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Vortex Optics Strike Fire II Red Dot Sight RG Co-Witness

Product description

The Vortex Optics Strike Fire II Red Dot Sight RG Co-Witness is a very robust red dot sight where you can also opt for a green dot.

Compared to its smaller red dot brothers like the SPARC AR or Crossfire, the Strikefire II's larger objective lens and 30mm tube design provide a larger field of view, and allows it to be mounted at almost any height using most common 30mm rings. The sight comes standard with a cantilever mount, and should you want the Magnifier from Vortex OPtices with it, the 2 are immediately perfectly aligned with each other.

Vortex Optics scopes and red dot sights are known for their use in real shooting sports and these sights are extremely suitable for use on GBB airsoft rifles, for instance. These sights are also nitrogen-filled so they will not fog up and the lenses are multicoated.

The sight runs on 1 CR2 battery and this is also included with the sight, as is a torx spanner to attach the scope to the mount.

Product specifications

Article number
SF-RG-501
Weight
550
Brand
Vortex Optics
Type
Strike Fire II Red Dot Sight RG Co-Witness
Color
Black
Zoom
Non
Reticle
Red / Green dot
Brightness setting
Yes
Windage & elevation setting
Yes
Mounting
Bolt
Length
142mm
Diameter
30mm
Weight
250gr
Waterproof
Yes
Fogproof
Yes
Shockproof
Yes
Battery
1x CR2 (included)

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