The all new Accu-Tech II

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Accu-Techâ„¢

By Messer Opticsâ„¢

The Messer Accu-Tech is by far the toughtest model that we offer. With its
NV compatible, This model is the sight of choice by military units like Stryker
Brigade,10th Mountain, and 3rd Infantry. It is battle proven to withstand the
abuse that any harsh environment dishes out, high powered weapon platform,
or military mission. The Messer Accu-Tech offers durability and easy function
controls,but in a more compact unit compared to the competiton. The new
button position allows the user to operate the Accu-tech function switches
easier than ever before.configured with a new ballistic matching reticle image.
Only the Accu-tech offers the large 65MOA reticle diameter with yardage markers.
The battle tested circle/dot reticle will be offered along with a series of 1 MOA
aiming dots that are vertically aligned and calibrated any type of ammunition.
At only 4 inches in length, this sight takes up less valuable space on any
preferred weapon and Only the Accu-Tech has a swichable red / green reticle
for situations were red is not a option.



Messer Optics lenses employ advanced optical expertise and micron
precision engineering to deliver unprecedented performance in all facets
the scope process.Special optical technologies, such as Aspherical,
ultra-low dispersion, or fluorite elements are featured in the universally
a acclaimed Accu-Tech.
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You only get one chance make it Messer Optics

[Cossack]

Nice, spendy but nice. Now if the distance between the dots was adjustable....(like TruGlo's)

[DaGriz]

Nice looking optic but to expensive and not real adaptable to crossbow use. Dot spacing may not work for normal crossbow shooting distances.
Appears to be better suited to centerfire rifles or handguns

[awshucks]

I've only fooled around w/ two halo type sights. The 1st was a pricey Bushnell several years ago. I had it on a S&W Mod 41 .22 target pistol. Awesome combo. Think I paid about $280 fo it quite a few years ago.

The 2nd was a NC Northstar I got off Fleabay for $49, about 1/2 what they were going for elsewhere. I tried it out on an xbow and it worked well, there was a circle/dot that worked for 20 and 30, could have got three ranges out of it w/ some tinkering. This one has ball detent adj and tiny slotted head screrw to lock adj after sighting in. Can't use them, un-needed anyway, they change poi when tight.

I'm sure the quality of Bnell is higher than NCStar, but for the diff in price, I'd go w/ the NC if I got another. FWIW.