot with an lpvo?

You looked at a holographic sight with a magnifier? My LVPO is 1x6 with an illuminated reticle so I really don’t see the need for a red dot on the side.

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premium 1x lpvo

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I've used lpvo scopes

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Would like to know more from both of you on what brands you own & use.

I want to say this is the order of scopes that I have used and owned. I bought a several Burris bc I'm cheap and I could get 2 of them for the same price as one Vortex Gen 2. And they are FFP unlike the VOrtex

Millet 1-4x (2) Still own 1
Vortex 1-4x (1)
SWFA 1-4x (2)
Vortex 1-6x Gen2 JM reticle still own (1)
Burris Elite 1-6.5x FFP still own (4)
Primary Arms 1-8x FFP Still own it

The Gen2 and one Burris scope have at least 15k rnds each and hundreds of barrel dumps from 3 gun

I still own one Aimpoint that is on my bump in the night rifle.

I finally made the switch to the LPVO with an offset red dot after years of only running Aimpoints and couldn’t be happier. My set up is below:

Trijicon TR24G 1-4x24
Aimpoint T2 offset
Badger Ordnance Condition one 1.70” mount with offset for the T2

All on a 14.5” carbine.

This set up covers everything from up close to 300 yards, basically any distance I’d actually be shooting. Expensive but I haven’t regretted it one bit and the components are bomb proof.

I agree that you can do up close work with a LPVO as a “red dot” but I am definitely faster using the offset red dot for anything up close. It also still allows me to have a full field of view and not “tunnel vision”.