Rifles with Integral Red Dot Sights

[SIGfiend]

I don't remember the brands or models of these rifles but I have seen some that come with integral red dot sights. I don't believe they had open sights as well.

So I wonder, if the battery in the red dot sight dies, how do you aim the gun??

 

[MassMark]

I'm not sure what you're talking about as for rifles with integral red dots, but in the case of my M1A SOCOM, I have a Trijicon Tripower on the front rail. It has three power sources, so losing my chevron recticle is unlikely, but even still, I have done drills with the scope powered off and fiberoptics covered. Essentially, you would use it like a large ghost ring - centering the target in the glass and having at it. On man-sized targets it works effectively at making "minute-of-man" hits out to 200-yards. I have since put a LaRue throwlever on my Trijicon and in a pinch, would simply throw the lever and toss the scope into my pocket...

For me, I'm not sure I'd put much faith in a rifle that depended solely on electronics - I'd have to have some kind of BUIS....

 

[hank327]

The Steyr AUG has integral optical sight, but it is not a red dot. I'm not aware of any rifles that come with an integral red dot sight only.

 

[doubleg]

The FN P90 has an integral red dot sight. At least in one of the versions.

 

[Radagast]

Israeli tavor has an integral red dot.

 

[Anteater1717]

Allot of them have crude back up iron sights like the PS90.

 

[PercyShelley]

Pretty sure the CR-21 had an integral red dot sight. It was fiber optic powered though, so there were no batteries to exhaust.