MANSFIELD, Texas -(Ammoland.com)- Aside from the space between your ears and a good rifle, a reliable weapon sight is one of the most critical elements of mission equipment you can carry.
Firefield understands how much you depend on a quality optic to get you through the tough stuff and is proud to introduce Impact XL and XLT Reflex Sights!
Firefield Impact XL (FF26024) and XLT (FF26025) Reflex Sights are Weaver and Picatinny rail compatible, shockproof, recoil rated up to .308-cal., and built for flawless performance, even through your toughest operation. Both models include advanced, AR-red coated, 1x glass with parallax correction and unlimited eye relief for fast, reliable target acquisition in CQB environments; 1-MOA windage and elevation adjustments up to 120 MOA; and IP55 weather-resistant polymer and 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum construction.
Red illuminated reticles for XL and XLT models include: 5 MOA dot, 3 MOA dot with 50 MOA circle, 3 MOA dot with 50 MOA crosshair and 3 MOA with 30 MOA circle/crosshair. All reticles include five brightness settings.
While the Impact XL is powered by a single CR1632 battery for 25 – 250 hours, the Impact XLT Reflex Sight runs on a single CR2032 battery for 40 – 250 hours and boasts a protective hood, digital controls and a quick-detach mounting system.
Both sights include a neoprene cover, adjustment tools, batteries and an operation manual.
About Firefield:
Firefield offers force multipliers and accessories for mission-critical operations and extreme shooting sports involving rifles, shotguns and pistols. Designed for next generation shooters, boot-on-the-ground operators and serious gun enthusiasts, Firefield provides products for hard-charging, action-oriented situations. Firefield—Victory Justifies Everything!
For more information about Firefield products, visit their website.
Now all this company needs to do is make a high point knockoff.
When will a company come up with something to revolutionize the firearm industry? Instead most seem to copy what has been done and yes, this is clearly a copy of sightmark. Same old stuff.
I’m sick of ar ‘s and the varients. How about a damm laser gun by now.
This is an obvious Sightmark ripoff.
One day (25 hrs) on a battery!?! So like right now, in summer, where I would need the bright setting for 10 hrs of the day it would be half dead?
If I’m reading this right mmm yeah NO