Brand: William Optics

William Optics Red Dot Finder Kit w/ Vixen Style Mounting Base (M-RDF-P-VB)

M-RDF-P-VB

Brand: William Optics

William Optics Red Dot Finder Kit w/ Vixen Style Mounting Base (M-RDF-P-VB)

M-RDF-P-VB

Centering your objects in the sky has never been easier! Look through the finder with one eye leaving the other open, and you will see one of the four selected LED shapes in the sky.

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Product Description

This very practical Red Dot Finder (R.D.F.) comes with a handy, quick-release bracket included in the price.

Centering your objects in the sky has never been easier!

Look through the finder with one eye leaving the other open, and you will see one of the four selected LED shapes in the sky.

William Optics Red dot Finder Kit w/ Vixen Style Mounting Base - In the Box

High quality manufacturing

  • Optimized anti-reflection coating.
  • Alt-azimuth adjustment controls.
  • Very compact size, but no plasticky feel.

Quick Release

  • Quick-release bracket/base included in the price. The new base can be mounted with M5 and M6 screws and has a longer bracket for easier positioning.

Multiple Reticles

  • Seven different brightness adjustments make it suitable for any lighting condition, including daylight.

Ideal for Any Scope

  • Will mount on any scope with a M4 or M5 threaded bracket hole.
  • 3V lithium battery included.

Specifications

  • Weight: 240g
  • 4 different selectable reticules
  • 7-level brightness adjustments
  • Fully adjustable in alt-az
  • Battery CR2032
  • Quick release bracket available

Dimensions

William Optics Red dot Finder Kit w/ Vixen Style Mounting Base - Dimensions 1

William Optics Red dot Finder Kit w/ Vixen Style Mounting Base - Dimensions 2

Customer Reviews

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Installed on my 1986 C8 scope. Was easy to set up and mount on the C8. Have not had a chance to test under the stars yet. One thing I did not like, was how hard it was to turn the brightness control. I disassembled the switch and loosened its 4 mounting screws a little . That made the switch much easier to turn

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