1X35 5MOA Green and Red Dot Sight Reflex Scope with 21 mm Build-in Picatinny Rail SKU: RDSL05
SKU: RDSL05$27.92 (Inc VAT)
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5 MOA Dot Size
5 MOA red dot sight, offer you greater precision and sharper target guidance.
Red and Green Brightness
VICTOPTICS 1X35 provides 5 brightness settings for each red and green dot. Easy for use in any light condition. Quick to adjust, friendly for intense CQB and airsoft games.
w/ Build-in 21mm Weaver Mount
Integrated twin Mount for 21mm picatinnry rail, easy to install. Come with caps to protect your lens from dust and abrasion. Ideal reflex sight for hunting.
Specification
· Magnification: N/A
· Objective Lens Dia: 35mm
· Exit Pupil: 35mm
· Length: 110mm (4.3 inch)
· Weight (net):160g (5.6 ounce)
· Eye Relief: free
· Field of View (ft@100yds):65 feet
· Optics Coating: multi coated
· Reticle: 5 Levels red & green Dot
· Elevation Range: 80 MOA
· Windage Range: 80 MOA
· Shock proof, water proof
· High-durability aluminum alloy in black matte
· Feature 1/2″ windage and elevation with audible clicks for greater precision
· Integrated twin Mount for 21mm picatinnry rail
Feature
· 5MOA Green and Red Dot
· With Caps
· w/ Build-in 21mm Weaver Mount
Service
More Info
What does 5 MOA red dot mean?
The “MOA” listed on the product parameters of red dot sights means minutes of angle, it shows how large the center dot of a reflex sight will appear on a target that is 100 yards away. So “5 MOA” refers to the center dot will cover 5 inches in diameter at 100 yds.
5 MOA vs 2 MOA, is a 5 MOA red dot better?
A 5 MOA red dot scope has a bigger center dot than a 2 MOA red dot. Usually, bigger dots are perfect for speedy aiming, fast shooting and for those with astigmatism. If you find a 2 MOA red dot too small to see clearly or if you have astigmatism, then a 5 MOA red dot will suit you better.
Red Dot VS Green Dot, What's the difference?
Why does this reflex sight have two-color illuminated dots? In fact, it is designed for different conditions. Green dot sights can work better under strong light conditions than a red dot sight. Click our blog ‘Red Dot VS Green Dot‘ to learn more about it.
