EOTech

EOTech – holographic weapon sights

EOTech of Ann Arbor, Michigan, is the only maker that projects a true holographic reticle instead of a reflected LED dot. It supplies armed forces and civilians alike, and according to the distributor's figures we are the largest civilian EOTech dealer in the Czech Republic. The holographic sight pays off in fast shooting: a 68 MOA ring with a 1 MOA dot, a large untinted window, and a reticle usable even with a partly covered window.

XPS, EXPS, EFLX, Vudu and magnifiers

• XPS2 / XPS3 – the shortest holographic sight: rear buttons, transverse CR123 battery, fixed Picatinny mount at absolute co-witness height. The 2 has no night-vision settings, the 3 has them. We also carry grey and OD green versions and the XPS2-300 with a .300 Blackout reticle.
• EXPS2 / EXPS3 – side buttons that stay reachable with a magnifier behind the sight, a quick-detach lever and a taller profile for 1/3 co-witness. Same split: 2 without night vision, 3 with it. Suffixes: -0 ring with dot, -1 dot only, -2 ring with two dots, -4 four dots for 5.56 at longer ranges, DCR (Danger Close Reticle) and a green-reticle version. The EXPS3-HD is the reinforced Heavy Duty build.
• EFLX – a pistol mini red dot (LED, not a hologram) in 3 or 6 MOA, DeltaPoint Pro footprint, top-loading CR2032 swapped without removing the optic.
• Vudu 4-12x36 FFP – a first-focal-plane riflescope, alone or packaged with an EFLX on the ring mount.
• G-series – magnifiers G30 (3x, fixed mount without flip), G33 (3x, flip-to-side), G43 (3x, more compact) and G45 (5x for longer distances).

Who it is for

The AR-15, AK and vz.58 are home ground; many also go onto the MP5, Galil and Krinkov. The 68 MOA ring also shines on a Remington or Benelli shotgun. Duty users take the EXPS3 for night vision; sport shooters take the XPS2 or EXPS2 and skip the night modes. The EFLX is for Glock and other pistols cut for the DeltaPoint Pro footprint. Planning a magnifier? Take the EXPS; on the XPS it blocks the buttons.