Primary Arms Optics has been a solid go-to company for a spectrum of optic choices. Today, it has launched its new CLx Optics Line, a new optics tier positioned as advanced performance at the most accessible price point. The line launches with four initial optics: the CLx RD-23 Push Button Red Dot Sight, the CLx Enclosed Reflex Sight (RS-E), the CLx 1x Prism Scope, and the CLx 3x Prism Scope.
New CLx Line – A Price-Friendly Option
Priced below the SLx series, CLx extends the Primary Arms lineup to budget-focused shooters without compromising on core construction. Each optic in the line features fully multi-coated lenses, a nitrogen-purged and waterproof housing, and night-vision-compatible illumination. In addition, every model is backed by the Primary Arms Lifetime Warranty.
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CLx RD-23 Push Button Red Dot Sight
The CLx RD-23 is an ultra-compact 23mm micro red dot. It weighs 3.5 ounces at 2.27 inches in length on the industry-standard microdot footprint. A multi-coated aspheric lens pairs with a daylight-bright 3 MOA dot across 10 brightness settings, including two night-vision-compatible levels. An integrated solar failsafe supplements the CR2032 battery. Furthermore, push-button controls maintain a low, snag-free profile.
Available for $149.99.
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CLx Enclosed Reflex Sight (RS-E)
The CLx RS-E is a fully enclosed, emitter-shielded pistol optic on the RMSc footprint, compatible with a wide range of compact and slimline carry pistols from GLOCK, SIG Sauer, Smith & Wesson, Springfield, and others. The enclosed housing protects the emitter from dust, debris, and moisture that can compromise open-frame reflex sights. AutoLive motion-sensing illumination helps regulate the 3 MOA dot reticle when idle, extending battery life to approximately 21,000 hours on the medium setting. A side-loading CR1632 battery tray enables swaps without removing the optic or losing zero. Additionally, integrated backup iron sights provide co-witness capability.
Available for $179.99.
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CLx 1x Prism Scope
The CLx 1x Prism is a fixed-magnification prismatic optic with an etched Circle Dot reticle, offering an astigmatism-friendly alternative to conventional red dots. Because the reticle is physically engraved into the glass, it remains crisp for shooters who see projected dots as starbursts or smears. It also functions as an aiming reference even without illumination. The Circle Dot reticle combines a 3 MOA center dot with a 45 MOA outer ring for fast close-quarters acquisition. Additionally, it is supported by Daylight Bright® illumination across 10 settings and an adjustable diopter on the microdot footprint.
Available for $199.99.
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CLx 3x Prism Scope
The CLx 3x Prism is the first magnified optic in the lineup, bringing clear glass and rugged construction to a lower price point. Its fixed 3x magnification, forgiving eye box, and wide field of view deliver precision at distance while remaining capable in close quarters. The etched 5.56 Cross Dot reticle features a 1 MOA center dot. It also includes simple 5.56 BDC holds to 600 yards. Top-mounted push buttons cycle 10 brightness settings, and the common T1/T2 mounting footprint ensures broad compatibility with aftermarket mounts.
Available for $219.99.
New CLx Line
With the release of CLx, Primary Arms has introduced new, performance-driven options for budget-conscious enthusiasts. “There’s a large segment of marksmen who want into a trusted optics brand but are shopping with a limited budget, and historically that’s meant compromising on glass or durability or essential features,” says Stephen Morgan, Senior Director of Marketing at Primary Arms Optics. “With CLx, we set out to own that entry tier without cutting the things that matter most downrange. You’re getting quality materials, innovative designs, and a lifetime warranty, all in a package that undercuts comparable sights in the category.”
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For more information, visit Primary Arms.
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