Lightest LPVO?

[RingSteel]

I'm wanting to switch from a red dot to a LPVO on my lightweight AR.

What's the lightest weight LPVO that you'd recommend?

[QuackHunter]

Price range determines a lot, how much are you wanting to spend?


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[RingSteel]

Price range determines a lot, how much are you wanting to spend?

To stay lightweight, I'd spend up to $500.

I'm eyeballing the Burris RT6, 1-6x, illuminated reticle, 17.4 oz. Would like to see one in person before ordering it tho.

[BigJimmyRustler]

To stay lightweight, I'd spend up to $500.

I'm eyeballing the Burris RT6, 1-6x, illuminated reticle, 17.4 oz. Would like to see one in person before ordering it tho.

You wont beat it for $300 bucks, period. Nothing else even comes close in that price range.
I've looked through quite a few LVPO's and the RT-6 punches WAY above it's weight class.
If you buy from sport optics or Amazon (or a bunch of other online vendors) they do free returns if you're unhappy.

[one66stang]

The RT-6 is a great optic. Eye box is super forgiving and has very good glass for the price. I run it on a few of my rifles.

[Japeatr]

trijicon creado HD is lightweight and red dot clarity

[RingSteel]

Thanks for the recommendations.
I looked at a RT-6 today at the range, was impressed. Ordering one.