This extremely slim and compact rear sight from MEC/Centra allows for better viewing of wind flags and improved field of vision which results in improved stability in standing position. It is ideal for balanced standing, off-hand and supported shooting and for the wind-shooting. Sight has a built-in anti-glare tube and is suitable for left and right-handed shooters (horizontal adjustment on both sides)
24 clicks adjustment:
0.2 mm per click at 10 m
1 mm per click at 50 m
2 mm per click at 100 m
6 mm per click at 300 m
Diopter is available in Silver or Black and comes in short or long configuration.
Diopter Spy Long is equipped with extremely long chassis which allows for additional rearward displacement during support shooting. It has 2 clamps instead of just 1 and is suitable for large calibers.
The pictures shown are for reference only, the actual product may differ.
Weight
0.5 lbs
Dimensions
6 × 4.5 × 2 in
Model
Short, Long
Color
Black, Silver
Manufacturer
Anschutz, Feinwerkbau, Walther
Brand
Centra
Centra, that means more than 50 years of experience in Sight Technic.
The company founder, Helmut Brunner Sr. is one of the most famous sights constructors, established himself as a pioneer, an inventor and a successful businessman.
In our manufacturing facilities, we transform innovative ideas into products, with passion and excellent engineering skills. Our relentless commitment to precision and quality resulted in over 90% of manufacturing and assembly processes being done by our staff. That means that almost all single pieces, with exception of the polished glass lenses and standard parts are finished and mounted "in-house".
Our quality and manufacturing excellence is not going unnoticed, and an increasing number of other companies are engaging us to develop and manufacture high-tech parts. We are especially proud of our great partnership with the friends at MEC.
MEC
In the center of MEC stands Maik Eckhardt who integrated athletic engagement and business development. His athletic success includes the participation in the Games in Atlanta, Bejing, Sydney, Athens and London, where he attended three finals.
MECs publishing department, managed by Heinz Reinkemeier, by now produced eight titles that are regularly edited and translated into an increasing number of languages.
