[FPrice]

I have a chance to pick up a C-More Colt Scout Sight in partial payment for a Garand. It looks like a good idea but before I take it I'd like to get some opinions from those who may have had these sights. Are they any good? Are they worth it?

TIA.

[MiniZ]

What is the partial payment amount equivalent to in dollars? That will help determine if it is worth it.

The CMore is a nice sight. I had some issues with one on an IPSC gun, but if the price is right, it may be worth taking.

[Jake 98c/11b]

The unit I used was a pain to zero. There were no positive stops for adjusting zero, it is just a best guess when trying to adjust windage and elevation. To make matters worse trying to lock down your adjustments would cause them to change.

I have elected to go with an Aimpoint, they seem almost indestructable and they are simple enough even for a marine to figure out.

[David Roberson]

I posted a question about the C-More over on ar15.com and was surprised by the forcefulness of the uncomplimentary remarks about the C-More. YMMV.

[FPrice]

Thanks for the comments. My asking price for the rifle was $650, but I dropped that to $575 (what I have in it) since the guy is a steady customer at the same shop I am. He was asking $350 for the sight (used - new at Dillon they are $310), so i was thinking about the sight and $300. But I think I might just quietly drop the idea and just sell the rifle outright and look at other optics.