Vortex releases new Defender Enclosed Solar Micro Red Dots
Vortex releases new Defender Enclosed Solar Micro Red Dots

Vortex Optics introduces the Defender-CCW and Defender-ST Enclosed Solar Micro Red Dots, designed for tactical shooters and professionals. These durable sights feature an enclosed aluminum housing, dual power options, a multi-reticle function for versatility, and an aspherical lens for clarity, ensuring optimal performance in challenging conditions.

Vortex Optics state “Tactical shooters, law enforcement professionals, and competitors know the stakes: split-second shots, unpredictable environments, and zero room for failure. Impact, water, grime, and the grind of days without downtime — those aren’t hypotheticals. They’re what separates success from regret.

Enter the Vortex® Defender-CCW™ and Defender-ST™ Enclosed Solar Micro Red Dots — built from the need for red dots that defy weather, holster wear and tear, and accidental impacts common in competition and duty-use. Fully enclosed for protection against the elements. Dual power — solar and battery — with Auto D-TEC technology, delivering consistent power for long days and hard use. And a multi-reticle function that lets you adapt to the situation, target, lighting conditions, and platform, from carry gun to carbine.”

KEY FEATURES:

  • ENCLOSED 7075 ALUMINUM HOUSING
  • Durable protection against debris and moisture
  • MULTI-RETICLE
  • Quickly adapts to diverse shooting situations
  • SOLAR WITH AUTO D-TEC TECHNOLOGY
  • Automatically draws power from solar or battery, as needed
  • LARGE VIEWING WINDOW
  • For fast target acquisition and wide field of view
  • ASPHERICAL LENS
  • For a distortion-free sight picture and truer colors
  • FAST-RACK™ TEXTURED GRIP
  • For racking the slide off any surface
  • EASY TO MOUNT
  • Uses Shield RMS (CCW) and DeltaPoint® Pro (ST) footprints

Learn more about Vortex Optics. CLICK HERE

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