SHOT Show 2019: Crimson Trace 1300 Battle Sight

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posted on January 24, 2019
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Mike Faw of Crimson Trace, and American Rifleman's Mark Keefe, sat down to discuss the company's 1300 Battle Sight. With a ranging reticle and adjustable magnification, the 1300 Battle Sight provides a versatile option for any modern sporting rifle. Crimson Trace's red-dot reflex sight is also discussed. For more, check out the following video.

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