Vortex Optics SPARC Solar AR Red Dot 2 MOA Night Vision Compatible - SPC-404

Vortex SPARC Solar Red Dot Optic

The Vortex SPARC AR Sight with fixed 1x magnification; 31 mm objective lens; 22 mm tube size; 2 MOA red dot reticle; Auto D-TEC technology; unlimited eye relief; 1 MOA adjustment size; 12 illumination settings (10 DL, 2 NV); 100 MOA windage & elevation adjustment; fully multicoated optic; (1) CR2032 lithium battery; button switch; 2.6” length; and 5.9 oz weight.

The SPARC Vortex sight is designed to provide up to 150,000 hours of battery life by harnessing the power of the sun.

Featured on it is the Auto D-TEC technology that automatically switches from solar to battery power when the sun can’t power the dot to your choice of 10 daytime illumination settings and two night-vision compatible settings. The daylight bright, 2 MOA dot of the Vortex SPARC delivers a clear, precise point of aim, and is motion activation capable for worry-free activation in high stress situations.

This parallax-free* Vortex SPARC Red Dot for sale at Mister Guns is Motion Activation Capable (automatically activates with motion after auto shut-off), and also features multiple anti-reflective coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces to increase light transmission, as well as unlimited, non-critical eye relief for rapid target acquisition.

Offered in a single-piece chassis with a low glare, matte black anodized finish, the Vortex SPARK is shockproof due to its rugged construction which withstands recoil and impact; fogproof and able to withstand a wide range of temperatures; and waterproof with O-ring seals that prevent moisture, dust and debris from penetrating the unit, ensuring reliable performance no matter the environment.

The package includes a lower 1/3 Co-Witness Picatinny mount, a low Picatinny mount, mounting screws, a T10 Torx multi-tool, tethered lens covers, one (1) CR2032 battery, and a lens cloth.

* All red dot and holographic sights will exhibit some small amount of parallax. Matching current industry practice, this small amount would be considered "parallax free" and will make a negligible difference in performance.