Guys,
Here is a neat piece of Weaver and firearms history, a Weaver QUIK-POINT sight. This was the first commercially available Holographic sight that did not require batteries.
This is the hard to find "R-1" RIMFIRE model that clamps directly onto any .22 rimfire rifle grooved receiver.
The sight is in new condition and is complete with the box and paperwork. Extremely high quality construction on these- all parts other than the lenses are machined Steel and Aluminum.
The sight weighs 7.5 ounces and is 6 .5" long by 2.5" high. The sight has click adjustments that move the point of aim 1/4" at 40 yards. Unlimited eye relief, so it could also be used on a Pistol.
My price on this sight is $39 shipped CONUS.
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Here is a neat piece of Weaver and firearms history, a Weaver QUIK-POINT sight. This was the first commercially available Holographic sight that did not require batteries.
This is the hard to find "R-1" RIMFIRE model that clamps directly onto any .22 rimfire rifle grooved receiver.
The sight is in new condition and is complete with the box and paperwork. Extremely high quality construction on these- all parts other than the lenses are machined Steel and Aluminum.
The sight weighs 7.5 ounces and is 6 .5" long by 2.5" high. The sight has click adjustments that move the point of aim 1/4" at 40 yards. Unlimited eye relief, so it could also be used on a Pistol.
My price on this sight is $39 shipped CONUS.
