ATN Red Dot Sights: Tactical Meets Versatility

With 5 reticles at your disposal, who can stop you?  The ATN Digital Ultra Sight Reflex Scope makes sure that confidence never escapes.  Built for the serious handgunner, the Ultra Sight Reflex is one of the most tactical red dot scopes in the industry, overpowering almost every red dot in its class.  ATN follows through and holds up to their standard flawless design principles, and no one will ever remember the times before the Digital Ultra Reflex sight.

American Technologies Network Corp. is the breeding ground for success in the optical industry, and pushes the legacy on with the ATN Ultra Sight.  With both eyes open, not only are you more engaged and aware of your surroundings, you can rapidly acquire your target like never before.  A revolutionary feature called MultiAim® makes the ATN Ultra Sight Digital the only sight on the market where the user can instantaneously change the reticle pattern of the sight.  A simple push of a button switches the reticle but does not change the point of aim.  This ATN red dot sight utilizes the forefront of digital technology by offering an array of features only ATN Digital Ultra Scopes could bring. 

Combining digital push controls to adjust reticle pattern brightness, a parallax free viewing system, brightness level memory, and reticle pattern memory equals an instant target acquisition unmatched by other sport optics.  The reticle patterns are amazingly bright thanks to a high intensity diode and precise circuitry.  This also keeps your ATN sight running longer on the same battery life.  Having an absence of movable parts skyrockets the reliability of the ATN Ultra Sight Digital Device; no standard reflex sight can give you this much bang for your buck.

OpticsPlanet keeps you stocked with the best optics available at the most economical prices.  ATN night vision, ATN riflescopes, and all other ATN gear can be found in our military gear and law enforcement departments.  You have never seen a red dot so versatile.  Gear up today at OpticsPlanet.com.