One of the first commercial reflex dot sights, designed for shotguns, and related to WWII aircraft sights. The "dot" is a yellowish-white circle enclosed in another circle, powered by sunlight reflecting off a prism. It performs well in low light without batteries or radioactive materials, relying solely on ambient light. Each Nydar sight includes a leather lens sleeve and an original Nydar box. All in moderate to great condition. (The reticle is not as fuzzy as the picture is making it appear. Updated photos are coming. If you want the Conical leather and velvet protective traveling case you must select it at checkout.
Clinton S Davis invented the Nydar Reflex sight.
brought to market by the Swain Nelson Co.
Weight - 9oz with receiver mount; 3.50z w/o
Length - 120mm/4.75in
Height - 60mm/2.25in
Width -25mm/1in(base) 50mm/1.9in(sight window)
Country of Origin - United States
Color - Black
Finish - Matte
Manufacturer - Swain Nelson Co.
Condition - Moderate to perfect
Glass (1 out of 10) - 9
At 50yards the dot is 1 foot wide, The distance from the center dot to the circumference circle is 2 foot,
at 25 yards. the bB pattern spray will be contained by the reticle
· patent pending 2,633,051
· 2 mount styles (flat and receiver) screw mounted
· Sight adjustment on base plate
The Sight is zeroed by the adjustable set screws on the side for windage and the top for elevation.
