No issues with this fine optic. I am the original owner of this Aimpoint H34L red-dot optic. It has never been subjected to any type of abuse and was mounted on a firearm that I have sold and no longer have a need for it. This is the larger of the Aimpoint Hunter models and comes with heavy duty Leupold rings and lens covers. The battery is original and operational, but it would be a good insurance policy to replace it. It will be shipped in the original box and packaging. The laminated instruction booklet is included.
Note: The foam rubber in the package had been stored in my basement and mice chewed some of the foam.
2 MOA dot size
50,000 hours (over 5 years) of constant operation on one battery
12 position digital push button intensity adjustment
Weight 263 g (9.3 oz) sight only
Submersible to 1 meter (3 feet)
Ideal for use on rifles with standard or magnum actions
INCLUDES: Lens Covers, CR2032 Battery
The Aimpoint® H34L red dot sight is ideal for use on rifles with standard or magnum actions. Its design is similar to a traditional magnifying scope and is appreciated by many hunters.
Built for hunters by hunters the H34L has an extremely rugged and durable construction. Features include a 34mm tube, multi-coated objective lens and a precise 2 MOA red dot. Digital push button intensity settings ensure the H34L is ready for any weather and light conditions hunters encounter. It can be mounted using the Leupold 34 mm rings supplied.
The Aimpoint H34L with classic lines
For the hunter who wants something extra, with 34 mm housing you get a very open view through the sight
Multi-coated 39 mm objective lens
2-ring mount configuration
Silent digital push button intensity adjustment for ease of use in the field while wearing gloves
Anodized high strength aluminum housing, semi-matte black
Legendary Aimpoint ruggedness
Price: $700.00
It will be shipped to any of the continental states at no charge and includes insurance for shipment.
Payments can be by check or money order. Checks must clear before shipping. No returns.
