The Razor red dot is easy to get, mount, and use. With a 3 MOA dot, you can achieve higher precision for everything from competition shooting to close quarter tactical use when on duty. Top-tier performance and build quality is what you expect from the high-end Razor series, and fortunately, it's what you get. The Vortex AR red dot sight is easy to use, takes a regular battery with a battery-saving feature, and the 2 MOA dot will serve well for target shooting and hunting. They’re direct-to-rail mounts - no quick release cam levers. It comes with a multi-height mount meaning 1/3 co-witness and a shim for absolute co-witness. If there’s other power issues, fortunately the VIP warranty will cover it. It runs for 50,000 hours (approx.) on a AAA battery - no more expensive coin-cell batteries! The only problem is that if the O-ring seal is lost or if dirt and moisture gets into the battery compartment, it can affect the electronic connection. The Sparc has the type of battery life that is quickly becoming the standard for red dots.
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This is need-to-know information before you buy as it could be a deal breaker for professional applications. Battle-ready? Perhaps against the elements but with auto-off deactivating the sight after 12 hours, it’s not battle-ready for the needs of constant-on engagements. Its entire body is wrapped in a form-fitting rubber armor as an extra layer of protection on top of its O-ring sealed housing. The micro-sized dot sight is 2.9” long and 7.5 oz in weight. Some may dislike the cycling and power on/off button operation, but the lack of a knob streamlines the body. Furthermore, the dedicated AR red dot sight has night vision compatible brightness (levels 1-2), and it’s all regulated through button operation. The Sparc AR red dot sight features a 2 MOA dot, 12 adjustable brightness settings, and it’s accurate and holds zero. However, to quiet doubts about its modest appearance, the Sparc is battle-ready having been equipped with armor. Its less-is-more approach is confirmed with the lack of an external dial in favor of button operation. Overall, the SPARC AR Gen 2 has minimalist flair with its lightweight, compact form. Don't forget, it's water and shockproof - so it's durable and ready for use for your next shootout - even if it is paintball style. Optics are fully multi-coated (FMC), and it even has Vortex's exterior ArmorTek coating to protect against debris, scratches, and all the like. Problem solved - if you had any in the first place. By removing it, the cap will "catch" onto the threads to be properly screwed into place. Other buyers say you need to remove the black gasket that's attached to the underside of the battery cap. A CR1632 battery is included in the purchase, and it's what will power your red dot for anywhere in between 150 to 30,000 hours depending on usage.īut, there's a trick to getting the battery screwed in with the perfect fit.
This Venom sight has the daylight bright 3 MOA dot that can be set at 10 different brightness settings or auto mode to suit your eye comfort and lighting conditions.
While the Venom with the 3 MOA dot tops the charts as an insanely, highly-ranked paintball red dot sight, it's good enough for nearly any application you need when speed is the aim of the game. Red dots don't get smaller than this, come on, it's barely 2" tall and it weighs next to nothing, 1.1 oz.
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