EOTech XPS2
The EOTech XPS2 is the shortest, smallest and lightest EOTech model holographic weapon sight available without night vision. Its size and weight make it convenient for hunters and law enforcement officers to carry. It is also fast and runs on a single 123 battery. The compact, single lithium battery configuration leaves more rail space than ever for rear iron sights or magnifiers.
EOTech XPS2 Features
Ring with 1 Dot
So far, the most popular reticle offered is this 65 MOA ring with 1 MOA dot is ideal for fast target acquisition. It Additionally, giving three usable aiming points. The aiming points below were based on the following load.223 Cal. 62 Gr. 2,900 Vel.
Heads Up Display
In detail, this is the technology that fighter pilots use for target acquisition. In summary, this creates an accurate image of a target even in poor visibility conditions like rain, snow, darkness or cloud cover.
Also, the heads up display of a holographic sight gives the user with a 2 eyes open shooting. Additionally, this eliminates blind spots and tunnel vision and maximizes peripheral vision.
No Revealing Light Signature
All external optical surfaces of the HWS are flat and have anti reflective coatings so no glare elimination filters are needed.
Also, the projected reticle is visible to only the operator. In summary, even GEN III night vision equipment cannot detect the muzzle side signature of the HWS operator’s position.
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Specifications |
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| Night Vision | No |
| Optics | Holographic |
| Magnification | 1 x |
| Eye Relief | Unlimited |
| Length,Width,Height | 3.8” x 2.1” x 2.5” |
| Weight | 9 oz |
| Water Resistant | Up to 10 ft |
| Sealing | Fog resistant |
| Finish | Non reflective black |
| Adjustment | .5 MOA at 100 yds |
| Travel Range | +/- 40 MOA |
| Mount | 1” weaver or 1913 rail |
| Power Source | 1 CR123 Lithium |
| Battery Life | 600 Hours |
Controlled under Export Administration Regulations (EAR); may not be exported without proper authorization by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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