With its large red dot reticle and always-on, auto-adjusting brightness levels, the RXU-200 Ultra Compact Reflex Sight from Bushnell helps you get on target quickly without pushing a lot of buttons. In fact, this sight doesn't have any buttons, because the reticle is automatically adjusted for ambient light and is never turned off—yet you'll still get 50,000 hours of runtime from a single CR2032 battery. Rising just 0.76" / 19.5mm above the mount, the shock and waterproof RXU-200 features a crisp, flicker-free 6 MOA red dot reticle and a built-in rear dovetail that serves as an iron sight.

6 MOA Red Dot    Always-On, Auto Brightness Adjustment    Fits SHIELD RMS & RMSc Footprints    0.76" / 19.5mm Height    EXO Barrier Repels Dirt & Water    100 MOA Windage & Elevation    IPX7 Waterproof    7075-T6 Aluminum Construction    MIL-STD-810 Recoil Resistant    CR2032 Battery, 50,000 Hours Runtime

The point source LED creates a clean beam for a strong dot without wasting energy. Dot intensity automatically adjusts to the environment and consumes less energy when in a holstered or stored state.

Rugged 7075-T6 billet aluminum housing ensures the glass and electronic internals are protected against firearm recoil and rough field use.

Low 0.76" height allows easier deep concealment. An integral rear dovetail provides quick alignment and backup confidence.

With over 50,000 hours from its common CR2032 battery on the mid level (indoor ambient conditions), you won't need to change the battery any time soon.

The sight is compatible with popular compact optics-ready pistols with the SHIELD RMS and RMSc mounting footprint. Aftermarket rail mount adapters are available for use on other platforms.

The IPX7-rated sealing allows the optic to be submerged without damage up to 3.3' for 30 minutes. The EXO BARRIER hydrophobic coating minimizes fogging and repels water, dust, and debris.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I use wireless mics during video production. Is this a good mixer for that?

A: This mixer has good quality, clean sounding mic pre amp's, and would work fine for video production applications. In a situation where you have access to wall power, this would be a great mixer for two microphones.

Q: 2. The spec says, "Power Supply External AC Connector: 2-Pin IEC 250 VAC". Does this mean this will work on 110V - 250V?

A: The Mackie 402VLZ4 4-Channel Ultra-Compact Mixer that we sell comes packaged with a power supply for use in North America. The included power supply is compatible for use with 100 to 120V only.

Q: 3. Does anyone know of a a lockable cover that can go over this board to prevent unauthorized use?

A: Not aware of any available.

Q: 4. where is this monocular currently manufactured? US or some OEM factory from other country?

A: The Bushnell 10x42 Legend is made in China.

Q: 5. What is the difference between LINE IN 3-4 and TAPE IN on Mackie 402VLZ4?

A: Tape in is just designed for playback and is routed directly to the output. Channel 3 and 4 is ballanced and will accept level signals.

Q: 6. Do you offer the version with the universal power supply (100 - 240 V) ?

A: No, we do not. The version of the 402VLZ4 that we offer is for U.S. consumption only.

Q: 7. Lens caps? The older model had an eyepiece lens cap on a string and an objective cap on a hinge. What does the current model have for caps, if any?

A: The setup on the lens cap on the newer model is the same with the hinge cap on the object lens and the removable cap on the eyepiece lens (with string).

Q: 8. can I run the dual xlr out to my computer to record, while monitoring with the dual 1/4 inch to headphones?

A: Yes, you can connect the left and right XLR outputs to your computer using a USB audio interface that accepts line level input like the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 2x2 USB Audio Interface (B&H # FOSCARL2I23G), PreSonus Studio 24c Desktop 2x2 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface (B&H # PRSTUDIO24C) or any other model with two inputs compatible for line level signal. The interface will also have a headphone jack for monitoring while recording. If you don't already have the 802VLZ4, you may want to consider purchasing a mixer that has a built-in USB audio interface like the Mackie ProFX10v3 (B&H # MAPROFX10V3) or ProFX6v3 (B&H # MAPROFX6V3), Yamaha MG10XU (B&H # YAMG10XU), Soundcraft Notepad-12FX (B&H # SO12CDTMUSBE), or Allen & Heath ZED-10 (B&H # ALZED10).

Q: 9. Is it possible to have the tape input go directly to the headphones/control room and not to the main mix? I would like to record microphones with the music from the computer not showing up in the recording when using the tape input.

A: You can route whatever to the computer through outputs 3/4 separately.

Q: 10. Where are the phantom power buttons for the XLR ins? Thx

A: The Phantom power button is placed directly above the headphone jack. This mixer has a single phantom power button, you cannot select a individual channel to provide power too, the power is share between all microphone inputs.