GF,
I was considering an EOTech for it. I'm interested in what you think of them for my evaluation. Anything you can tell me would be helpful, quality issues too. I know nothing about holographic sights. I do like the wide field of view.
I don't remember the model number that I had. Mine was the one that took AA batteries and was night vision compatible. That just allows you to have a special rather dim setting that works well with night vision gear - I actually have a PVS-14 laying about, but most people don't so I wouldn't worry about that feature.
My problem was that I apparently have a certain degree of astigmatism. Thus the recticle was blurry unless I got it "just right". Mounted scout style it was like... staring at a large TV screen... too. I never got used to it. I have better luck with C-Mores and Aimpoints. Customer service wasn't great the one time I had to call about something either, but it might have improved since.
Current EoTechs have improved battery life (still not like the leave it on for years and you'll be fine Aimpoints), and tolerate the heat better than old ones (which used to cook if mounted on AKs scout style).
It was supposedly quite durable, but the beat up old Aimpoint Comp M (early M68) that I have is probably about a decade old, a lot of the finish is gone, and still works fine. Thus that brand I just trusted more.
If it is an issue for you, it seemed easier to me to arrange a magnifier with an Aimpoint than with an Eotech, the Aimpoint worked better with my astigmatism, and I liked how easily I could co witness it.
I eventually just went with iron sights and my remaining 580 series Mini (purchased at Walmart of all places) is thus equipped.
I did like the Trijicon Acogs with Docter red dot piggy backed that I handled at a trade show, but their price point is such that I really couldn't see using them on a Mini or anything save a SCAR or what not. Living out here with Marines, my former neighbor - who was the weapon's bn - didn't like them though, saying that they took long to zero. Shrug.