RAILWAY RED DOT SIGHT

Name: RAILWAY RED DOT SIGHT
Brand: Opticrev
SKU: RAILWAY-BLACK
Price: 89.98 USD
Availability: InStock

RAILWAY RED DOT SIGHT

$89.98 USD

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COLOR BLACK SAND SILVER

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OVERVIEW

Take your shooting ability to the next level with the built for speed Railway Red Dot Sight w/ Standard Switch. This reflex sight by the experts at features a unique Heads-Up-Display (HUD) design that provides an unlimited field of view, while eliminating obstruction and tunnel vision common to tube style scopes. The Railway Red Dot Sight w/ Heads-Up-Display & Standard Switch can be easily detached and installed on other weapons, making it extremely versatile. target acquisition is as simple as point and shoot with the Railway Red Dot Scope w/ Standard Switch.

SOME KEY ASPECTS IN RAILWAY

Design

The advantage of this design is that the optic has an overall very low profile, with just the window being the most prominent feature. The Railway Red Dot Sightsight can be mounted on any 20mm rail weapon. The Railway Red Dot Sight w is also advertised as a race gun optic, race guns being the highly decked out custom competition guns often outfitted with a ridiculous assortment of accessories. For a traditional tactical weapon, this optic is much too large for a pistol.

Customize MOA

One feature you find really interesting is the ability to swap out LED bulbs to change the MOA of the dot. This is something any user can do, and this allows them to customize the MOA in different sizes including, 2 MOA, 4 MOA, 6 MOA, 8 MOA, 10 MOA, 12 MOA, 14 MOA, and finally 16 MOA. So your reticle options are not exactly limited in size. The reticle has eleven total positions, 2 are designed for night vision, 1 for general low light situations and the last 8 are for daylight.

50 and 100 Yards

Sighting in was very easy, and the infinite adjustment for windage and elevation made it very easy to get on target and hold for any habits the shooter may have.

At longer ranges, the optic still performed quite well. At 50 yards it was like shooting fish in a barrel with man sized targets, but at that distance the reticle covered smaller targets like clay pigeons, but it was still possible to hit them with a few tries. At 100 yards man sized targets were again nothing, and static headshots weren’t incredibly difficult.

Target transitions were also a breeze, Due to the open design, and using proper two eye aiming techniques it was a hair faster than most optics. The open design allowed the user’s peripheral vision to catch the target as the user transitioned. This prevented the user from over shooting the next target and aided in getting not only on target but onto the chest cavity.