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OSight C Review – The OSight for those that don't trust a rechargeable battery

Moondog

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When the OSight first came out earlier this year, they launched a micro reflex sight (RMR) that was wireless rechargeable at a very reasonable price. But many shooters were hesitant to buy any RMR that they couldn't easily replace the battery. OSight listened. They released the OSight C model which offers the same performance as their original OSight multi-reticle but powered by a user-replaceable 16332 coin battery. Moreover, it can run for a whoppping 100,000 hours from a fresh coin battery in 3MOA dot mode at its lowest visible brightness (Level 3).

SPECS​


Magnification: 1x
Color: Red
Reticle: 3 MOA Red Dot / 32 MOA Circle
Material: 7075 Aluminum
Mount Footprint: RMR
Objective: 19mm x 24mm
Brightness Settings: 8 Daylight, 2 Night Vision
Power Source: CR1632
Battery Life: 100,000 Hours
Proofs: IPX6
Dimensions: 1.77" x 1.18" x 1.18"
Weight: 1.48 oz
 
Love the C model! I have two already and just ordered a 3rd while it's still on sale. Can't wait to see what they come up with for a full size enclosed emitter optic!
 
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