Additional Info
| UPC | 812495023934 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FF26026 |
| Reticle | DOT |
| Mount Type | INTEGRAL WEAVER STYLE |
| Length | 8.8000 |
| Dot Size | 2 |
| Optic Coating | AR Red |
| Magnification | 1x |
| Eye Relief | Unlimited |
| Adjustment Size | 0.50 MOA |
The Firefield Impulse 1×28 tactical red dot sight is ideal for target shooting and hunting on rifles and shotguns. This parallax corrected compact sight features a cantilever mount design allowing it to be mounted forward for use with a magnifier. The reticle illumination switches between red and green permitting shooters to use their preference to see better in diverse circumstances. Its hard-wearing structure aids the Impulse in handling up to .50 caliber recoil and 48.6-1000 hours of battery life. This is achieved from a single AAA battery. The extremely lightweight 9.6 oz red dot sight is shockproof fog proof and IPX5 weatherproof. Hand adjustable windage and elevation add to the user-friendly design of the Impulse. Included in the package are lens caps and battery.
- Red and green reticle illumination
- Parallax corrected optical system
- Lightweight and durable
- Cantilever mount design
- Uses easily accessible AAA battery
- Hand adjustable windage and elevation
- Flip up caps
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