Product Description
22mm Red-Dot Sight
- 2-MOA Red•Dot for precise aiming
- 22mm multi-coated objective lens
- Digital push-button brightness controls
- 10 brightness settings
- Remembers last used brightness settings when powering on
- Includes low and high Picatinny / Weaver rail mounts for maximum compatibility
- Locking windage and elevation adjustments
- Wide field of view
- CNC-machined from aircraft-grade aluminum
- Unlimited eye relief
- Auto-off feature preserves battery life
- (4-hour idle from last button push)
- Nitrogen gas-filled
- Rubber lens cover included
- Battery included (1.5V AAA)
HIGH AND LOW BASES INCLUDED
High mounting base (shown above) provides an absolute co-witness with backup iron sights
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| Model | Power x Objective | Reticle Type | Construction | Adjustable Brightness | Windage/Elevation | Lens Cover | Mounting |
| TG8322BN | 1 x 22mm | 2-MOA Red•Dot | Lightweight CNC-machined aircraft-grade aluminum | Digital push-button controls with 10 brightness settings | • Locking windage and elevation adjustments • 1/2-MOA per click | Rubber | High and low picatinny/Weaver mounts included |
| TG8322GN | 2-MOA Green•Dot |
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Specifications
- Weight: 14.24 oz
- Width: 3.25 in
- Depth: 3.5 in
- Height: 5 in
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