Viridian’s RFX11 Green-Dot Reflex Sight Is A New Ultra-Light Option For Less Than $200

Viridian’s new RFX11 green-dot reflex sight is shipping now to retailers.

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posted on April 26, 2023
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Weighing in at 0.44 ounces, Viridian says the RFX11 “is one of the lightest reflex sights on the market.”
Viridian

Viridian’s new RFX11, a sub-$200 green-dot reflex sight, is described by the company as an “ultra-light” optic with its 0.44-ounce weight.

RFX11 green dot
The new Viridian RFX11 has a three-MOA green dot, with the brightness automatically adjusted to the ambient brightness.

 

For the price of $189, purchasers of the RFX11 will receive a three-MOA Viridian open-emitter green dot, which boasts instant-on and auto-shutoff capabilities, along with more than 30,000 hours of run time with CR2032 battery at the medium brightness setting. As for the housing, a high-strength, thermomolded black polymer is employed. Additionally, this new sight uses the Shield RMSc footprint.

Since it does not have any buttons, the Viridian RFX11 has automatic brightness control, using an ambient light sensor to measure the current lighting conditions and make adjustments.

The maximum adjustment for elevation and windage for the RFX11 is 90 MOA. Adjustment is performed via screws located on top and the right side of the housing.

From Viridian: “Its tiny size puts it at home on any optics-cut concealed carry pistol or as a close-range offset sight on your rifle.”

Viridian RFX11 dimensions
Small and lightweight, the button-less RFX11 green-dot optic has a Shield RMSc footprint. The objective lens diameter is 16x22 mm.

 

As mentioned, the price listed for the RFX11 green-dot reflex sight at the Viridian website is $189. In addition, the RFX11 is backed by Viridian’s limited warranty. Go to viridianweapontech.com.

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