Optical sight of constant magnification with a moving mechanical aiming mark, located in the focal plane of the lens. The aiming line is formed by the top of the vertical hair of the aiming mark. Modification Р3,5х20 is made with eyepiece diopter

Advanced technology: - Red sighting mark "Point" size of 3 MOA does not overlap the target, has an automatic brightness control, which allows you to fire at any level of natural light. - Protective cap with off function. - Dustproof and splashproof aluminum housing. Purpose: An open-ended collimator sight allows shooting at quickly or randomly moving objects from an airgun or a firearm.

Designed for visual observation of the surrounding area by manual scanning to detect and locate observers, leading counter observation or aiming with the help of optical or optical-electronic means.

Designed to automatically scan the terrain in order to detect and locate observers, leading counter observation or aiming using optical or optical-electronic means, display and transmission of information.

The universal optical sight of variable magnification provides comfortable aiming at a distance of 250 - 400 meters.

Optical sight of variable multiplicity provides a comfortable aiming at a distance of 150 - 200 meters and is intended for driven hunting.

Optical sight of variable multiplicity provides a comfortable aiming at a distance of 150 - 400 meters and is designed for driven hunting.

Provides accurate aiming at the target during hunting or sport shooting at close and medium distances.

The sight is designed for searching and tracking game, driven hunt (firing range up to 150 m) or hunting from an approach, as well as for shooting at small objects. This optical device allows you to smoothly change the magnification in the range from 1.2 to 6 times.

The collimator sight of the open type is designed to be mounted on a hunting weapon with a ventilated bar (5.5 ... 10 mm wide). It improves the accuracy of aiming and the speed of shooting in the daytime, especially on moving objects.