Simple, rugged, and high-quality, the flat dark earth BROWE 4x32 Sport Optic Riflescope is designed for use in tactical situations and features a 5.56mm green chevron reticle for battery-free nighttime targeting. The scope's Rechargeable Illumination Technology takes a brief, 15-second exposure to any light source to provide military, law enforcement, or personal security with green low light illumination for hours.

The Sport Optic features a 4x magnification factor with a field of view of more than 36' at 100 yd and the 34mm aluminum housing comes with a mount from American Defense Manufacturing.

Simple, Rugged, High-Quality Scope    5.56mm Green Chevron Reticle    Flat Dark Earth Aluminum 34mm Housing    Fast Recharge for Low Light Illumination

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a Canon 60D, Canon 100-400mm lens, and a Tokina 11-16mm lens. I don't think this bag will be able to hold all this, but does someone have a similar set up to check for me? I wanted to ask before I rule it out. Thanks!

A: Yes, this bag can absolutely hold a Canon 60D with 11-16mm attached, and a 100-400mm Canon lens.

Q: 2. Will this fit Nikon D500 200 500 without lens removal?

A: The bag is just 12 inches long. It won't fit the camera with the lens on. You will need to remove the lens from the camera to place it in the bag.

Q: 3. Is the mechanic of accessing the camera (use waist belt, rotate the bag to front) exactly the same as Lowepro Photo Hatchback?

A: Yes, this back will allow you access the gear in the way you describe, similar to the Lowepro Photo Hatchback. This is also illustrated in the product images.

Q: 4. Is this pack water resistant/proof? If not is there a cover for it?

A: I think it would be fine, even in heavy rain. It has a built in cover and the camera is accessed from the rear. It should stay well protected from even heavy rain. Now if you go swimming, you might have a problem. But rain shouldn't concern you if you put the cover on correctly.

Q: 5. How can something with exterior dimensions of 48 x 33 x 16 cm (25,344 cubic centimeters, or 25.3 liters) contain 37 liters?

A: Comparably sized backpacks to the Swissdigital Berg Pro XL Camera Backpack (Black, 37L) do list their volume at around 25-30 liters. Swissdigital must be including the size of a tripod placed externally to the backpack.

Q: 6. Can it hold a R6 MK II with 100-500 and 1.4 extender, with extender 300-500?

A: Unfortunately, the Swissdigital Berg Pro XL Camera Backpack (Black, 37L) is too small for that combination.

Q: 7. Are all the internal paddings removable? Can the top compartment open up and turn it into one large storage compartment like a normal backpack?

A: Yes, and yes. It's a bit of a hassle though if you convert between a camera bag and a normal backpack often. Reason is, you have to remove all of the lower compartment padding, which is attached via Velcro, then remove the divider in between the top and lower compartments and fold it in. Then once you're done and want to use it as a camera bag, you have to reinstall everything in the same configuration you had it in before to fit your body and lenses. If the bottom compartment was a pullout separated padded bag, it would have been way faster and more convenient.

Q: 8. Will this fit a wide angle lens plus a 70-200mm?

A: Yes.

Q: 9. Will my Canon T5i with attached battery grip and 80-200mm lens fit in this backpack, with room for other lenses?

A: Yes it will. It snug, but will fit the camera with the battery pack attached. Lens will fit no problem.

Q: 10. What are the dimensions of the camera compartment?

A: The camera compartment is 11.4 x 9.1 x 5.5 inches.