New electronic sights, range finders, Global Positioning Systems, personal communications and other computer-driven items were highly visible this year. What follows are the highlights. The HOLOsight delivers instant target acquisition. It's two inches shorter and 2.3 ounces lighter than the earlier model. It uses jet fighter holographic heads-up display technology with a reticle that is easily visible to the hunter.
Sportsmen can get on target faster and improve accuracy.
This sight can be used on handguns, rifles or shotguns, and it fits any standard Weaver style base. It does not project light on an animal or bird, and is legal in Michigan. Two reticles are available, and will be on dealer's shelves this month. The rifle is available in .50 caliber only, has a jeweled bolt, gold plated adjustable trigger, engraved trigger guard, fully adjustable TruGlo fiber optic sight, satin finish ramrod and the exquisite thumbhole stock. The black composite stock has a Monte Carlo cheek piece, palm swell grip, deluxe recoil pad and sling swivel studs.