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TANGO6T SDMR 1-6X

Low power variable optics, which zoom from 1x to 4x, 6x, or more, have surged in popularity for their great versatility, whether for military, law enforcement, competition, defensive, or recreational use. At 1x, with a well-designed reticle and bright illumination, they function nearly as well as a red-dot sight. And dial up the magnification for precision shots, distant targets, positive target identification, or a better view.

3-gun competitors have relied on LVPOs to win matches for years, hosing close targets and ringing steel at distance. Special operations units have also fielded them, and they’re now trickling down to wider use. SIG Sauer has notched three contract wins to supply

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