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PN120 GR
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PN120 GR
The AIMWIN PN120 GR Open Reflex Sight is specially designed for pistols, featuring a 2 MOA dot. It is available with 11 brightness settings and multiple reticle options. Powered by a CR1632 lithium coin battery, it provides a max runtime of 10,000h. The side loading battery design allows for easy replacement, and thanks to a motion sensor, it will automatically activate and access the previous memorized brightness level when detecting any movement in Standby Mode. The durable housing is constructed from aluminum alloy A6061-T6 with a hard-anodized finish.
Dimensions
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Package List
· CR1632 Battery
· Double-Ended Wrench
· Lens Cloth
· L-Shaped Allen Wrench
· crew (S/M) x 3
· User Manual
FEATURES
PN120GR2.jpg  2 MOA Dot Size

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  • Side-loading
    Battery Design

  • Aim Awake Mode
    Motion Sensing Activation

  • Low Power
    Indication

  • Parallax Free

  • Aluminum Alloy
    A6061-T6
  1. Side-loading battery design

  2. Aim Awake Mode:
    1. The PN120 GR will automatically access the Aim Awake Mode if there is no movement for 5 minutes.
    2. When detecting any movement in the Aim Awake Mode, it will access the previous memorized brightness level.
  3. Low power indication:
    1. The dot flashes slowly when in low-power.
  4. Parallax Free
  5. Aluminum Alloy A6061-T6

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Footprint

Specifications
Dot Size2 MOAWindow Size24.0mm x 19.5mm
Dot ColorGreen
(0.94" x 0.77")
Light Wavelength525~550nmDimensions45.3mm x 30.7mm x 28.2mm
ParallaxParallax Free
(1.78" x 1.21" x 1.11")
Magnification1xWeight38g (1.34 oz) (Battery Included)
Adjustment per Click1 MOAHousing MaterialAluminum Alloy A6061-T6

Windage & Elevation Travel Range

±50 MOASurface FinishHard-anodized
BatteryCR1632FootprintRMR
Battery Life10000hOperating Temperature-40℃~60℃
Brightness Settings9 Daylight Levels
(-40℉~140℉)

2 Night Vision LevelsWater ResistanceIPX7


Vibration2000G
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