Firefield primed to release new line of Impulse Red Dot sights
The Impulse line works alongside rifles or shoguns to provide shooters quick target acquisition and better accuracy. (Photo: Firefield)
Firefield launched the new line of Impulse red dot sights aimed at providing more sighting options for tactical rifle and shotgun shooters.
The Impulse line offers four models to suit shooters’ needs — 1×28, 1×28 with laser, 1×22 and 1×22 with laser. All models boast red and green illuminated circle dot reticles, parallax free shooting beyond 20 yards and unlimited eye relief in addition to windage and elevation adjustability. The red dots provide quick acquisition and can be mounted forward for use with magnifiers and other shooting accessories due to its cantilever mount. The series also features flip up lens caps to protect the devices.
Recoil rated by to .308, the red dots are IPX5 weatherproof, shockproof and fog proof with operating temperatures of 0 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Powered by AAA batteries, Firefield says the red dots offer “outstanding battery life.”
Though the dimensions for each model vary, Firefield strove to keep each model as lightweight as possible with an aluminum construction giving the red dots weights between 7.5-ounces and 10.9-ounces.
The Impulse line starts at $59.99 with prices climbing upwards depending on model.
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