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Aimpoint has launched its Duty RDS MR, the company’s first sight featuring a selectable Multi-Reticle (MR) system.
Designed for users who demand adaptability without compromise, the Duty RDS MR offers three reticle options – a 2-MOA dot, a 65-MOA circle, or both combined – in a compact and rugged platform.
“With the Duty RDS MR, we are expanding the Aimpoint legacy by combining our proven design principles with new flexibility,” said Albert Rödfalk, senior product manager at Aimpoint AB. “It’s a robust solution built to meet the real-world needs of professionals.”
Built for law enforcement, professional users, and competitive shooters, the Duty RDS MR features instant-on motion activation, a side-loading battery compartment, and a pressure forged aluminum housing that is submersible to 25 meters (80 feet) and engineered to endure shock, vibration, and extreme temperatures.
Key features of the new Duty RDS MR, according to Aimpoint, are:
Multi-reticle system: Toggle between dot, circle, or both for rapid acquisition and
precision aiming
Motion activation: Enters sleep mode after two hours of inactivity – instantly powers on with movement
Mission-ready durability: Waterproof to 25 m, shock- and vibration-resistant
Daylight and night vision compatible: 12 brightness settings, including 4 for NVD
3-Year battery life with setting 7: Powered by a single CR2032 battery
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