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●Laser Diffraction Optical System: Advanced holographic sight technology delivers fast and precise target acquisition with minimal parallax error
●Stable Aluminum Alloy Construction: High-strength aluminum housing with hard anodized finish ensures ruggedness and long-lasting protection in harsh environments
●Multi-Coated AR & AF Lens: Anti-reflective and anti-fog multi-layer coating enhances light transmission and durability for clear sight picture in all conditions
●Long Battery Life & Compatibility: Powered by a single 3.6V ER14505 AA battery providing up to 100,000 hours standby and features 15 brightness levels plus 10 night vision compatible settings
●Universal Picatinny Mount & Lightweight Design: Easy installation on Picatinny rails, lightweight (≤260g±10g) and compact dimensions (95mm length, 72mm height) ideal for rapid tactical use
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FYI if you search "Mirror Corner Sight" or "angle sight" you can find these on AliExpress for $30-$45. ($15-ish if you know how to use "coins")
*"GLORYFIRE" isn't exactly a name brand to begin with so you are pretty much starting from the bottom either way.
Apparently a knockoff version of the product call Hidesight designed by someone in Finland. Showcased on InRangeTV YT channel years ago.
I think this is actually kind of neat. Sure it's probably more of a conversation piece and at this price is more than I am willing to spend but if the price drops I may get one eventually.
I bought a different knockoff one of these years ago just as a "fuck it" type purchase. It worked but the FOV was absurdly small. Like looking through a paper towel roll BUT also trying to aim your rifle at 90 degrees via basically a 1" inch mirror. It worked, but was so far from practical no one on earth would ever use it IRL. But to be fair, if it increased FOV via a fisheye effect, then wouldn't be useable as an aiming device.
FWIW I paid $20...even the name brand it was copying at the time didn't cost $180.
Code works at Amazon checkout. Pretty neat tool but the price is really too steep for what it actually is.
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