What kind of battery does this sight use?
1281787
I don't have it with me at the moment, but I believe it CR 2035? Easy to find watch battery.
1929256
Hi Cliff... Don't hold my foot to the fire but I believe it is a CR 2032... If you don't get a better answer I will check my scope tomorrow to see if that is the battery.. Kay
1067011
Yes, bus don't Worry uf you bought a good batt. Longs almost a year , my advice use Green loctite to screw not a heavy one because in te future yo Will not able to unscrew andar yo Will damage the sight, if you have more questions please be my guest regards Hugo N. Gunsmith
2117773
On my AR 15, I have flip up iron backup sights should the batteries fail I can flip up front and rear sights looking through my Sightmark, my flip-up sights co-witnesses through my Sightmark. Thanks Jeff
781702
It is round. Just like a standard M16 G.I. sight, only difference is that the night sight hole (larger hole) has tritium on either side.
766218
The reticle is diode-generated. It can't be seen if the power is off or the battery dies. But you can co-witness with iron sights in the lower 3rd of the fov. It works out well. And the reticle will appear to move as you move your eye in relation to the scope. So the reticle will appear shift downward to line up with the irons when on. The alignment remains accurate. Doesn't matter when the scope is off. But that's why many shooters have backup sights... Just in case. And the run time on the AAA battery is long. Plus. AAA batts are cheap and abundant. Can't say that about the coin-type batts. The reticle is diode-generated. It can't be seen if the power is off or the battery dies. But you can co-witness with iron sights in the lower 3rd of the fov. It works out well. And the reticle will appear to move as you move your eye in relation to the scope. So the reticle will appear shift downward to line up with the irons when on. The alignment remains accurate. Doesn't matter when the scope is off. But that's why many shooters have backup sights... Just in case. And the run time on the AAA battery is long. Plus. AAA batts are cheap and abundant. Can't say that about the coin-type batts.
203168
Yes, that is the gun I put it on. It works well, I keep it in a safe and check it monthly and the sights are always illuminated.
2229639
It's made by Trijicon . I initially replaced the Walther standard factory sights with another brand night sight. The sights worked fine as far as the glow feature was concerned, however the front sight was difficult to properly tighten. I then installed a set of Trijicon sights which work very well and the front sight is properly secured. Completely satisfied with the Trijicons. I have them on several other handguns as well.
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Its complicated the battery is under where the sight is and there is a latch in the top middle of the gun u pull it back lift up the raillmimg and there is the battery it took me a while to figure it out but there r also instructions in the box to help u with it if my answer doesn't help. HOPE THIS ANSWERS YOUR QUESTION :)
211646
it is a night sight. Its a holographic reflex sight, allows both eyes open to acquire aiming dot, works with collected ambient light and tritium so works in daylight, low lightand absolute dark with no batteries
575011
Scope will function without battery.Mounted mine on Weaver Picatinny type rail works fine.
1363851
I have the ones with front and rear tritium. I wouldn't get the ones without tritium rear, if you do then you basically defeat the purpose of having night sights. The rear tritium allows you to line up the sights quickly in low light/no light situations.
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The main sight has no batteries, it uses fiber optics to gather natural light and the tritium when it is low light. The tritium will deplete over time, I think the life is 15 years. The top holographic sight runs on batteries, it is a watch style battery, and this model has no off switch so expect to change the batteries more often than a model that you can turn the holographic sight off, at least once a year. The upside is that if the battery is good you are always ready to go.
1637041
The laser battery is a CR2, the scope battery goes on the left it's in the end cap of the nob that adjusts the brightness of the red or green 1 thru 5 setting. The cap twists off, has a slot in the middle of it.
1851182
I would only reccommend it with pop up sights. My pop up sights align w the center of the optic where the dot would be if the battery fails. Then I can flip up the front sight and use it. If your iron sights are fixed, it may obstruct your vision of the red dot.
1165242
Wow, that answer isnt listed ANYWHERE, not even their website. This sight is identical in width to the one I just took off, that was a .100, so it appears to be just a standard general width sight.
1829015
Hey man before you purchase be careful these are not the best scopes but they are good for the price. With that being said the battery is a lithium battery 3v