Firefield Impact XLT Red Dot Reflex Sight

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Firefield Impact XLT Red Dot Reflex Sight Features Protective lens hood Water resistant, shockproof design Digital switch brightness controls; multiple reticle options Unlimited eye relief, parallax corrected lenses Precision accuracy Quick release mount Lightweight Quick target acquisition setup The Firefield Impact XLT is a full-sized reflex sight, ideal for target shooting and hunting on both shotguns and AR platform rifles. The versatile Impact XLT features a quick detach mount, allowing the sight to be taken on and off firearms quickly while still returning to zero. Impact XLTs are customizable by users, with 4 different reticle patterns and 5 brightness settings. An outer protective shield safeguards the shockproof optic and its components from impacts and hard use, while ergonomic digital switch controls make changing the brightness levels as quick as the Impacts rapid target acquisition. The lightweight Impact XLT runs on a long lasting, easy-to-find CR2032 battery and comes with neoprene cover, adjustment tools and batteries. Adjustment Value: 1 Battery life, hours: 40-250 Battery Type: CR2032 Battery Voltage, V: 3 Body Material: Aluminum/polymer Diameter, Objective Lens: 33x24 Elevation Range of Adjustment: 120 Eye Relief: Unlimited Finish/Color: Matte black Fog Proof: No Height (in/mm): 2.1/54 IP Rating (waterproof): IP55-water resistant Length (in/mm): 3.6/92 Lens Coating: AR Red Magnification: 1 Maximum Recoil: .308 Mount Type: Weaver/Picatinny Nitrogen Filled: No Operating temperature: F/C - 0 to 122/ -17 to 48 Parallax Setting: 25 yds Reticle, Color: Red Reticle, Type: 4 Pattern- 5 MOA dot, 3 MOA dot with 50 MOA circle, 3 MOA dot with 50 MOA crosshair, 3 MOA dot with 30 MOA circle/crosshair Setting, Brightness: Off, 1-5 Shockproof: Yes Weight, oz: 7.8 Width (in/mm): 2.5/65 Windage Range of Adjustment: 120 Manufacturer: Firefield About Firefield Founded in 2009, Firefield was created in the crucible of a major economic downturn, which made it difficult