15 Best Sight For Ak 47 (2023 Updated)

You have that one microphone. You know the one. The USB mic that you’ve recorded every session with for the past eight years. The “streaming mic” that every YouTuber and “Bedroom Build” tutorial has told you to buy.

The trusty *insert brand name here* microphone that wasn’t explicitly bad, but wasn’t exactly a pleasure to mix either. But then you get some money and some real clients. Do you really want them recording into your Purple Bigfoot from 2011? Of course not.

So you watch every shootout on the internet- give everything a listen. Now you’re suffering from information overload because you can’t decide whether or not the old guys on Gear[site] have gone crazy or are really speaking from experience.

Is it an “old man yells at cloud” situation, or do you really need to purchase that vintage $12,000 mic to get the sound you want? How on earth can you determine what mic you’re going to need for future sessions? Enter the WA-47.

It’s one of the options that’ll provide you with exactly what you need. Is it an exact clone of any of the 47-based architectures I’ve used in the past? Not by any means, but for the price-point listed here, you’re not going to find a better, cleaner built, and well-rounded tube microphone.

Boasting clean highs and a robust low end, this microphone will capture any session singer’s voice with a caress and ease that don’t belong to any FET mic sub $500. 00. It has the tube characteristic that gives you the warmth you want, while also being malleable to EQ and Compression.

It’s killer on Pop Vocals, Rap Vocals, Jazz Vocals- this mic can go through the ringer and will power through any session. For those suffering with a beginner mic, who want a device that’ll bring them closer to professional sounding recordings, this is a great step forward.

We purchased the binoculars for our boat. I did a lot of research to compare available models. These binoculars are amazing. The clarity is outstanding. The compass is clearly visible as well. We also purchased the floatable neck strap to make sure we enjoy our binoculars for a long time.

Very easy to attach and very comfortable.

A very good kit. Fits together great with no flash, good decals and clear instructions. Lots of after market accessories for the more experienced model maker. Recommended.

Excellent model. Amazing cockpit detail and generally an excellent model. Great fit too. Very happy.

The best kit in any scale of the venerable Jug….shake the box and its assembled! No putty, no filler….no fuss. A joy to build!

I do own a pair of prescription lens Larsens for computer work, however for everyday readers Ive been relying on far less costly alternatives. not quiet drug store plastics, lets say the next step up.

Im very happy with my other Flexon glasses but didnt have the resources for my everyday readers. Ive been experiencing some very serious health issues lately and have come to appreciate the fact I need to make my life as comfortable as I can.

Im very happy I ordered another pair to use as readers. These glasses really are of superior quality. Id like to get another pair with the automatic tint lens. but sometimes life can hit you with a ton of bricks.

If I make it I will reward myself with another pair. Thank you.

Boy, I don’t know how these things get such high reviews, but for the price, so disappointed. As soon as I put them on, they were crooked on my face. But the instructions say the wire in the earpiece arm allows for adjustment.

Nothing I did made them fit level. So I laid them upside down on the table and both pairs I could immediately see why. The right earpiece arm laid flat on the table, but the left was more than 1/8th of an inch off the table.

And the exact opposite with the second pair. To adjust these without breaking them, I’ll have to take them to an eye doctor and have them heated to bend and fit. Ridiculous. I have $15 readers from a well-known online website that fit perfect right out of the box.

Who cares about sustainability if these get tossed in the trash?.

I love Look Optic glasses. Over the years, I’ve spent thousands of dollars on cheap reading glasses. Look premium quality of Look Optic readers far surpass my expectations every single time, and I’m on my 5th pair.

I like them so much that I’ve order a new style. 2 colors in a new style, actually. Speaking of colors, they variety and quality of the frames and embedded colors are prescription quality. If you’re looking for a great pair of reading glasses that will last, then you’ve found the right product.

They are easy to order, quick to ship, and they look great. Stop buying cheap reading glasses and give Look Optic a try. It will only take one purchase to understand. You’ll reorder. They are that good.

I have been struggling with working at my computer for 8 hours a day. I needed a solution. So I decided to try the Blue Light glasses. I bought one pair for a desktop distance and one pair for reading a tablet.

I am at that age where things start to get tricky focusing at various distances. I am extremely happy with both glasses I bought. They instantly made working on my desktop, day after day, better and reading the tablet in the evenings was less taxing on my eyes.

The glasses are light, you can bend them to fit and the quality seems great. Now I need to get more for every room in the house.

This scope is affordable, very well designed, and it has very sharp images, even at higher magnification. It’s versatile with a range of tripod heads, which is hard to find on most other scopes. I don’t notice any vignetting while looking through the glass, and, as an eyeglass wearer, the eye relief is very comfortable.

I haven’t experienced any eyestrain! I’m new to spotting scopes, but I did a lot of research/reading. I had debated other brands that have scored superb ratings, but I wanted something more affordable but also of excellent quality.

To me, this scope meets my needs.

I was fortunate to win the coveted Montana super tag for deer in 2019. I had bought this scope prior to even knowing I had won as I needed a good spotter for here in Montana. I packed this thing with me almost everywhere in my excursions this fall.

We spent 40 days in the field between August and November and in all kinds of weather conditions from 100 degrees to below zero. I can tell you not one time did I think “I should have bought another scope.

” I spent hours behind this scope and other than the standard one eye closed fatigue my right eye never felt strained or overworked at all. I digiscoped both video and photos even at 4K levels that were gorgeous and clear.

I subjected this to rain, sleet, hail, many miles of bumps and rattles. It took it all like a champ. I love this scope. I’d buy it again if that’s what you want to know. Don’t overlook this spotter in your search.

The Leupold SX-1 Ventana 15-45×60 Spotting Scope was the best I reviewed at a large sporting goods store. for the price! There are compromises and the kit components (hard case,tripod) were just okay.

cheap but workable. In its price range, it optically competed very well against the other $300-$500 range scopes with best clarity, sharpness, and useful features. As none were in stock, I picked this display kit up for a good deal.

I had the need (next day range usage) and made the purchase. It worked quite well at the 100yd range points, giving clear and bright sight pictures out all the way to 45 power zoom (spotting 22lr holes-no problem).

Functions are straight forward and adjustments very easy. The eye piece “eyeglass wearer” extension functions well and of all the scopes I looked through in the store previously, the SX-1 angled SS had the widest and longest eye relief.

big selling point! To me, the major downside to the SX-1 is its bigger than most in its range, but this probably contributes to the generous FOV and eye relief positive features. The SX-1 is well built and although it doesn’t effect function quality, the unit does look good! Since my inital SX-1 purchase, I’ve added the Leupold LEU56446 Compact Tripod.

It is a significant improvement over the kit tripod in strength, stability, function and form. Now, breezes and mild winds have no effect on keeping a solid sight picture, even at 45X! Overall, I’m well please with my modest investment and as used, functions perfectly for my intentions!.

Bought scope and tripod rig for rimfire shooting at 100 yds. Scope all that could be asked for at the price. Tripod also OK. However, mounting interface between tripod and scope very odd and counter-intuitive, and allows free lateral pivot upwards and to the right.

This allows the scope to vibrate so that it’s hard to see holes in the target. Perhaps I didn’t understand the correct mounting technique, but a shooter of average mechanical ability should not have to spend an hour trying and failing to solve problem.

Also, no mounting instructions included in box, at last no helpful instructions. Eventually mounted scope on a 30-year old Bushnell low tripod. Would still recommend purchase as threads on scope permit such a fix.

I bought these for football games. The binoculars are great for that. 8x seems about perfect for my nosebleed seats. After the first game I took the binoculars to I noticed the belt loop on the case had tore out.

I returned them to Dick’s with no issues (yay Dick’s). The first time I got into the car with the second binoculars, the loop on the case tore out. This time the neoprene case fabric ripped instead of belt loop fabric.

So, there’s some variety in how the case fails. Fortunately, these binoculars are small enough to fit in my pocket. I don’t think there’s any point in returning them again for a third case.

Theses are pretty good binoculars for the price. They are reasonably compact, and are 6 to 7 oz. lighter than my 10×42 Meade and 10×50 Minolta binos. They are fairly bright, and have a short focus adjustment.

The optics quality overall is not as good as the Meades or Minoltas, but they cost more than twice what these do. I would say it is a good bino for birding and most field work. I would not use them for something like elk or sheep hunting.

Let me start with how happy im with my apex covert pro power dot. UNTIL i put this lens in my sight. The apex covert pro 2x lens is very blurry even with my 20/10 vision. Needs better coatings and better materials.

I have 2 of these sights and have spent alot of hard earned money on these sights and i feel like i waisted money on the lens which im not happy about. Please contact me with any further questions [email protected]

I like the design of the product, but the clarity is definitely subpar. Even though the price is good, unfortunately it isn’t worth it. It can be more clear with using a clarifier in the Peepsight, but then you could have just bought a better quality lens for the same price.

Very happy with this purchase. I was looking for a GOOD range finder with over 1000 yards range, so I can reliably look for long range targets for my new, ULTRA-MATCH grade Valkyrie build. I can say I was surprised how SMALL this unit is! You can easily hold it in your hand.

At the same time I was able (just holding by hand, fairly unstable) to range a few objects at 1500 yards. If mounted stable, will be faster and more consistent with the measurements, no doubt. The view from the ocular is fairly good, no complains here.

Wish the magnification was more than 4, something like 6-7 maybe. But this is just a gripe, not fault of the device. I really LOVE the guarantee: Lifetime, no need for receipt and date of purchase, free shipping both ways!!! Can’t beat that! So I’m looking for enjoying my new toy for years to come.

I shoot 3-gun. And also live in the Boise National Forest. Since I sold my Vortex range finder a year ago for no good reason I needed to replace it. I own 6 various Sig firearms and they are by far the best engineered so I decided to by their rangefinder.

Smart move Mike. Again, well engineered. It acquires the object or area quickly, gives you the range and then shuts down a few seconds later. The information is very easy to read as well. The only thing else I would like is a 3/8 hole underneath so it could be mounted on a support mount.

The vortex one had that. This is better than the vortex and seems durable.

After reviewing many laser rangefinders I came back to the Sig Sauer KILO1200 Laser Rangefinding Monocular 4x20mm HT LCD Black Class 3R. This rangefinder fits easily in the palm of your hand and is very comfortable.

It has a non slip material on the top and bottom and feels very solid. The eyepiece is adjustable. It is very easy to read the LCD display and user friendly to operate using the range and mode buttons.

I have ranged out to 1100 yrds. no problem. It also comes with a very nice case and lanyard. Basically it will do what it says it will do. I would recommend this product to anyone who is looking for a great, low cost, easy to use rangefinder with sturdy construction.