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The holographic sights are named systematically. XPS is the low-profile body with rear-mounted buttons and a thumbscrew clamp; EXPS raises the window towards a lower third height and moves the controls to the side, with a quick-detach lever. The digit after that says which brightness range you get, a 2 covering daylight through low light and a 3 adding settings dim enough for use with night vision. The number after the dash is purely the reticle: a 68 MOA ring with one 1 MOA dot, a bare 1 MOA dot, or the same ring with two or four dots stacked below the centre for longer holds. DCR is the Danger Close reticle, GRN denotes a green emitter, and TAN, GREY and OD GREEN are finishes. HHS is simply a sight and a matched magnifier sold together.

Vudu is the magnified line and splits cleanly. The core Vudu covers first focal plane low power variables at 1-6x24 and 1-10x28 and mid-range glass at 3-9x32, 4-12x36 and 5-25x50, with reticle codes that tell you the unit — SR, LE, MR and MD patterns in MRAD, HC and SR patterns in MOA. Vudu X is the simpler, lighter second focal plane line at 1-6x24 and 2-12x40. Several 3-9x and 4-12x listings ship with an EFLX mini red dot included, which gives a close-range aiming option alongside a magnified scope on the same rifle. Match reticle units to your turrets, and mount the tube in a cantilever that gives eye relief at full magnification.

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