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XE AMRS & SE Enclosed Red Dots

David LuttrellBy David LuttrellJune 24, 20264 Mins Read
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XE AMRS & SE Enclosed Red Dots

The growth in the pistol optics arena has been one of the best things to happen for shooters. They are exceptional additions to defensive and competition guns and come in a variety of flavors. Now, Osight has brought two new optics to market that you will want to see. The XE AMRS and SE enclosed red dots.

XE AMRS and SE Enclosed Red Dots – Economical Solutions

The Osight XE AMRS offers advanced adjustability, while the SE features a streamlined interface. Both enclosed red dots are packed with features and are extremely affordable.

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XE AMRS and SE enclosed red dots – from Osight

Osight XE AMRS

The Osight XE AMRS has a ton of features to talk about, from the industry-first 2/6+32 MOA Advanced Multi-Reticle System to the innovative collapsible backup rear sight, plus features that you know and love like a large window, side-loading battery, and more. Built to do it all, the XE AMRS is great for CCW, home defense, competition, rifles, pistols, shotguns, and anything else.

The 2/6+32 MOA Advanced Multi-Reticle System gives you the choice between a 2 MOA dot, a 6 MOA dot, a 32 MOA circle, or either dot size plus the 32 MOA circle. Fine precision shooting or a larger dot for fast acquisition, this reticle handles anything.

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Collapsible Backup Rear Sight

Another industry first is the Collapsible Backup Rear Sight (CBRS). Exactly what they sound like, this integrated backup rear sight collapses out of the way if you don’t want it in your sight picture, but with a push of a button, it pops back up when you need it. Giving you the choice to use it or not, without removing or attaching anything. There when you need it, out of the way when you don’t.

XE AMRS and SE enclosed red dots – from Osight

The Osight XE AMRS offers a Motion Sensor Function that automatically powers the dot on with the slightest movement and turns it off after 3 minutes of inactivity to save battery life. The low-power indicator flashes the dot 3 times per minute when the battery drops below 2.2 volts. You can choose from 10 brightness settings, including 8 daylight and 2 night options, for dot brightness. The memory function powers the device on to your last-used settings every time. The Osight XE AMRS delivers a 61,000 to 105,000-hour battery life using a CR1632 battery.

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XE AMRS and SE enclosed red dots – from Osight

OSight SE

The Osight SE is smaller than the XE AMRS and is particularly suited for CCW and everyday carry. It features a 6 MOA dot, an enclosed emitter, a side-loading battery, and an RMSc footprint. The window is slightly smaller compared to the XE AMRS, but it maintains a feature-rich design.

The same Motion Sensor Function found in the XE AMRS to preserve battery life, lower power indication, and a high-quality aspherical lens make this a CCW optic that doesn’t skimp on options and features. The smaller footprint of the Osight SE for smaller guns is great, but it also has a low-deck height that allows it to co-witness with most factory iron sights. If you don’t have factory iron sights, the Osight SE has a backup rear sight as well.

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Like the XE AMRS, the SE has a 10-brightness setting and memory function, providing familiar operation across both models.

XE AMRS and SE Enclosed Red Dots

The Osight SE 6 MOA is designed for CCW and EDC, with an RMSc footprint that fits micro-compact and compact pistols. The 6 MOA dot enables rapid target acquisition, and its battery life is rated at 63,000 hours using a CR1620 battery, whereas the XE AMRS offers up to 105,000 hours with a CR1632 battery.

For more information, visit Osight.

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