Holographic weapon sights (HWS) project a holographic reticle onto the glass for an extremely fast, both-eyes-open sight picture that stays true even if the window is partially obscured. The fine 1 MOA aiming dot inside a 68 MOA ring is why they are a fixture on Civilian Service Rifle, practical rifle and 3-Gun guns, and why they work as well on a straight-pull as on a semi-automatic .22. At Xtreme Tactical we stock genuine EOTech holographic sights and hybrid systems, dispatched tracked from the UK.
Extend your range by pairing an HWS with a flip-to-side magnifier or a dedicated EOTech G33, G43 or G45, or browse complete factory hybrid systems in EOTech Optics. Comparing technologies? See our red dot sights, rifle dot sights and prism scopes, and our guide to optics for a straight-pull AR for that platform in particular.
Frequently Asked Questions
Holographic vs red dot — what's the difference?
A red dot uses a reflected LED; a holographic sight uses a laser-illuminated hologram, giving a finer reticle and a sight picture that works even if the glass is cracked or partially blocked.
Can I add magnification?
Yes — EOTech holographic sights pair perfectly with G33, G43 and G45 magnifiers; see our EOTech magnifiers or shop matched hybrids in EOTech Optics.
Are they suitable for practical shotgun?
They are, given a solid mount — the reticle is quick on a moving target and the window is large. Our guide to optics for practical shotgun and the shotgun red dot sights collection cover what survives that recoil impulse.
