Maximum recoil is up to.50 cal, the aluminum body weights 9.2 oz, and the lenses have an AR Silver coating.

Contains: Neoprene cover, adjusting tools, a CR123 battery (in its original packing), a manual, two additional Energizer CR123 batteries, and a Lightjunction Battery Case.

2000 hours of battery life with just one CR123A battery

With the Interlok internal locking system, an adjustable weaver mount detaches quickly for simple attachment.

Infinite eye relief, a green or red reticle, four illumination patterns, and a digital switch button for adjusting brightness settings#

For the price, this sight is fantastic. It can be a little touchy, but I appreciate having a choice of reticles. The next reticle is prone to being slightly out of alignment if you move the selector too quickly, although this may be prevented by sliding the selector slowly.Despite what was just said, when you shoot, the reticle doesn't move. I'm satisfied with my buy overall.

I purchased this to use as a targeting help for my telescope while another person is looking through it. The beam may be seen even in regions with significant light pollution because of how bright it is. Without removing the laser from the bracket, the battery and back switch are easily accessible thanks to the stable mounting to a dovetail. Without removing the mount from the dovetail, the laser can be withdrawn from the mount (comes with necessary Allen key). No special tools are required for X/Y adjustment, and each axis knob clicks firmly in tiny increments. There are currently no details on battery life, but it is undoubtedly more accurate than a red dot sight.

One 1" lapping bar, two 1" alignment bars

Two alignment bars of 30mm each, along with a lapping bar handle

Lapping compound with 220 grit#

Grats to Wheeler for excellent clientele. One of the tools for scope adjustment had a tip that was so blunted when the package first came that it was essentially worthless. This occurred as a result of the packaging, which had one end sharp and the other blunt. The tip must have flattened out as a result of contact with the other tool during shipping. Wheeler responded to my email by sending me not one, but two replacements. I didn't even have to make a call.Regards, Wheeler.

I purchased this to use as a targeting help for my telescope while another person is looking through it. The beam may be seen even in locations with a lot of light pollution because it is quite bright (attached photo shows beam spotting Saturn on a clear night in the city). The Velcro-attached trigger pressure button can be installed on the tube wherever it is practical for aiming, preventing the beam from accidentally being left on for passing aircraft. Without removing the laser from the bracket, the battery and back switch are easily accessible thanks to the stable mounting to a dovetail. Without removing the mount from the dovetail, the laser can be withdrawn from the mount (comes with necessary Allen key). No special tools are required for X/Y adjustment, and each axis knob clicks firmly in tiny increments. There are currently no details on battery life, but it is undoubtedly more accurate than a red dot sight.

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it was shot yesterday. Straight out of the box, it was dialed in at 50 yards in just 6 rounds! From 3x to 12x, the clarity outside in actual use was far better than I had anticipated while viewing it at night inside my home. Additionally fantastic is the side parallax adjustment. After 100 rounds of.308, I was able to ring steel at 200 with monotonous regularity, and it didn't appear to lose zero. The only issue is that the boundaries of the field of view have a slight amount of distortion, but you can only see it if you deliberately focus on the edges.Although it is a bit annoying that the illuminated reticle shines light not just on the crosshairs but also on the inside of the sight, I don't see myself using it. Just throwing that out there for anyone who want to.In comparison to the Warne rings I bought for another rifle, the rings that come with the sight seem to be of incredible quality. Each ring has four screws that tighten around the tube, which in my opinion makes for a much more secure mount.I wish the rings had raised it somewhat, but overall I am really happy with the scope's performance. Even more so considering that I received a pair of rings for my $113 sent to my door that appear to be just as good as the previous 30mm rings I purchased from Warne for another AR.Given that it has a 30mm tube, I believe this would make a fantastic scope for someone on a tight budget who wants a respectable scope.

exceptionally low profile extremely durable structure. The fibre has a.078 diameter.

designed for shotguns with simple barrels. simple installation

by Ducks Unlimited recommended.#

A risk was taken with the Truglo Glo-Dot II 12-20 Gauge Sight. It couldn't handle the recoil, according to a few reviews I read, and it flew off the shotgun. Therefore, when I snapped on mine, I carefully examined it and discovered that it DID NOT go ALL THE WAY ON, it just felt like it did. Even though it FELT like it was on well, there was a gap of about 0.5 to 1 millimeter in the front and back. So, I gave it a few gentle taps with a small hammer and a flat-tipped punch until it snugged up and fit flush around the barrel. I wonder whether other reviewers had the same issue but simply snapped it on without realizing it?I will rate this product a 4 out of 5 stars because I am already satisfied with my purchase and the following reasons:1. An upgrading to a fiber optic sight is typically somewhat expensive and labor-intensive. This was simple.2. I still retain the shotgun's original bead sight as a backup, and it isn't permanent. If it does fly off, it cost less than $15.3. It shines brilliantly! a great deal brighter than the fiber optic sight that came with my Springfield XDS as standard (it may have to do with the extra length gathering more light).

FORTRESS FINISH COATING and robust, CNC-machined steel construction for optimal protection

SQUARE-NOTCH DESIGN is duty-proven, and SNAG RESISTANT DESIGN fits standard holsters.

Sights are GLOWING GREEN DOTS at night; normal sights are visible during the day. SHARP WHITE DOTS

MACHINED AND ASSEMBLED IN THE USA; 12-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY; Patented; excellent Swiss Tritium for maximum brightness

UNMATCHED VISIBILITY in pitch-black photography environments; GLOWS IN THE DARK—no batteries or exposure to light necessary#

Verify the package right away. I had to hire a gunsmith to install since I didn't properly inspect the sights before putting them on. The front sight glowed very little. When I contacted TruGlo, they instructed me to mail the entire slide along with a $12 check. I received it back two weeks later with all sights shining brightly and firing precisely. They rectified it without hesitation since they stood by their product. The fact that I initially received a faulty device was a hassle.

endless eye relief

numerous reticles with red-and-green-illuminated reticles

Quick-release adjustable weaver mount

Battery life of up to 1,000 hours

Housing made of cast aluminium alloy and protected by a shield#

For usage on patrol, I brought this sight for my AR15. After sighting it in, it came off because it was not secured well enough. I thoroughly tightened it, and it held nothing! I unintentionally knocked it off again when qualifying with it on our tactical rifle course, but it still held zero. Both problems were caused by operator error, and I heartily endorse this device.

air rifle scope

reticle with crosshairs

consists of scope rings

3/8-inch dovetail fits

Air gun scope, 4 X 15

adjustable wind elevation and age

adjustable for height and windage#

For inexpensive pumpers like the Daisy 880 or Crosman 2100, this is a fantastic LOW COST scope.On my 880, I attempted a more expensive UTG scope, but it would not line up with the barrel. This little creature, however, did. The UTG looked ridiculous on the inexpensive rifle in addition to not aligning with the barrel; it will go on one of my broken barrels.Since my eyes were in good condition for the majority of my life (including my time in the Marine Corps), I primarily utilized iron sights. However, at 72, circumstances have changed, and I must now use a scope, even though I have always thought of them as a crutch.For the low-cost pumpers, this small scope is more than sufficient.