Shield Sights RMSx – Reflex Mini Sight XL Lens – 65ring & 2MOA – Glass Lens Edition - RMSX-65-2MOA-GLASS

DESCRIPTION

Introducing The RMSx (Reflex Mini-Sight XL Lens) – Glass Edition

A sight aimed at the competitive shooter, the RMSx was specifically designed to answer a call from the competitive marketplace for a Shield Sight with a larger lens. The lens is 80% larger than our current Mini-Sight range made from crystal clear toughened glass.

Due to the larger lens, the RMSx will help our shooters to find the dot earlier in many scenarios. Most commonly when entering or exiting shooting areas and be forced to take shots while not in a stable position, allowing for faster first shot times as the shooter is able to find the dot earlier and to decrease shot-to-shot times by allowing the shooter to stay with the dot during recoil.

The RMSx follows tradition at Shield maintaining the famous Shield Footprint, enabling it to be mounted on to any existing mount or slide cut for our Mini-Sights and is meticulously machined to have a sharp, modern look.

The RMSx will be the first sight to be delivered with our new increased efficiency LED and utilises the proven electronics that have enabled our shooters to fire over 70,000 rounds without any reliability issues.

INCLUDED

• Minidial
• CR2032 Battery
• 2 x Button head M4x8mm screws
• 2 x Hex Wrench tools 1.5mm, 2.5mm

LENS CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

When cleaning your Shield Sight, the lens needs to be prepared and cleared of any debris before the cleaning process can begin in order to avoid scratching the lens.

We recommend using compressed air to blow away debris rather than wiping the lens. This can be in a form of an aerosol-can, that can be purchased online.

Once you are happy that your lens is clear of debris, hot soapy water is the most effective solution to clean the lens. Household washing-up liquid is sufficient. Using a Q-tip, dip the end in the solution and gently start wiping the lens discarding the Q-tip after each full rotation to ensure residue is not spread across the lens. We recommend starting around the edges of the lens working the way in to the centre.

This process can be used for both glass and polymer lenses.