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Vortex Crossfire Red Dot Sight (CF-RD2)

Name: Vortex Crossfire Red Dot Sight (CF-RD2)
Brand: Vortex
SKU: 929056_sv
Price: 11145.5 UAH
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (17 reviews)

Vortex Crossfire Red Dot Sight (CF-RD2)

SKU: 929056_sv 1

€227.46 EUR

₴11,145.50 UAH

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Description

The brand's bestseller, the Vortex Crossfire Red Dot (CF-RD2) collimator sight, now with updated energy efficiency of up to 50,000 hours of battery life and night vision compatibility with minimal settings. Ultralight, ultra-compact, incredibly durable and weatherproof, allowing you to aim in an instant - all these are just general, but very important characteristics of the Vortex Crossfire Red Dot (CF-RD2) collimator sight. The diameter of the aiming point is only 2 MOA, which is very convenient for shooting at short distances. At the same time, it has 11 brightness levels, which are quite enough to use the sight for shooting at longer distances during the day and evening. The kit includes two mounting brackets of different heights for Weaver/Picatinny rails, allowing you to take the aiming characteristics of not only a pistol, but also a smooth-bore shotgun or automatic rifle to a new level.

Features:

Multi-coated optics - anti-reflective coating on the lens surface allows for a bright image.
Impact resistance - impact-resistant design.
Unlimited eye distance - no matter how far you move your eye away from the collimator, you will track every target quickly and accurately.
Waterproof - means that the scope is sealed with O-Rings and is protected from moisture penetration according to the international class IPX7. Immersion in liquid for 30 minutes to a depth of 1 meter will not cause the device the slightest damage and will not affect its functionality. No weather conditions are scary for such optics.
Fogproof - The device is purged with an inert gas, as a result of which the air is displaced in this case by nitrogen, which does not contain water vapor and does not condense on the internal surfaces of the optics.