Nikon laser 400

Article Abstract:

Nikon's 400-laser rangefinder is little bigger than a pack of cigarettes and weight is less than seven ozs, which is also dust and water-resistant. It has two operational modes yards and meters, which aid in acquiring the target and the adjustable diopter allows user to adjust for a clear image and 10.1mm eye relief lets the user use the unit with or without glasses.

Japan, Photographic equipment and supplies, Photographic studios, portrait, Photographic Services, Photography Studios, Portrait, Photographic industry, Nikon Corp.

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Zeiss Z-Point

Article Abstract:

The Zeiss Z-Point, originally developed for the German military and now used as an optional sighting system for the H&K MP7 PDW, having an illumination system is described. The features, operation method, price and places where it is available are provided.

United States, Carl Zeiss Optical Inc.

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Action Arms Ultra Dot

Article Abstract:

Non-magnifying optical sights using illuminated red dots in place of reticles have gained popularity due to their small size and weight. The Action Arms Ultra Dot has shown itself to be a top performer among red-dot sights in extended field testing.

Sporting & recreational goods, Durable goods, not elsewhere classified, Product information, Column, Optical instruments industry, Optical industry, Action Arms Ltd.

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