The Hidesight is an add on device for 1x red dot and holographic weapon sights that enables the user to view the sight picture of the sight while staying hidden behind shielding obstacles. It projects a non-magnifying, non-inverted “true image” view of the sight, through one of three selectable viewing modes: normal, side view, and trench. The Hidesight mounts to a picatinny rail, and is designed so it can be offset from the sighting path without detaching from the weapon. A dual mechanism safety feature prevents accidental opening of the frames during normal weapon handling, the weapon falling, or when the weapon in storage. The optical panels are easily cleaned in a field environment, and can be replaced without specific tools if they are broken.
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does it work with irons ???
Who the hell uses a red dot sight that big on the front of an AK. If they had designed a version which could sit low enough on an ultimak with a T1 micro id be more impressed.
Aimpoint CEU, Accutact anglesight, and now this. Does anybody really use these things “real world”?
the Beirut salute just got serious. looks like a simple and practical approach to an age old problem