Optical sight SIG SAUER TANGO 6T 1-6X24 FFP

Optics on the semi-automatic?

It’s always a question of what distance you’re shooting and what it should cost. For close distances: EOTech, Aimpoint and Holosun with Red Dots, for further then with Magnifier. Or may it be more: LPVO stands for „Low Powered Variable Optic“, and they are a type of magnified optic that often starts at 1X and goes from 4X to 6X to 10X. At 1X, they are like a red dot – or at least very close to it. As the target gets farther away or smaller, however, the shooter can zoom in, increasing the ability to hit the target. These optics are suitable for almost any distance the average semi-auto can reach. LPVOs are currently the dominant optic on the market. Pictured above is the EvolutionGear TANGO 6T DVO 1-6X24mm FFP Illuminated LPVO bundeled wuth NF Style 1.54 Mount , which we’re going to take a closer look at – Real Steel that is.

This one comes directly from SPECPRECISION  and inside is the optic (blue box) and the matching mount (small box).

SPECPRECISION TANGO 6T DVO 1-6X24mm FFP Illuminated LPVO in its full glory. It’s a clone, let’s put it bluntly. The original is the TANGO6T 1-6X24 MM from SIG SAUER, an American military optic. The clone is in itself there for MilSim friends to look like the real thing. Well, you don’t have to have the real thing unless you’re a sharp one, but a solid replica will do. That’s where SPECPRECISION  comes in.

everything very neatly worked. With the correct markings.

Below is my test video.Below is my test video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfKQk8v76CA