EOTECH EXPS3 68MOA RING/4-1 MOA DOTS

The EOTECH EXPS3 holographic sight features a Red 68 MOA Ring with 4-1 MOA Dots. It offers side buttons and quick disconnect.

Key Features of the EOTECH EXPS3 holographic sight

The E is for Extreme. This optic offers true 2-eyes-open shooting with a 7 mm raised base. This allows for iron sight access.

The raised base provides a lower 1/3 co-witness with back-up iron sights. This setup ensures a clear sight picture over your gear.

It features easy-to-adjust side buttons and a locking, quick-detach lever. It is the choice for the modern rifle hunter.

The side-mounted buttons are ideal when using a magnifier. This design allows users to adjust brightness without reaching around equipment.

The quick-detach lever is engineered for repeatability. It allows for rapid mounting and removal while maintaining a consistent zero.

This unit is built to withstand rigorous field use. The rugged housing protects the internal optical components from impact and debris.

Visibility remains crisp in various lighting conditions. The holographic technology minimizes parallax for better accuracy at different angles.

The large rectangular window provides an excellent field of view. This helps the operator maintain situational awareness during movement.

As a night vision-compatible EOTECH EXPS3 holographic sight, it remains a versatile choice. Use it for day or night hunting with confidence.

Night vision compatibility includes multiple brightness settings. These settings bridge the gap between low light and total darkness.

The 68 MOA ring provides a fast reference point for close quarters. The four 1 MOA dots allow for precise aiming at extended distances.

Power is supplied by a single transverse-mounted battery. This configuration reduces the overall length of the optic on the rail.

Waterproof capabilities ensure performance in harsh weather. The unit is submersible, making it reliable for tactical or outdoor applications.

Adjustments for windage and elevation are easy to manipulate. Each click provides tactile feedback for precise zeroing in the field.