New: C&H Precision ERD-1 Red-Dot Optic

The new ERD-1 rifle red-dot optic from C&H Precision is now available for purchase after its SHOT Show 2024 debut.

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posted on June 4, 2024
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C&H Precision’s new ERD-1 rifle red-dot optic (MSRP: $454.95) sports a large window and is a solid choice for gas guns or pistol-caliber carbines.
Photo courtesy of C&H Precision

C&H Precision’s new ERD-1 rifle red-dot optic is now available for purchase. The ERD-1 debuted at SHOT Show 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada, this past January.

The ERD-1 is the second of three optics to become available from the C&H Precision’s new rifle optic line.

A motion-activated red-dot optic that uses a shake-to-wake program, the ERD-1 will go to sleep after five minutes of no activity. Designed to be mounted on guns using a Picatinny rail, this optic is waterproof and shockproof and, according to C&H Precision, is “capable of withstanding the tough tests of an outdoor enthusiast.”

This red-dot rifle optic’s 27½-mm window has adjustable brightness, with the first two levels compatible with night vision, along with levels 3 through 10 that are standard daylight levels. Additionally, the ERD-1 is parallax-free up to 100 yards.

Using a CR2032 battery, the ERD-1 will run for 50,000 hours on a single battery, depending on weather conditions.

“Meticulously designed and extremely durable, the all-new ERD-1 is the pinnacle of marrying precision with strength,” Buck Holly, the owner of C&H Precision said. “This rugged, large-windowed optic will be the perfect pair for any gas gun or pistol-caliber carbine.”

MSRP for the C&H Precision ERD-1 is $494.95 and is available to ship immediately. Visit chpws.com to learn more.

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