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Depends on how budget friendly you want to go haha. But i think there are several that stand out.Sig Romeo5. I believe it is made by Holosun and branded Sig. Good quality dot. $199, sometimes on sale for around $160.Vortex Crossfire Red dot. New offering 2018 from Vortex. Quality dot and mount, good warranty. Got mine for $130.Primary Arms micro dot. $99 to $140Holosun Paralow Red dot. $170There are many red dots out there. The Sig Romeo5 there are some pretty good torture tests. So far the vortex is performing well.

I am an individual and couples therapist and over a number of years and as part of training some 20 years ago, I have seen a number of partnership's.I have seen heterosexual, same sex couples, I have treated men and their mistresses, couples where one partner is being emotionally and physically abused, cheated on repeatedly, sometimes even with the spouses family member, partners who have been neglected, deceived, used, couples where one partner is hooked on drugs and the other partner “does what she can” to get him his next supply.Couples where one partner is pathologically jealous and smells every item of clothing each day when she comes home and will get into a rage if he “scents anything”. Couples who allow their partners to have sex with whoever they like as they feel that they cannot satisfy their “need” and promise to be loyal in return and will even vacate their shared home, if their partner wishes so as not to cause them too much bother.I have long long ago given up on what constitutes a relationship that will “endure” and one that will “fail” or as you say “ not make it”. I wish that I could give you some indicators that you will be able to decipher whether the person you are going out with is the “ right person”. I am sure that other people would give you a long list of qualities that a partner possesses that will enhance “the chance” of having a successful relationship. They will say things like trust, friendship, respect or a giving nature. In my experience, I have seen some marriages contain these elements and still result in divorce or separation.In my opinion their is no secret formulae or magical check list that you can tick off to create a nurturing bond. Some unions, which do not have what some people might call the “basics” and others people might call dysfunctional, cruel, sadistic or oppressive can “make it” and exist for the duration of their lives. Now, some people looking through the window of these houses, might feel that this couple need to part, break up, divorce, or one partner needs to get a restraining order or have their partner committed to an institution or charged.As a therapist or is not my job to judge whether this couple should be a couple or not, it is my job to enlighten them on the sort of connection they have created between them, whether it be controlling, submissive, pleasing, placating, overly accomodating, accepting whatever and whenever, masochistic and unearth the internal and external bargains that underly their “coupledom”. It will then be up to them to decide “what to do”, with that knowledge. Some have acted and left the marriage and others have disregarded the ”insights” and stuck with what they have as this is better than possibly having nothing.They stubbornly hold onto the fact that they will never get anything better and don't deserve a better ”model”. They feel that their old familiar model is best suited for them, as painful and destructive as it continues to be, but at least they know what to “expect”. At least they have someone to wake up next to or open the door for at night.Other partners might enjoy being dominated and controlled and being the submissive one in the diad, whilst their partner might enjoy being the one in charge calling the shots. Whilst some might call this unbalanced and not sustainable, they might regard it as finding their “perfect match”.Some couples might love spending every moment that they have together, shun friends and outside activities. They can think of nothing better than cuddling up, in an entwined embrace. They fear any separation as a warm primal blanket being cruelly ripped away and being exposed to a brutal, frigid and lonely vortex. To others, this might seem like living in a stifling, claustrophobic and suffocating crypt.So to answer, each person will have their threshold of what they want, what compromises they are prepared to make and what limits they are prepared to accept and when they feel is a deal breaker. Then they need to decide on what action to take, to possibly move on and find another partner who will treat them in accordance to what they feel is acceptable or stick with the status quo.Relationships is an entity that both people need to be contributing to and working on, it is hard work and very rewarding but it comes with many challenges. It is not a one time event, where you put a stake down, and then sit back and cash in. It does not come with a warranty, money back guarantee or replacement service.It is something that needs to cultivated, nurtured, strengthened, deepened, on an ongoing basis. If you are not sure about a relationship, then I suggest you speak to a friend whose judgement you can trust or find yourself a therapist. One thing is for sure, you will not find your answer on a “indicator” chalk board.

The Vortex VMX-3T is available from several places, and I’d suggest looking at Amazon or even eBay.This is a really solid, rugged, well-built magnifier that can swing away on your picatinny rail when it isn’t needed. The lenses are clear and offers good eye relief, and best of all, Vortex covers is with a lifetime no-questions-asked warranty.I’ve used three or four magnifiers from other manufacturers, and the Vortex is far and away the best one available in its price range.This magnifier typically sells for $179.99 new, and I’ve seen them listed as used on eBay for much less.