The Wilcox Black Out Sighting System was designed specifically for use with a suppressed weapon shooting the .300 AAC Blackout cartridge. In addition to a red dot sight with selectability for Sub- and Supersonic ammo, visible laser, IR laser and IR illuminator.
The red-dot is coaligned with the lasers and illiminator and the switch from Sub- to Supersonic is accomplished with the flip of the lever behind the lens. In the photo, you’ll note it’s set to Sub.
The BOSS is powered by a single AA battery.
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Mounted on a HK416 just to show it or is that in 300BLK?
It’s obviously a HK300BLK rifle developed exclusively for MACSOG and SAS Rangers.
Just for show.
pretty sure that’s an airlift rifle…The hop up adjustable in the second picture…which is common in large trade shows, such as SHOT show.
Looks like an airsoft BCG. I’d guess trade show mockup.
Yep that is a hop up chamber.
Interesting, glad to see more stuff for that round.
Any truth to the rumor that one of the SMU’s has .300 Black rifles? Would make the sense of the appearance of this sight.
yes. There is truth to it.
These are not the droids you are looking for…
Eric, your inner geek is showing.
Yeah, it’s definitely not a consumer, recreational grade optic!
Interesting that the port for what I assume is a remote switch is on the rear face when I would also assume that most end users would want that switch on the front end of the weapon.
Depends. If you run the pressure pad / remote switch on the pistol grip…
Also, it seems that a FSB or front BUS is probably a no-go.
Angled back up sights would still work.