EOTECH manufactures professional-grade electro-optic products, including holographic weapon sights, magnifiers, and precision riflescopes for military, law enforcement, and civilian shooters.
イオテック is an American company that designs, manufactures, and markets electro-optic products and systems, delivering robust technology to military, law enforcement, and commercial markets around the world. Headquartered in Michigan, the company is renowned for its Holographic Weapon Sights (HWS), which offer true two-eyes-open shooting for unparalleled speed and situational awareness during close-quarters engagements.
Beyond their flagship holographic sights, the EOTECH product lineup includes the ヴドゥ line of precision riflescopes, EFLX mini reflex sights, hybrid sights, and professional-grade magnifiers. Recently, the brand has expanded into suppressor systems with its DCBL line. EOTECH is known for rugged durability and reliability in harsh operational environments. The company stands behind its premium optics with a "No BS" Lifetime Warranty, ensuring products are repaired or replaced if they fail due to materials or workmanship.
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The 'No BS' Lifetime Warranty covers issues related to materials and workmanship. EOTECH will repair or replace the product with a comparable one in equal or better condition, free of charge. This applies to eligible products like Vudu Riflescopes, EFLX Mini Reflex Sights, and DCBL Suppressors.
Begin by bore-sighting the firearm. At the range (typically at 50 yards), fire a 3-shot group. Use the windage and elevation adjustments—usually 0.5 MOA per click for HWS models—to move the point of impact to the center of the target. Verify with a final group.
Battery requirements vary by model. The 512 and 552 series typically use AA batteries (alkaline or lithium). The XPS and EXPS series use CR123 lithium batteries. The Vudu scopes and EFLX sights generally use CR2032 coin batteries.
Most HWS models feature push buttons on the rear or side. Pressing the up or down arrow buttons increases or decreases reticle brightness. Standard models offer 20 daytime settings, while night-vision compatible models include additional low-intensity settings.