New Optic Systems: Lucid, Burris, Aimpoint & More
Several new and notable optic systems have been introduced to the market, each offering unique features and specifications. Here's a roundup of the latest offerings from various manufacturers.
The Lucid Optics LM2 stands out with its RMR footprint and switchable reticle, offering users the choice between a 3-MOA dot and a 25-MOA circle. Meanwhile, the Burris Fastfire E ensures durability with its waterproof, shockproof, and fogproof design, featuring a 3.5-MOA 'always on' dot. Primary Arms Optics PLx HTX-1 is manufactured in the USA and boasts compatibility with various mounting systems.
Aimpoint's COA, on the other hand, prioritizes stability and accuracy with its A-Cut mounting system. The TruGlo Nexus offers precision with its multi-coated lens, shake-awake technology, and 1-MOA-click windage and elevation adjustments. Shield Sights' AMS and OMSsc models cater to different preferences, with the former supporting multiple battery types and an enclosed emitter, and the latter featuring a transparent top for a wider field of view and auto-adjusting reticle. The Hawke Endurance Reflex Green provides versatility with its green reticle and three onboard reticle options, while the Gideon Optics Judge XL ensures longevity with its CR1632 battery for extended life and a large viewing window.
These new optic systems offer a range of features to cater to different user preferences and needs. From switchable reticles to durable designs and precision adjustments, there's an option for every shooter. As always, it's essential to consider your specific requirements when choosing the right optic for your weapon.
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