4 MOA
Red dot of 4 MOA (3.25 MOA): the smaller of the two dot sizes covers less of the target.
Reflex sight · side battery drawer
Compact aluminium reflex sight with a glass lens and a side-accessible battery drawer for changing the battery without removing the sight, 18.5 g without battery.

The dot is available as 4 MOA (3.25 MOA) or 8 MOA (6.5 MOA), as Shield specifies the dot sizes. Only the selected version is supplied.
The low-profile design allows co-witnessing with the standard sights on many Glock models; according to Shield, suppressor-height sights are not needed.
The D-shaped glass lens has an anti-reflective, colour-neutral hard coating; there is no filter in front of the image.
The sight adjusts its brightness itself and can therefore stay on permanently; the lowest level is night-vision compatible, the highest is visible against the sky in bright daylight.
The CR1632 battery (3 V) gives 9,000 hours in average daylight according to Shield; the side-accessible drawer allows changing it without removing the sight.
Machined from aerospace-grade aluminium and mounted on the SHIELD footprint (over 100 mounting solutions according to Shield); 40.8 x 25.35 x 22.8 mm, 18.5 g without battery.
Shield states the sight can be immersed to 0.9 m (3 ft) for 30 minutes (IP67).
Reticle
Only the selected version is supplied.
Suitable mounts and adapter plates for the SHIELD footprint; Shield lists over 100 mounting solutions. The pistol and mount are not included; M4x8 and M4x10 mm screws and four nylon washers are supplied.
Shield provides a limited lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship for the products it designs and manufactures, valid from the date of purchase. Statutory rights remain unaffected.
* Firearms, mounts and other accessories shown are not included unless expressly listed. The selected item variant and the described scope of delivery are decisive.
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