Leapers UTG Red/Green T-Dot Sights

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posted on September 8, 2016
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UTG's newest 1X magnification, parallax free "TD" series dot sights were developed from the start with instant target acquisition in mind. Based on the previous best seller SCP-DS3840W Red/Green Single Dot model, the TDQ model comes with UTG's latest T-Dot reticle. UTG says this reticle provides excellent horizontal target leading and tracking capability.

UTG also integrated its popular red/green illumination system into the "TD" series, giving shooters plenty of brightness intensity adjustment. Additionally, the included QD lever mount base and riser adaptor makes for swift height adjustments. 

The SCP-DS3840TDQ comes fully equipped with front and rear lens flip-up lens covers, and batteries for immediate operation straight out of the box. 
MSRP: $54.97.

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