Get the Viridian RFX42 Black 21mmx17mm Green Dot Reticle from Nautilus Arms. Key specs: 21mm x 17mm objective, Green Dot reticle, 3 dot, runs on CR1620, and Unlimited eye relief.
The Viridian RFX42 is a compact enclosed emitter green dot sight engineered for fast target acquisition and dependable performance in any environment. The enclosed design protects the emitter from dust moisture and debris maintaining a clear uninterrupted sight picture in all conditions. - The 3.5 MOA green dot offers a bright crisp aiming point that stands out quickly against any background. With 10 total brightness settings-including 2 night-vision compatible modes-you can adapt to changing light conditions with precision. - Compatible with the Shield RMSc footprint the RFX42 installs easily on most compact optics-ready handguns. The fully multi-coated aspherical lens ensures optimal clarity and light transmission. Constructed from CNC-machined aluminum with an IPX6 waterproof rating this sight weighs only 0.9 oz while maintaining full durability. -
Features
- 3.5 MOA Green Dot: Clean and accurate for quick target alignment.
- Enclosed Emitter Design: Prevents sight interference from weather and environmental debris
- Instant-On Technology: Motion-activated power-up for faster response
- 10 Brightness Settings: 8 visible + 2 NV-compatible levels. - 28000-Hour Battery Life: Runs on a single Cr1620 battery
- Shield RMSc Footprint: Compatible with a wide range of compact pistols
- Lightweight and Durable: 0.9 oz aluminum housing with IPX6 waterproofing
Specifications
| Brand | Viridian |
|---|---|
| Objective Lens | 21mm x 17mm |
| Reticle | Green Dot |
| Dot Size | 3 |
| Eye Relief | Unlimited |
| Battery | CR1620 |
| Length | 1.60" |
| Finish | Black |
| Weight | 0.90 oz |
| Weatherproofing | Water Resistant |
| Lens Coating | Fully Multi Coated |
| Footprint | Shield/rmsc |
| Mounting | Shield |
| MPN | 9810176 |
| UPC | 850060550874 |
Questions and Answers
What reticle does it have?
Green Dot.
What battery does it use?
CR1620.
What footprint does it use?
Shield/rmsc.