New for 2024: HiViz Fastdot H3 Sights

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posted on January 22, 2024
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Hiviz has created a new low-profile single dot sight system, that utilizes a combination of tritium and fiber optics for 24-hour illumination. Its red fiber-optic front pairs with a green, circular tritium rear for a dot in circle sight picture that is remarkably easy to acquire. When the red front dot is obscured by the rear circle, it means the sights are aligned and the shooter is on target, no need toalign anything with a notch. Thanks to its low profile nature, the Fastdot H3 works with all standard holsters. For more information, visit hivizsights.comMSRP: $175

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