Vortex Strikefire II 4 MOA Red/Green Dot CoWiteness Cantilever Mount

    Aug. 3, 2016
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    VORTEX STRIKEFIRE II 4 MOA RED/GREEN DOT CO-WITNESS CANTILEVER MOUNT
    VORTEX STRIKEFIRE II 4 MOA RED/GREEN DOT CO-WITNESS CANTILEVER MOUNT

    When situations demand split-second target acquisition and maximum field of view, mount up the StrikeFire II and shoot—both eyes open. Feature-rich, versatile and reliable, the StrikeFire II is a great choice for hunters who want a quality red dot sight, but don’t want to break the bank. Features sleek rear-facing controls for power on/off and easy adjustment of ten dot intensity levels—lowest two settings are night-vision compatible. Automatically returns to the last dot intensity used when powered up. The 30mm aluminum alloy chassis provides extra-high recoil rating and is waterproof and fogproof. Strike fast!

    Specifications

    • Magnification 1 x
    • Objective Lens Diameter 30 mm
    • Eye Relief Unlimited
    • Adjustment Graduation 1/2 MOA
    • Travel per Rotation 25 MOA
    • Max Elevation Adjustment 100 MOA
    • Max Windage Adjustment 100 MOA
    • Parallax Setting Parallax Free
    • Length 5.6 inches
    • Weight 7.2 ounces

    OPTICAL FEATURES

    • Fully Multi-Coated
    • Red/Green Dot

    CONSTRUCTION FEATURES

    • Single-Piece Chassis
    • Waterproof
    • Fogproof
    • Shockproof
    • Hard Anodized Finish
    • Operating Temperature Rated from -22 degrees to +140 degrees Fahrenheit.

    CONVENIENCE FEATURES

    • Cantilever Ring Mount
    • Unlimited Eye Relief
    • Adjustable Dot Intensity

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