Crusader & Lucid, one scary accurate combination

Crusader Weaponry has teamed up with Lucid to provide a very good optical gunsight for our rifles.  When I first tested the Lucid HD7, it impressed the hell out of me.  It was clear, solid, and did everything I wanted an optic to do.  In fact, it did better than I had hoped.  I put it on a number of guns, trying to break it.  Including a 12 gauge with slugs.  It held up.  As far as accuracy goes, it actually improved my accuracy with my own M4.



We recommend the Lucid for the best bang for the buck solution for all our 5.56mm rifles. When you order your Bones, Partisan, Templar, or your own custom configuration, ask for the Lucid to come with the gun as a package.

16 thoughts on “Crusader & Lucid, one scary accurate combination”

  1. I don’t have one but I really like the four choices of reticle offered and if you are doing a lot of long range shooting they have a 2x magnifier for it. It looks to me if you are doing over a 100 yards the cross hair choice would be very handy?

    1. Should do just fine. I know those can wreck an optic, but the Lucid should hold up just fine indeed. Contact CrusaderWeaponry.com for pricing.

  2. Maybe I will get one and put it on an AR and see if I like it, then try the FAL if it works. Did you test with the magnifier? I think id like to add one of those.

  3. Hokay, for final test you be mounting on Mosin Nangant 1891/30 7.62X54R. You fire 100 rounds and eef you and scope still in one piece, ees good enough.

  4. Even if they didn’t look like such a ripoff of an ACOG… I wish these chinese companies would come up with an original design.

    1. It’s a US Company. US Design. Unfortunately Chinese Manufacturing because it’s almost impossible to get anything MADE in the US anymore. If this was US made, it would cost more than double.

      1. I would easily pay 2x for a US made optic. As it is, I only have Leupold and EOTech for optics & they are both US made.

        I would love to see Trijicon get at least some royalties from this Lucid company.

        1. The only thing the HD7 has remotely in common with the ACOG, is a slightly comparable profile. The ACOG uses tritium illuminated reticules where the Lucid is battery powered. The ACOG is also a fixed 3 or 4x while the Lucid is 0x red dot sight.

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