Chad Wallace

It includes a 3MOA dot and a 40MOA circle, so you combine it into a dot-only circle dot or just a circle, of course.

All you have to do is hold down the brightness up button for a few seconds, and then it cycles to the next one.

Of course, there's a soft touchpad on the left side of the optic.

Has plus and minus labels.

Has 11 brightness levels.

Lowest tour night vision compatible.

Of course, the other nine are daylight bright or depending on circumstances, but bright sun, not a problem.

Then to adjust the actual position of the reticle, small standard screwdriver.

And for your information, the little handy little takedown tool that High Point sends with their car beads happens to work really nice to adjust those.

Just since Dave's on here, I remembered that when I was at the range, I used it because I had it with me.

I was like, oh, that works pretty good.

I mean, it really is.

But this thing has actual click adjustments in this little package, which I thought was pretty cool, even though each click is one and a half MOA.

I mean, it is a pistol red dot.

But yeah, I was pretty surprised with that.

They're pretty definite clicks that you can feel.

Of course, AimWin also has their auto-on feature.

They call it AimAwake.

As you can guess, it's their shake-awake feature.

A few minutes of not being moved, it turns off or goes into standby mode.