Sightmark Magnifier LQD Flip to Aspect Mount
Original price was: $129.97.$109.99Current price is: $109.99.
Value: $129.97 - $109.99
(as of Jan 05, 2025 18:12:11 UTC – Particulars)
Swift LQD Mounting: Sightmark T-5 magnifier contains a locking quick-detach (LQD) mount for speedy accent modifications, making certain precision and stability. Supreme for operators requiring quick, dependable tools swaps with out compromising accuracy.
Exterior Windage/Elevation Adjustment: The T-5 options exterior windage and elevation changes, permitting customers to align the reticle of their crimson dot or reflex sight exactly to the middle of the magnifier’s area of view.
T-5 Magnifier: Absolutely multi-coated optics and scratch-resistant glass for distinctive sturdiness and optical efficiency. Superior picture readability and injury resistance make it well-suited for demanding out of doors actions.
5x Magnification for Prolonged Vary: The T-5 magnifier provides 5x magnification, enabling customers to increase their engagement vary as much as 200 yards. This elevated magnification is helpful when precision and accuracy at longer distances are important.
EOTech and Aimpoint Suitable: The T-5 magnifier is appropriate with EOTech and Aimpoint optics, making it a flexible accent when utilizing these widespread sight methods. It provides elevated versatility and flexibility to completely different setups and preferences.
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Clients discover the aiming scope sight clear and good worth for cash. They admire its strong construct high quality, performance, and ease of set up. Many discover it easy to mount and function, with options like fast detach mounts. The magnification is appreciated, although some are disenchanted with the dimensions and have completely different opinions on eye aid.
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Original price was: $129.97.$109.99Current price is: $109.99.
D. Charles –
Sturdy, holds zero, and well made
This is a very capable and sturdy magnifier that can fill a range of use cases. I have it mounted on a 5.56 and it performing exceptionally well. The QD mount works well and the adjustments for right and left are accurate. The flip mechanism is firm with no slop. It has a diopter for fine adjustment and the glass is clear. It has decent eye relief (with any 5x magnification scope you’re going to have significantly less eye relief as compare to a 3x). My use case is for 100+ yard distances, and at that distance you’re likely supported and stable which mitigates any eye relief concerns anyway. The one downside is that it’s a bit long compared to other 5x options, which depending on your setup (rail space) may not allow for backup irons. Overall, for the price and performance, this magnifier stands out, especially considering that there are only a few options in this category.
Amazon Customer –
Product comes as described.
Works great, great value.
fixxerich –
Nice item.
Nice budget friendly magnifier, seems to be as optically clear as a vortex 3x but better magnification at 5x. Qd mount and pivot mechanism function well. Overall build quality is as good as others that cost more. My only issue – no caps or cover included? I did some research on Amazon and found a Thorn neoprene cover B085191KV9 the cover fits well and will protect the magnifier from dust, water and abrasion. Nice magnifier, I recommend this item but only 4.5 stars due to no caps or cover included.
Mark –
Good magnifier for the money
Quality construction very clear sight picture ..great magnifier for the money
Andrew & Sarah –
Cost+Value= 🙂
Clear, flips to side with strong detent/ball bearing securing the magnifier in either position. Pairs FLAWLESSLY with extremely close tolerance with the Wolverine CSR/FSR. Maybe 2mm distance between the two. Adjustment knobs are great but I wish they were under some form of cap- easy to manipulate them by accident when transitioning from mag/unmag. However- thats an opinion, not a flaw. Some people I’m sure prefer ready access for adjustments.Update:Still F#*&KIN LOVE THIS THINGGreat quality for the money, and cheaper than sightmark website.
illbenooneelse –
2nd Place Performance, 1st Place (by far) Price.
I compared the Sightmark T-3 to the Vortex VMX-3, and Sig Sauer Juliet 3. All three magnify as advertised. In terms of clarity, the Sightmark and Vortex were indistinguishable, and were both just a little darker than the Sig. All three seemed equally rugged, but the Sightmark has the smallest overall profile (Sig being the largest). The Sightmark QD mount was convenient to mount and has a very positive flip-away-flip-back locking action – I was equally satisfied with it as with the Sig, but really disappointed with the Vortexâs push-button flip away system. The only area where the Sightmark lagged behind both the Vortex and the Sig was with eye relief which is only slightly shorter than the Vortex – both were shorter than the Sig. All said, between the three, the Sightmark gives you second-place performance with a first-place (by far) price. The Sig was (marginally) the overall best performer but at three-times the price, it was hard to justify. Finally, while I wanted the Vortex to be the winner, at twice the price of the Sightmark, the mounting system and nearly equal performance to the Sightmark made it a very hard sell.
Eric –
Does it’s job, but for a little extra money you can get something 10 times better.
After watching some video reviews on this magnifier, I decided to purchase it and pair it with Sightmark’s Wolverine FSR Red Dot.My initial impressions were that it was a clean, well built magnifier that did it’s job.A few issues I had with it were that it was large, heavy, and the eye relief was very sensitive. I also did not like that the adjustments on the side did not lock into place, and are not that tight in the first place, so they can move around when putting the rifle in and out of the case.After about 2 weeks, I wasn’t satisfied. I decided to spend a little more money and try out the Burris AR-Tripler Gen 2. Right away I loved the smaller, sleeker size. The adjustments are locked into place and you need a tool (flathead) to adjust the picture. I love this because I can be confident that once I set it then I won’t need to worry about it anymore.The other huge difference I noticed is the eye relief. Sightmark advertises a 4″ eye relief. The Burris says 1.5-2.5″….and the Burris feels 10 times better. From what I understood, the more eye relief the better…but that doesn’t seem to be the case here.With the Sightmark, I had to be exactly in the right spot in order to get a clear picture. Any little bit off of the ideal spot will result in an unclear magnification. With my new Burris, it feels like I get a perfect picture as long as my eye is in the general ballpark. It’s much more forgiving with eye placement and distance. That is a game changer for me. No one wants to spend 5 seconds trying to get a clear magnification. It should be instant, and that’s how the Burris is.Now that I’ve had experience with a quality magnifier (Burris) vs. the budget option (Sightmark), I have to say that although Sightmark can get the job done…for a few more bucks you can get a much, much better quality magnifier.
Amazon Customer –
Excellent Magnifier
I have been a fan of Sightmark brand. Definitely a good buy. The magnification is sufficient up to 50-100 yrds. I get good grouping because i can see my target better.
Ryan –
1) looks like itâs been used with paint chip and scratches2) does not sit level with red dot sights (mount too tall). Tried a Holosun 512C & a vortex.