Yap tritium reticles will be an economic solution for easy
targeting in low light condition with or without NVG and light
gathering fiber optics rail for day sighting. This combination
is not expensive (as compare to other modern sights) but
i dont understand why in the world SAF is not getting
it.
I sometimes dont understand how SAF work. Can spend billions on
fighter planes but is not generous in providing quality small arms
that is bread and butter for the essential ground troops. Baseline
version of SAR-21, grandfather version of U100 and oh my goodness,
P226.
Another way around is to use the the red dot sight but it
consumes electricity.
Or we could go for the ACOG that uses fiber optics to gather
ambient light to light up your sights, no batteries required.
But that'll need a p-rail mount, but might as well get rid of the
basic 1.5X scope anyway... just about anything would be better.