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6/27/2025, 9:37:35 PM
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>The problem in your photo is remediated in less than a second with a single swipe of a gloved thumb
>mr assailant please hold as i spend one second (at best assuming i am very lucky fingerfucking that tiny emitter) out of the average two a self-defense encounter takes to make my optic work pretty please thank you very much
lmao
>putting it into climate controlled environment
Yes anon it's called your body. We have already established that you slept through physics at school, now we uncovered you also slept through bio and never learned your body the optic will be in the immediate vicinity when of when actually carried maintains a stable temperature. Please read a book, i beg you.
>literally needing to replace it
Yes that's how it works, you replace broken things. There's even that thing called a warranty specifically meant for situations like this. Unfortunately all open emitter sights are broken by default and you can't even replace them.
>Defending ACRO seals popping as field-repairable is such a ludicrous position to take that i have to believe you're pretending to be retarded rn.
They don't have to be field repairable, because any moisture build up will be visible long before it becomes an actual problem. Unlike you, people who actually own and carry guns take a look at their optic once in a while, often enough to either remove the moisture or get the optic replaced. There is nothing you can do about your optic getting defeated by a rain drop. Have fun swiping it.
>The problem in your photo is remediated in less than a second with a single swipe of a gloved thumb
>mr assailant please hold as i spend one second (at best assuming i am very lucky fingerfucking that tiny emitter) out of the average two a self-defense encounter takes to make my optic work pretty please thank you very much
lmao
>putting it into climate controlled environment
Yes anon it's called your body. We have already established that you slept through physics at school, now we uncovered you also slept through bio and never learned your body the optic will be in the immediate vicinity when of when actually carried maintains a stable temperature. Please read a book, i beg you.
>literally needing to replace it
Yes that's how it works, you replace broken things. There's even that thing called a warranty specifically meant for situations like this. Unfortunately all open emitter sights are broken by default and you can't even replace them.
>Defending ACRO seals popping as field-repairable is such a ludicrous position to take that i have to believe you're pretending to be retarded rn.
They don't have to be field repairable, because any moisture build up will be visible long before it becomes an actual problem. Unlike you, people who actually own and carry guns take a look at their optic once in a while, often enough to either remove the moisture or get the optic replaced. There is nothing you can do about your optic getting defeated by a rain drop. Have fun swiping it.
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