Holosun has become one of the most widely used optics brands in the world by packing solar charging, the Multi-Reticle System, 50,000-hour battery life and Shake Awake into optics priced well below the competition. At Xtreme Tactical we stock the full Holosun range for rifle, shotgun and pistol, dispatched from our UK warehouse.
Shop Holosun by type: rugged rifle dots for practical and service rifle, straight-pull and PCC, slide-ready pistol dots for gallery rifle and airsoft, sealed enclosed red dot sights (EPS, SCS, AEMS) that shrug off a wet morning on the hill, high-visibility green-reticle models and compact offset and piggyback dots. Reach past 200 m (220 yd) with a magnifier, or mount it with Holosun mounts and plates.
Shooting by discipline? The 510C family is a mainstay of practical shotgun and 3-Gun, the micro dots suit .22LR and rimfire, and the AEMS and ARO sit well on a straight-pull. Our picks are in best optics for practical shotgun, best scopes for a .22LR rimfire and best red dot sights under £300.
The model names take some decoding. Our Holosun buyer's guide walks through which model suits which job, and the model number decoder explains what HS, HE, C, K, T and X2 actually mean. For the enclosed pistol range specifically, see EPS versus EPS Carry versus EPS CORE.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Holosun's Solar Failsafe?
A solar panel that powers the optic in good light and acts as a backup, so the dot stays lit even if the battery dies.
Red, green or gold reticle?
Green is easiest for most eyes to see in daylight, red is the classic, and gold cuts glare against woodland. Compare across our red, green and gold dot sight collections.
Do I need a licence for a red dot in the UK?
The optic and the firearm are treated differently, and the rules on deer are separate again. We set out what applies in do you need a licence for a rifle scope, red dot or torch and red dot sights and deer stalking — check the current rules and your own conditions before you buy.
