UTG offers new 3.9-inch red/green reflex dot sights
UTG’s latest sight offers a wider field of view and red/green illumination. (Photo: UTG)
UTGÂ expands its optics line, now offering a 3.9-inch red/green reflex dot sight aimed at increasing speed and accuracy on the range and in the field.
The reflex sight is designed with quick target acquisition in mind, presenting a wider field of view for better awareness while targeting. Built for heavy duty use, the sight is equipped with a guard shield. This shield encloses the reflex sight’s main body for extra protection in rough environments. The matte black anodized aircraft aluminum body construction also offers increased durability in the field.
The sight is outfitted with internally reinforced windage and elevation components for a secure zero hold. Out of the box, it offers red/green illumination with seven brightness settings. Multiple settings provide a range of options for various lighting and weather conditions.
Featuring an integral Picatinny MIL-STD-1913 mounting base, the company insists the sight is easy to install.
The sight is available in single dot and circle dot models. The single dot model features one single dot at 4 MOA, while the circle dot model takes that 4 MOA dot and encloses it in a 58 MOA circle.
Both models retail for $99.97.
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