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The GLx rifle scopes redefine what can be accomplished when the latest optics technology is applied to meet the shooting challenges faced in real world situations. New for this line of prism scopes is our AutoLive motion sensing reticle illumination, and rugged, premium optics. The fantastically clear, low dispersion glass makes sure the optical system will impress even the harshest critics.

The Primary Arms GLx 2X Prism Scope combines premium glass quality and our popular ACSS reticles in a ruggedized, compact form. This fixed power optic provides just enough magnification to enhance target identification, yet allows for seamless both-eyes-open, red dot style shooting at close-range targets. The compact body is just 5.3” long and weighs in at just 11.0 Oz with 3.5 inches of eye relief and a large 12mm exit pupil. This gives the 2X Prism Scope an incredibly forgiving eye box, well suited for fast engagements where a perfect eye position isn’t always feasible. Top it off with daylight bright illumination, a 20,000-hour battery life, and AUTOLIVE motion activation and the GLx 2X Prism Scope is sure to be a new favorite in your collection.

SKU: PA-GLX-2XP-ACSS-7.62
MPN: 710012

SKU: PA-GLX-2XP-ACSS-5.56
MPN: 710010

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$219.99 is not working. Currently $369 when following the link.

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I want one of these, but $369 for a 2x Chinesium scope is about $100 too much.

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Has anyone seen one of these units? I am curious if there is any parallax on the red dot. I have noticed many of the newer units have a slight parralax and the dot shifts based on your head position. The really nice red dots, like MRO and RMR, have no parallax and will stick in the same spot no matter where my head is placed.

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For those saying made in china. The new 2x is part of the GLX line which is made in the Philippines.

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Big pass on anything Chinese, especially optics. Add a few bucks and buy an American product.

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I would have to see the glass in person before I commit to this price. I know the QC is in place, but they have leverage the ACSS reticle as a means to increase their process. I am just not sure how critical an ACSS reticle is to a 2x. Going to do more research.

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Yeah, PA has dramatically increased their pricing on certain products. They are made in China, but they do have a fair amount of QC. They are leveraging the ACSS reticle was a means to justify the increase. However, I am guessing the markup on these are at minimum six-fold.

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They're dramatically increasing their quality too.

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why would you pay so much money for china crap made product? pay $50 more and get eotech or aimpoint

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Eotech or aimpoint are red dots not magnified prism scopes with acss reticle.

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I'm really excited about this scope, but that's a hell of a price tag for a 2x!

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Absolutely agree ^

$370 for a 2X Prism manufactured in China with Chinese glass, may as well pay another $100 and go with a Trijicon LPVO with superior [MADE IN USA] construction & Japanese glass.

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Trijicon accupower and accupoint aren't made in the USA

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Every single optic with the Trijicon name on it is either made in California or Michigan. The accupoint and accupower have some Japanese and Czech parts but assembly is done in the US. There are ZERO cheap Chinese parts in any Trijicon product.

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Nope. Call and ask them where their 3x magnifier is made.

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