Rugged, precise, and high-quality, the flat dark earth BROWE 4x32 Combat Optic Riflescope 7.62x39mm Amber Chevronis designed for use in tactical situations and features a 7.62 x 39mm amber chevron reticle. The scope's Target Light Sensor Technology measures the target light and automatically adjusts the reticle brightness to provide military, law enforcement, or personal security personnel with amber illumination in any ambient lighting condition.

The Combat Optic features a 4x magnification factor with a field of view of more than 36' at 100 yd and the military-grade aluminum housing comes with an AD-170 mount from American Defense Manufacturing. The unit's microcontroller, unique to the industry, is capable of being reprogrammed with customized or updated operating firmware via a sealed utility port. The port also can be used to import or export power for accessories or plug in a remote pressure pad switch for manual operation. The included lithium battery is rated to last up to 775 hours at the highest brightness setting.

Rugged, Precise, High-Quality Scope    Built for Tactical Scenarios    7.62 x 39mm Amber Chevron Reticle    AD-170 QD Picatinny Rail Mount    Flat Dark Earth Aluminum Housing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The pamphlet that comes with this says it is supposed to fold into its own back pocket, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how. There are no instructions. How do you fold it into the back pocket?

A: Okay. It does. Hopefully this will make some sense. On the back at about waist high is a zipper. Open the zipper which reveals a pocket. Turn this inside out and fold the rest of the vest into it. When you turn the pocket inside out you will have the HUMVEE logo on the outside. Of course, when everything has bee stuffed into the pocket. close the zipper. Jack

Q: 2. Is there a picture of the back of the vest? I would like to see what the back pocket looks like

A: There is a fairly large rectangular zipper pocket in the lower half of the back. It becomes the self storage for the whole jacket; it has a white printed logo inside which becomes the outside when you fold the jacket inside.

Q: 3. What size is the back pocket? Can it hold a 10 inch telephoto lens?

A: The large pocket is 6 wide by 5 tall. The medium pocket is 4 wide by 4 tall. The small pocket is 3 wide by 4 tall. RAY

Q: 4. Will this lens work with the Olympus D-M1 II?

A: Not without an adapter. Search B&H for "Twist 60 M43"

Q: 5. Will this lens with with a nikon d5300?

A: The Twist 60 was designed for full-frame cameras. Technically the Twist 60 will work on your camera model but a lot of the effect will be cropped out. Here is a comparison of a Twist 60 photograph on a full-frame and a crop sensor camera: a href= http://lensbaby.com/twist-60-full-frame-vs-crop-sensor/ target= _blank http://lensbaby.com/twist-60-full-frame-vs-crop-sensor/./a

Q: 6. I have a Nikon 7100. I see that it says works best with a full frame, obviously my 7100 is a crop sensor. Will this still work? Is it worth it? I either want to buy this and a 35 or a 50. If it's not worth it on a crop senor I'm going to buy an 80.

A: Yes, it will work, but because this lens projects a full frame image circle and an APS-C sensor only sees a cropped portion inside that image circle, most of the swirly bokeh effect will be cropped out.

Q: 7. Why is the khaki more expensive than the black?

A: I don't know. Are they different brands or different models? Perhaps B&H has an excess inventory of black and is discounting that color? Have you talked to Customer Service?

Q: 8. How is the fit for women?

A: The fit is great for women and recommend getting the Humvee by CampCo Combat Photo Vest in your T-shirt size. Most of our women customers get the medium size.

Q: 9. Can this stay fitted to use with a Hotas while I simultaneously keep my TSXW steering wheel, th8a shifter and TLCM pedals? Or do I have to remove any of them out to fit these? I have an F-GT sim rig - thanks

A: Depending on the configuration you should be able to have both.

Q: 10. Can this product be used on the Nikon D800 sensor.I have heard that the sensor has some type of tin oxide coating that may be damaged by eclipse and that you had to use Eclipse2 instead (which does not seem to be available) --I just got my D800 from you last month and want to make sure that I have the right product when the time comes to clean the sensor --thank you

A: I contacted Photographic Solutions regarding this and they stated that the Eclipse Optic cleaning solution is safe to use on the D800s sensor. The Eclipse 2 you mentioned was actually discontinued by them as they were not happy with the manner in which it evaporated which explains why it is not available.