Eotech 552 68 Moa Ring/moa Dot Blk

The EOTech 552 68 MOA Ring/MOA Dot holographic sight is purpose-built for operators who need reliable target acquisition in low-light and night vision environments. This 552 holographic weapon sight combines EOTech's proven dual-reticle design—68-minute-of-angle ring with center MOA dot—delivering rapid target pickup and precision aiming across extended engagement distances. The 552 remains one of EOTech's most affordable night vision-compatible sights, making it an accessible platform for hunters, tactical shooters, and law enforcement personnel transitioning between daylight and NV operations.

Functionally, the 552 delivers 20 brightness settings optimized for daylight shooting and 10 dedicated night vision settings calibrated for Gen 1 through 3+ night vision devices. This dual-mode brightness architecture ensures the reticle remains visible without washout in sunlight or excessive bloom when powered with night vision tubes. Water-resistant construction handles field conditions without degradation to optical clarity or electronic reliability. The sight mounts securely to any Weaver or MIL-STD-1913 rail interface, the standard mounting platform across modern rifle and carbine systems. At 1.38 lbs, the compact form factor minimizes weight penalties on patrol carbines or CQB setups while maintaining sufficient optical quality for accurate shot placement.

The 552 serves hunters operating in variable light conditions and tactical operators who train and deploy across day-night scenarios. The 68-MOA ring accommodates movement between close-quarters and intermediate ranges, while the central MOA dot provides a precise aiming point for longer-distance fire. Night vision compatibility positions this sight as a bridge platform for users integrating NV equipment into existing systems without requiring specialized brackets or co-witness arrangements. For shooters prioritizing speed of target acquisition over magnification, the 552's larger field of view and intuitive reticle design reduce engagement time compared to magnified optics or iron sights alone.