Optics database

Types of sights

• 142 models

  Red dot sights

  Reflex sights: a dot, or a dot inside a ring, seen on the glass with no magnification. For pistols, carbines and shotguns — fast aiming with both eyes open.

  13 manufacturers

• 167 models

  Riflescopes

  Fixed and variable power scopes — from 3–9× hunting scopes to 5–25× ranges and wider for long-range shooting. Each model lists its reticle and unit (MOA or MRAD) where the manufacturer gives it.

  10 manufacturers

• 40 models

  LPVO

  Low power variable optics starting at 1×: usually 1–6×, 1–8× or 1–10×. At the bottom of the range they aim almost like a red dot, at the top like a riflescope.

  10 manufacturers

• 20 models

  Prism sights

  Fixed power prism sights with a reticle etched into the glass — visible even with the illumination switched off. This page also lists the Primary Arms MicroPrism series.

  4 manufacturers

• 20 models

  Holographic sights

  Holographic sights with no magnification: the reticle — most often a ring with a centre dot — is reconstructed from a hologram recorded in the sight window.

  2 manufacturers

• 16 models

  Magnifiers

  Magnifiers mounted behind a red dot or holographic sight. Each one lists its magnification, eye relief and the sights the manufacturer says it works with.

  7 manufacturers

Where the data comes from

Values come from manufacturers' data sheets and catalogues collected into the pointMoA app database and are copied as the manufacturer gives them. Some descriptions in the database are written in Polish and are shown as they are. The link next to each model goes to the manufacturer's page — we do not link to shops. The portal holds a copy of the app database: new models reach the app first and this page with the next copy.