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The D E F I N I T I ON GREEN DOT - All CT RAD™ green dots are 5 MOA for easy acquisition. MIL SCOPE - Stands for Milliradians, which correlates to the arc of a circle. A Milliradian circle circumference is divided into 6.28 equal radian sections. This is then divided into 1,000 equal parts ILLUMINATED RETICLE - A glass etched reticle that can be illuminated with different called Milliradians. There are 6,280 Milliradians in a circle. 1 MIL spreads about 3.43” at 100 yards. colors for better low light targeting. MOA SCOPE - Stands for the Minute of Angle, which correlates to the minute hand of a 360-degree IPX4 WATER RESISTANT - Is resistant to water sprayed at the product from 360° for 30 minutes. clock face. Each minute refers to 1/60th of a degree, similar to the minutes of an hour. 1 MOA spreads about 1” at 100 yards. IPX7 WATERPROOF - Can be submerged in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. MOA DOT - Determines the “size” of the dot or how much of the target the “dot” will cover. Using the MOA INSTINCTIVE ACTIVATION™ - Crimson Trace® Instinctive Activation™ technology is a best-in-class feature. equation of 1” at 100 yards, a 2 MOA dot will cover 2” of the target at 100 yards and 4” of the target at 200 Fully ambidextrous, all CT products incorporating Instinctive Activation™ are activated as yards. Larger dots cover more of the target and are better for quick acquisition at closer ranges. Smaller end-users naturally grip their firearm. dots will cover less of the target at greater distances. INSTANT ACTIVATION™ - “Tap ON/OFF” function allows the device to deployed instantly. (MOC) MAXIMUM OPTIC CLARITY - Crimson Trace® Optics are fully multi-coated with our proprietary No long button push or delayed response. MOC lens coatings. These coatings are engineered to enhance performance. By optimizing the light that passes through the optical system, the resulting image is sharp, natural, and glare-free. LAST MODE - Allows the hunter to get the range of the object that is furthest distance in feedback from Additionally, these coatings provide a protective armor against adverse environmental conditions the laser on a laser rangefinder. This mode is often used when shooting through brush or when a target is the optic will experience through its service life. not in clear view. NITROGEN PURGED - Crimson Trace scope innards are purged with Nitrogen to remove (LRM) LONG RANGE MODE - Long Range Mode allows the user to range areas at longer distances. water vapor that can lead to condensation and fogging inside of scopes. This mode is good for hunters wanting to know the distance of far off landmarks. OPEN REFLEX SIGHT - An “Open Window” red dot sight that uses a front lens to collimate light from an (LOS) LINE OF SIGHT MODE - Line of Sight mode is the direct straight line from the shooter to the LED projecting a “dot” onto it for a large field of view and quicker target acquisition. target without compensation due to angle. This mode is good for long range shooters or hunters wanting to know fixed distances. PARALLAX SIDE FOCUS - The Scope focusing adjustment that allows you to focus in on EXAMPLE: In LOS mode the target is 400 yards away even if the shooter is on a 25% decline. targets at longer ranges and higher magnifications. LPVO LOW POWER VARIABLE OPTIC - This type of magnified optic often starts at 1x magnification and POLYMER CONSTRUCTION - Made of high strength, robust reinforced polymer to reduce increases anywhere from 4x, 6x to 10x. At 1x the optic can function almost like a red dot sight, with almost weight but maintain best-in-class durability and rigidity. zero magnification allowing for quicker target acquisition. RED DOT SIGHT - General or generic term referring to any type of unmagnified optic that projects an MANUAL ON/OFF FUNCTION - Allows you to turn the sight on or off by using the brightness buttons. illuminated red or green “dot” on an unmagnified lens.