What size is the viewing window? Others are typically 25mm or 30mm, but Aimpoint makes no mention of this that I can find.
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Eyepiece (rear lens)is about 17.5mm, front lens is about 22.5mm. Excellent sight.
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The eye relief is 3.2" / 82mm. If you're interested here is the scope's documentation: https://www.sigsauer.com/upFiles/CmsContent/documents/CP4_SIGTacOpticalSight_Instructions.pdf
614115
I found this specification: 3.6mm Lens with Viewing Angle of 75°. As others have stated, it is wider than what is commonly found. For the cost, I was not disappointed.
705310
The aimpoint is built to accept a night scope. I believe the the adjustable dot intensity is the reason it's compatible. I'm assuming that you would really need to dial down the power to see through a night scope. Never tried it though.
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It's the size of the scope it self, the scopes have different diameters. These or designed for 30. What ever scope your panning to use it should say it somewhere on the box or the manufacturers web sight
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The diameter is 1.25". The focal lengths are 20mm and 10mm, but those are used to determine the magnification, while the diameter is the width of the eyepiece barrel. The 1.25" is considered standard size, although you can buy 2" eyepieces for much more money. Most telescopes accept 1.25, but the pricier ones accept both 1.25 and 2 inch diameter eyepieces.
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It's sight line is a little too low on mine, hard to see the dot with my aimpoint 5x magnifier. If that makes sense
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What I was told with 3.5X loupes is the focal distance should be at least 24-36". I must admit, I was "off" until I finally got myself to hold my head away from the patient at least that distance. Otherwise, everything is blurry. I'm also trying the 2.5x loupes now.
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30mm is correct. I confused another Bushnell scope with the one in question.
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These binoculars hinge in the middle and the IPD ranges from about 55mm minimum to a maximum of 70mm at the widest. I hope this helps.
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The working area is about 1.5 X 1.5 cm, with 1 cm working distance. If the working area is 17cm, the magnification is little. :-)
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If I measured correctly it's 1.5 inches. Like I said I'm still trying to learn how to use it. I haven't had much experience with optics
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I mounted my Aimpoint PRO on an AR-15 platform flat-top carbine. The glass is clear and the "dot"is easy to see- you get variable brightness settings. It's a very nice package deal, I think.
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1 inch. Any standard scope mount should work. I look and found a light that came with the mount. It works great at spotting eyes up to 200 yards but you can not make out the body at that distance.
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I'm not sure, other than height differences, perhaps. There is no adjustment to center the reticle in the magnifier (I have a 6x that has adjustment), so if your aimpoint is higher or lower thaan eotech (mine is 517), you may not be able to get the reticle in view. worth a try though, you can always return it. It's long as well, so depending on how many slots you have available, you may have to buy extensions to fit your rds and this magnifier. I had to. 517 was on the furthest slot (armalite) and I still couldn't get the scope behind it on the other end of the rail. Bought two 12 slot 1/2" risers and gave myself more slots.
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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.
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This one is 30 MM I love this scope but if you want to save a little money I have the Leupold Mark AR 1 1.5-4 and it is awesome as well and a little cheaper. The Mark AR has a one inch tube, but side by side you can't tell the difference.