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HOLOSUN is your destination for cutting-edge optics that redefine precision and reliability for your firearms. Established in 2013, HOLOSUN, now based in California has rapidly grown to become an industry leader in affordable firearm reflex sights and tactical lasers for gun owners. Whether you're a competitive shooter, dedicated hunter, or tactical professional, they offer the best bang for buck solution to enhance your shooting experience. Their versatile red dot sights, including models like the 507K, 507C, 407K, 509T, 510C, 407C, and 508T, offer lightning-fast target acquisition, multiple reticle options, and incredible durability. Flagship models like the HS510C and HS512C, provide unmatched performance with a broad field of view, multiple reticle options, and solar backup power. When you opt for HOLOSUN, you're getting innovation, top-notch engineering, and a real commitment to quality. HOLOSUN optics are built to handle the toughest situations out there, so you can always count on your sight to perform. Check out our HOLOSUN catalog to find the perfect optic for you!

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    Is HOLOSUN a good brand & can HOLOSUN optics withstand direct BB impact on the lens?

    Yes, HOLOSUN is generally regarded by both the real firearms community and airsoft community alike to be one the best choices for optics as they are incredibly durable with materials like high-grade aluminum, titanium and tempered glass for their construction with just a fraction of the cost compared to other real steel optic brands on the market.

     

    Where is Holosun Made?

    All Holosun sights and lasers are manufactured in China and as a result their retail costs are far lower than comparable American and European made sights. However Holosun sights are widely lauded for their high quality, which is likely due to the high quality manufacturing expertise derived from their parent company which specializes in making industrial grade laser diodes for manufacturing and surveying, the exact kind of industrial grade precision needed for accurate and reliable red dot weapon sights and tactical lasers.

    Are Holosun Optics Good?

    Holosun optics have been repeatedly lauded for their precision, reliability and extraordinary long battery life, all while having excellent value for money. Furthermore Holosun have introduced several innovative features not present on other brands, these include the option of green dots for color blind users, the usage of titanium for the sight housing giving the sights unparalleled durability but also keeping them lightweight. In addition, Holosun sights also have the ‘shake awake’ function, the sight automatically shuts down after a prolonged period of zero movement and needs only a small amount of movement to be switched on again, prolonging the already incredible 50,000 hour long battery life.

    Which Holosun Has RMR Footprint?

    The Holosun 507C uses the same mounting standard as the Trijicon RMR series of sights, allowing it to be mounted on slides that use that particular mounting standard.

    How to Adjust Holosun Red Dot?

    Like many other optical sights, all Holosun sights have adjustment dials for both windage (left and right) and elevation (up and down). The adjustment dials for elevation are usually on the top of the sight’s body while the dials for windage are on the right side of the body. To zero your gun and get the right adjustment, one should take the gun with the red dot to the range and fire at a predetermined target while aiming with the red dot, then adjust the location of the dot using the adjustment dials to where the round hits until the two line up with each other. Adjusting your sight is essential to getting the most precise shooting performance out of your weapon as a properly zeroed sight increases the probability of a first round hit which means you will not miss and have to adjust your aim for a followup shot.