Steiner CQT Close Quarter Thermal Optic Blem, Black - 9510
| SKU | 51655124105 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 9510 |
| Brand | Steiner |
| UPC | 000381895103 |
Product Details
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Manufacturer: Steiner Optics
Product Line: CQT Close Quarter Thermal
Condition: Blem
Magnification: 1x Optical
Power Source: CR123A
Objective Diameter: 18mm
Thermal Runtime: 8 Hours
Finish: Black
Features
The first close quarters thermal sight with clear view thermal technology in the world. Combines red dot weapon sight with see-through thermal image overlaid onto a direct view scene. Quickly identify and engage targets. Ideal for situational awareness. No need for separate NVD in CQB or other close-range engagements.
The Close Quarters thermal is a see-through thermal sight with Clear View Thermal technology that overlays onto a direct view of the real world. Designed for soldiers to use in close quarters combat, the CQT with CVT is the next gen for predator hunters. See hogs and coyotes in full dark conditions. Thermal to identify; red dot to target. The rugged anodized housing can withstand any kind of hunt in all weather conditions.
Compatible with flip-up magnifiers
Combined red dot sight with day and thermal imaging
Precision targeting with 2.5 MOA red dot reticle
More than a red dot: selectable reticles for user preference
Use day and night: outline mode is ideal for daytime, full thermal for total darkness
Factory-focused: effective from 5m to infinity
Stable across wide temperature range
3 Thermal Modes: Full Thermal, Patrol and Outline modes
This is a blem model, and may feature cosmetic blemishes that will not affect function.
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