Simple, rugged, and high-quality, the flat dark earth BROWE 4x32 Sport Optic Riflescope 5.56mm Green Chevron Reticleis designed for use in tactical situations and features a 5.56mm green chevron reticle for battery-free nighttime targeting. The scope's Rechargeable Illumination Technology takes a brief, 15-second exposure to any light source to provide military, law enforcement, or personal security with green low light illumination for hours.

The Sport Optic features a 4x magnification factor with a field of view of more than 36' at 100 yd and the 34mm aluminum housing comes with a mount from American Defense Manufacturing.

Simple, Rugged, High-Quality Scope    5.56mm Green Chevron Reticle    Flat Dark Earth Aluminum 34mm Housing    Fast Recharge for Low Light Illumination

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work with smaller digital cameras like the Pentax WG-3 GPS camera? If so, can the camera angle be adjusted up or down while wearing the chest harness or is it a fixed position?

A: Yes, this harness is actually designed for the WG series cameras and is compatible with the WG-3 PS model. The harness allows the camera to be shifted to the left or right to gain perfect positioning, and also has a quick release button which will allow the camera to be tilted forward to regard the LCD screen. Otherwise it is more or less fixed in place once you have it mounted.

Q: 2. I document longer hikes over technical terrain that require my hands to be free but frequent use of my camera. Can anyone tell me if this would be compatible with also wearing a lightweight backpack? Also, is there any awkwardness if shooting in portrait mode? Thanks!

A: Hello Shaun, you should not experience an issue. I use the strap attached to a 70-200mm lens and have tried both portrait and landscape modes. I also used it with a shoulder strap with a lens and a second camera and did not experience any issue or discomfort. I hope this helps.

Q: 3. Do I need another accessory if I would like to attach it to an arca quick release foot?

A: I use a RRS plate attached to the lens collar foot. I also purchased a RRS clamp RS-FRBN which slides over the lens collar plate and is tightened. I am very pleased with this combination. If you also a have a camera L plate, you can mount the clamp of the L Plate, when not using heavier lenses. This is practical and quick. Hope this helps.

Q: 4. Whats the Difference between the Curve Breathe and this ?

A: The sport has more padding and is wider.

Q: 5. Does the BlackRapid Sport Breathe (MFR # 361005) include the male threaded fitting to screw into the camera's tripod attach point?

A: Yes it does come with , BlackRapid FR-5 FastenR Breathe B&H # BL363001

Q: 6. Some Samvix products are advertised as “Kosher Safe for Kids”. What is this? Would it “beep” out the offensive/profane langaua

A: The Samvix Dynamite 8GB Sport MP3 Player (Silver) will not automatically censor any profane language or inappropriate material that has been downloaded onto the device. The "Kosher Safe for Kids" notice simply refers to the content and software that is already installed on the device.

Q: 7. Does this come with the safety tether or do you need to purchase that separately?

A: The BlackRapid Sport Breathe Camera Strap does not include a safety tether. You must purchase the BlackRapid Camera Safety Tether II, B&H # BL272003.

Q: 8. I already own a RS sport that put my camera on my right side. Would I encounter problems if I wear this at the same time on the other shoulder for assignments where I need 2 cameras?

A: I have never tried it but I think it would work. I use a BlackRapid Double regularly when I need to hang two cameras and I am very happy with it - it avoids crossed straps which you will have with the setup you asked about. The BlackRapid Yeti is another solution, allowing a one or two camera setup without cross straps. Bottom line is that I believe your proposed setup will work even if not as neat as the other two that I just wrote about for two camera situations. Good luck!

Q: 9. I take my camera on long hikes, usually over 2 miles, photographing birds. Sometimes the terrain is rough and I fear that the BR strap will allow the camera to bounce away from my body and back striking my hip.Should I worry about a sore hip?

A: When I use this particular strap I tend to have my hand on the camera so it does not swing and I have never had a problem with impact on my hip. I am traveling to Africa in late October and I will be hiking in some tough terrain and I need my hands free during the hike. Based on this I am using the double spider holster set up. I did a similar hike last weekend and used the spider holster to hold two cameras with large lenses and it worked great and id not swing or move much during the hike. At the same time I was ready to take pictures at any time.

Q: 10. Is there a weight limit?

A: I have used it with a Nikon D7200 + grip + batteries and the older (much heavier) 300mm f4 lens, Kirk foot, TC1.4, and SB-900 flash. All of that comes in at over 9 lbs. I brought it on many pelagic birding trips which means an unstable platform on a pitching sea. Never had the slightest issue.