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HWS EXPS3™ DCR

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HWS EXPS3™ DCRThe EXPS3 DCR features the Danger Close Reticle (DCR) that provides fast and accurate shots at typical distances but also an effective close combat aiming point. Housed in the popular EXPS form factor, offering true two eyes open shooting for fast target acquisition, night vision compatible settings and a 7mm raised quick detach base for lower 1 3 iron sight co witness. This Product is subject to ITAR EAR Export Controls. Please visit our ITAR EAR

The EXPS3-DCR features the Danger Close Reticle (DCR) that provides fast and accurate shots at typical distances but also an effective close combat aiming point. Housed in the popular EXPS form factor, offering true two eyes open shooting for fast target acquisition, night vision compatible settings and a 7mm raised quick detach base for lower 1/3 iron sight co-witness.

This Product is subject to ITAR/EAR Export Controls. Please visit our ITAR/EAR page (click here) or Contact Us for more Information.

The DCR Reticle is a modification of the popular "speed ring" circle/dot reticle but addresses the point of aim (POA), point of impact (POI) shift that occurs with close engagements when the primary dot is zeroed at distance. The 68MOA width is maintained but the top of the circle is removed providing a cleaner look. 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

  • L x W x H: 3.8" x 2.3" x 2.9" / (96.5 x 58.4 x 73.7 mm)
  • Weight: 11.2oz (317.5g)
  • Water Resistant: 33ft. (10 m) depth
  • Mount: 1" Weaver or MIL-STD-1913 rail
  • Windage & Elevation Adjustment: 0.5 MOA per click
  • Brightness: 20 daylight settings / 10 additional settings for Gen I through III+ night vision devices
  • Power Source: 1 x CR123 battery
  • Battery Life: 1,000 continuous hours at nominal setting 12 at room temperature
  • Operating Temperature: -40°F to 140°F / (-40°C to 60°C)
  • Country of Origin: Made in USA

Danger Close Reticle (DCR)

Elevate your targeting experience with the EXPS3-DCR, featuring the revolutionary Danger Close Reticle (DCR). Designed for both rapid close combat and accurate long-distance shots, this optic is your partner in every scenario.

Innovative Reticle Design

The DCR Reticle, an evolution of the "speed ring" circle/dot, addresses POA/POI shift in close engagements. It maintains a 68MOA width, with the top cutout and an easy-to-locate chevron at the bottom. This ensures precise shot placement even in the most critical situations. Zero your .223/5.56 rifle at 50 yards and the DCR offers confident aiming points for up to 200 yards, with an additional 7-yard close-range solution at the chevron point.

Versatile DCR

Adapt swiftly between distances with a reticle designed for fast, precise shots, offering both a long-range aiming point and an effective close-combat solution.

INCLUDED IN THE BOX:

  • HWS EXPS3™ DCR
  • Quick-Start Guide
  • Warranty Card
  • CR123 Battery

All EOTECH Product are designed to give many years of trouble-free performance and reliability. Nonetheless, failures do sometimes occur even with equipment as well-built as EOTECH’s. Therefore, please read the Warranty information below carefully, because it contains important information, which in the event of such a failure, may be very helpful to you.

If after reading EOTECH’s Warranty thoroughly and you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact  EOTECH directly.

Please also note, that if your Product ever does require Warranty service, obtaining such service will be much easier if you have read the Warranty that applies to your product and have completed the Product Registration.

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