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Holosun EPS CARRY GR6 Black Anodized 1 x 0.58" x 0.77" 6 MOA Green Dot
The EPS CarryGR-6 is an enclosed handgun sight designed for narrower, subcompact handguns. EPS Carry GR-6 features an aspheric lens for a perfectly clear sight picture and has an ultra-low dot height for compatibility with most factory iron sights. EPS Carry GR-6 is made of 7075 aluminum, includes a built-in rear notch sight, and utilizes Holosuns popular K footprint. An RMSc-to-K footprint adapter plate is included for maximum compatibility. EPS CarryGR-6 has Holosuns 540nm Green Super LED with a 6MOA dot and uses a 1620 battery which provides up to 50k hour battery life, and Shake Awake technology. EPS Carry-GR-6 is compatible with popular subcompact pistols including G43 MOS, G48 MOS, Hellcat, P365 X/XL, and more. IPX8 Waterproof.
 
PHYSICAL SPECS
Window Size0.58x0.77
Dimension (in)1.62×1.07×0.95
Weight (oz)1
MECHANICAL SPECS
Housing Material7075 T6 Aluminum
Surface FinishAnodize
Adjustment per Click1.5 MOA
W&E Travel Range±30 MOA
ENVIRONMENT SPECS
Storage Temperature-40℃~70℃
Working Temperature-30℃~60℃
SubmersionIPX8
Vibration5000G
 

Holosun EPS CARRY GR6 Black Anodized 1 x 0.58" x 0.77" 6 MOA Green Dot

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