VORTEX Viper Red Dot Sight

    Aug. 26, 2016
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    The Viper Red Dot's super-low mounting height makes it the perfect solution for handguns with cutout slides. The Viper gives shooters the simplicity and speed advantage of a dot sight, while co-witnessing with suppressor height iron sights.

    The trade off? Nothing. The 6 MOA dot diameter gets shooters on target fast.Fully multi-coated, ultra-clear lens offers a wide, unobstructed field of view. The left-side up/down power and illumination controls are easy to access and manipulate. Recessed 1 MOA windage and elevation adjustments are super clean, protected from incidental contact, and always at the ready. It runs on a CR 2032 battery.

    • Magnification 1 x
    • Eye Relief Unlimited 
    • Dot Size 6 MOA 
    • Adjustment Graduation 1 MOA 
    • Max Elevation Adjustment 120 MOA 
    • Max Windage Adjustment 120 MOA 
    • Parallax Setting Parallax free 
    • Length 1.8 inches
    • Weight 1.1 ounces

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