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Shield Sights SHIELD Mini Sight 2.0, Glass Edition, Red Dot Sight, Non Magnified, Fits SMS Footprint, 4MOA Dot, Black SMS2-4MOA-GLASS

$259.99
Brand
Shield Sights
Color
Matte Black
Category
Accessories
Magnification
1
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
794712615095
MPN
SMS24MOAGLASS

Overview

The Shield Sights SMS2 is an updated mini red dot sight specifically developed for pistols, featuring a low-profile glass-filled nylon polymer body with a rear iron sight notch that allows co-witnessing with standard iron sights. It utilizes a 4 MOA red dot reticle paired with an ultra-clear glass lens featuring an SiO2 Quartz hard coating and an anti-reflection finish without colored coatings to minimize visual signature. Weighing 0.617 ounces and measuring 1.7 x 1.0 x 0.9 inches, the parallax-free optic includes fast automatic brightness adjustment and operates on a single 3V CR2032 battery with an estimated life of 2 to 3 years under average use. It is compatible with night vision devices and mounts utilizing the Shield Sights RMS footprint.

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