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Sightmark Ultra Shot M-Spec Reflex Sight

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Arrives Monday, Nov 25
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Style: LQD


Pattern Name: Sight


Color: Black


Features

  • Rugged Full Magnesium Body: Built to endure tough conditions, this optic features a robust full magnesium body with a retractable sunshade for added protection.
  • Anti-Reflective Coating, Parallax-Free System: This optic features an advanced anti-reflective lens coating, reducing glare for a clear view. The parallax-free lens system ensures the reticle stays on target, even if the user shifts head or eye position.
  • Night Vision Compatible: It seamlessly integrates with night vision equipment, enhancing your low-light and nighttime capabilities. Featuring a red 65-MOA circle-dot reticle with 10 brightness settings and night vision modes.
  • Motion Sensing On/Off Activation with 12-Hr. Auto shut-off: Equipped with motion-sensing technology, it activates and deactivates automatically, saving power and providing convenience during use.
  • Waterproof Up to 40 Feet: Designed to withstand wet environments, this optic boasts an impressive waterproof rating of up to 40 feet, ensuring reliability in adverse weather conditions.

Brand: Sightmark


Color: Black


Style: LQD


Product Dimensions: 4.5"L x 2.5"W x 3"H


Sport: Hunting, Climbing, Airsoft


Item Weight: 10.2 Ounces


Material: Neoprene


Magnification Maximum: 1 x


Magnification Minimum: 1 x


Compatible Devices: Handgun,Rifle


Brand: ‎Sightmark


Color: ‎Black


Style: ‎LQD


Product Dimensions: ‎4.5"L x 2.5"W x 3"H


Sport: ‎Hunting, Climbing, Airsoft


Item Weight: ‎10.2 Ounces


Material: ‎Neoprene


Magnification Maximum: ‎1 x


Magnification Minimum: ‎1 x


Compatible Devices: ‎Handgun,Rifle


Mounting Type: ‎Picatinny Mount


Night vision: ‎No


Field Of View: ‎30.5 Degrees


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎15.31 x 11.57 x 2.72 inches


Package Weight: ‎2.77 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎6 x 4 x 4 inches


Brand Name: ‎Sightmark


Warranty Description: ‎Limited Lifetime Warranty


Model Name: ‎SM26034


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎5


Manufacturer: ‎Sellmark Corporation


Part Number: ‎SM26034


Included Components: ‎adjustment tools, Manual, neoprene cover, battery, Sight


Size: ‎0


Date First Available: December 18, 2017


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Solid Optic so far
Style: FMS Pattern Name: Sight Color: Dark Earth
I know this isn't a "premium brand" with the support of the community but I have very few complaints, especially for the price. The glass is crystal clear, great field of view, wide range of brightness levels and a crisp clean reticle. Sighting in was very straightforward and worked well, build quality seems very good, parallax is 100% perfect, and so far it's held zero for 2 weeks of ownership and a couple hundred rounds. I know that's not a 10 year track record but I'm happy with it. Especially for the Black Friday deal price I got. If you are looking for a more budget friendly option than some of the other brands out there, but with little sacrifice in return try it. Cons. No shake to wake feature. It will auto shut off (in 10 mins or so if you activate it and 12hrs if you dont) but it won't turn itself back on when it senses movement. Battery life isn't great compared to some competitors but that's not a huge concern for me and my use case. It is missing some of the "ultra premium features" like auto brightness, solar operation, but if you want that you're gonna pay dearly for it... I recommend this. For now. If it breaks in 6 months I'll surely come back and tell you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by Brandon
    • Great starter optic.
Style: FMS Pattern Name: Sight Color: Black
Did not want a regular red dot, but this did the trick just fine. Great optic to start with if you plan on upscaling or graduating at some point to a more expensive optic. Definitely fun to shoot with and reliable for the money.
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2024 by Great fit, good protection, nice neutral color, and features are pretty cool.
    • M-Spec FMS initial review (so far so good)
Style: FMS Pattern Name: Sight Color: Black
This review is for the M-spec FMS model. So far this site has exceeded my expectations at this price point. After comparing quite a few different sights, I pretty much came down to selecting either this, or an EOTech sight (which is about 3x the price). I have little doubt the EOTech is better, but not 3x better (your mileage may vary by your perceived needs & budget). First off, I discarded most tube style red-dot sights because they are not truly paralax-free, even though they are typically at 1x magnification. This means they aren't ideal for use with both eyes open. Both eyes open gives you a dramatically improved FOV, as the sight's body is "ghosted" over the target area because your other eye does not have this obstruction. Closing one eye while shooting with anything other than a magnifying scope is generally a bad habit. I also wanted to avoid the issue of shifting zero when the reticle is not centered (a common problem). Lastly, I didn't want a sight with relief restrictions. So I only considered "HUD style" sights. It pairs perfectly with a Vortex 3x side-flip magnifier (with the vortex's small included spacer). I'd recommend the vortex much more highly than the magnifier amazon tries to pair this sight. If you want this sight + a magnifier + some 45 degree flip-up backup sights, you'll need more rail space than an upper has by itself. The sightmark has no eye relief though, so it works well on the back end of a hardguard rail. Without backup sights, this + a magnifier will all fit on an upper rail. The Good: - This is the updated and improved version of the M-spec FMS. There is an older version which has a rounded outer housing, while this one has a more beveled shape, and numerous upgrades. - external housing stands off from the inner glass, providing excellent drop protection. - so far, .556 recoil has caused zero issues - same reticle as EOTech, small precise dot for longer range use, with high visibility outer ring for quick acquisition, and small bars at the top/bottom/sides for visual cues of your gun's vertical alignment. - excellent weight for a fairly rugged build (9.6oz) - the integrated sun/rain shade fits into the gap between the sight and it's protective external housing. There is enough play in the space to maintain the drop protection. It's a clever place to stow this added feature. Some have said it looks fragile, but I disagree. Although I wouldn't deliberately drop it onto the shade while extended, it's made of a slightly flexible plastic of respectable thickness. It's much like a rigid TPU, like a hardshell phone case. It can be a bit finicky adjusting, but it doesn't rattle or shift on it's own. I use it, if just to keep my thumbs off the lens. - cr 123 battery is very common and puts a lot of power into a compact package. Lithium-only battery prevents use of lead acid or rechargeable batteries which lose charge on the shelf much more rapidly, and are much more temperature sensitive. (replace 'included' batteries on any electronics, they are typically bulk-purchased paste-date overstock) - good assortment of brightness settings suited to any lighting (I'm unable to test NV settings) - weather resistant (not ideal for navy seals, but will certainly stand up unplanned showers, spills, etc) - tethered, thumbscrew battery cover - quick press to turn on 'quickly'(ish), long press to turn off avoids accidental shut off - saves last brightness setting - FOV is excellent (for those who shoot like a pirate) - FMS version is a bit cleaner & has less to snag than QD version. It's also cheaper, and 1oz lighter. Allen wrench attachment is simple & easy. Assuming you do not have a need for QD. - padded neoprene zippered case has a bottom zipper, and it stays in place very well as a slip-on sight cover while storing/transporting. - Texas designed & sold The Bad: - there is a blue-green hue in the glass. This seems to be caused by the anti-reflective coating on the front (tradeoff) - buttons are a little hard to press (could be considered a good thing) - the zeroing adjustments could stand to have a more positive click detent. With hearing protection, it's not easy to count exactly how many clicks you've made. In a mechanical scope this would be a huge issue, since weak detents are moving heavy glass & would result in an unstable zero under recoil, but I don't think this is an issue in this type of device. But it is annoying. - there is in fact slight paralax distortion at the edges, but it's not nearly enough to interfere with smooth 2 eye use. - brightness of the reticle varies as you move the edges of it closer to the sides of the FOV (its brighter at the edges), though I did not find this bothersome. - light does bleed from the front. In some highly scientific kitchen hallway testing, it's quite difficult to see when the brightness is adjusted appropriately for the lighting, and is only visible when facing into the sight from precisely in front of it. It could be more noticeable in a light amplification type NV though. It is far less light bleed than a typical red-dot tube. - I think slightly fewer brightness setting levels would allow for quicker adjustment. - It's big. Lightweight, good FOV, but it's not compact. Granted, EOTech is a bit bigger. - would love to know what the recommended torq for the allen wrench screws is, but there's no mention. - though Texas designed/sold, it's made of chineseum. It's arguably much closer to gopro chineseum than to plastic scissors that break on the first cut ...but it is chineseum. The Ugly: - Nothing yet. I'll let you know if it breaks Verdict: A little substandard for Afghanistan, but good for short to mid range hunting & law enforcement use. So far it performs above it's pay grade. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2019 by Amazonk4te
    • Not As Flexible As The R-Spec Strangely Enough
Style: FMS Pattern Name: Sight Color: Dark Earth
I had the R-Spec and thought I'd "upgrade" to the M-Spec. But oddly enough in my opinion, the R-Spec offered more options than the M-Spec. The R-Spec had choices for the reticle style and color which the M did not. Other than that it's fine. If I were to need another reflex sight I'd definitely purchase the same brand and model but I'd opt for the R-Spec in the future. Besides that, everything was great. The eyebox is large enough to allow for both eyes open sighting which is an important feature in my book. Like the quality and feel of the materials. Best bang for the buck. Not an ACOG of course but one tenth the cost. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023 by GOA_34431
    • Very nice optic
Style: FMS Pattern Name: Sight Color: Black
It is a very nice optic. The sun shroud is cheap and gimmicky, but easy to ignore. Other than that it's sturdy, visible, holds zero and is very stylish. Can't reccomend this seller though. Not customer friendly and return refunds take far longer than they should. Know that if you buy from them you won't get good customer service. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023 by Justin C.
    • Great Optic
Style: LQD Pattern Name: Sight Color: Black
I really like that this optic. Very bright dot in circle reticle makes target acquisition super fast and accurate. Holds zero under rough handling. Wide field of view really helps you maintain contact with moving targets. Glass is very clear.
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023 by DJH
    • Absolutely awesome!!
Style: FMS Pattern Name: Sight Color: Dark Earth
I really don't have a bad thing to say about this sight! Great glass, a ton of adjustment, shake awake, extremely durable, holds zero great... it's just downright good!! It even has a built in, slide out sunshade! 100 yards all day long!!
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024 by Josh Poznich
    • Awesome
Style: FMS Pattern Name: Sight Color: Black
Great sight. Close to zero out of the box. Survived a day at the range with a down pour. Great clarity and easy to use. This thing has already taken a lot of abuse on my 300 blackout. It’s built to last for sure
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by Robin

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