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Holosun HS510C: The HS510C Open Reflex Circle Dot Sight has an open titanium frame for a wide sight picture. It is powered by solar cell under normal usage and a back-up battery to supplement power requirements in low light conditions. The reticle can be switched between a 65 MOA circle with 2 MOA dot, a 2 MOA dot only, or a 65 MOA ring only at the push of a button. The green LED projects both reticles, so no re-zeroing is necessary and allows up to 50,000 hours of operation on a CR2032 battery (included). It features 10 DL and 2 NV Compatible Brightness settings, has a shake awake sensor, quick detachable mount and has a IP67 waterproof rating.
HUD HS510C Circle Dot Sight with open frame and integrated dual laser sights Sight stays always powered . on. It is powered by solar cell under normal usage but under low light conditions the battery will supplement the power requirements. As required the reticle can be switched between circle and red Dot. - Features - When focussing on the target the size of circle reticle will change based on the distance between your eyes and eyepiece lens. - Parallax free optical design witunlimited eye relief. - Minimized obstruction of vision with push button controls and streamlined housing design. - Switchable circle and red dot reticles. - Always on power under all light condition. - Battery tray design. - 32mm24mm open window . - Solar cell and high capacity battery provide dual power supplies. - Titanium-alloyed shock resistant window protection hood. - Includes accessory AR riser. - Quick release mount - Adaptable to Picatinny and Weaver rails. - CNC machined with T6061-T6 housing.
