Feature
SCRD-GM79 Frenzy F3 1x26x32 6MOA Green Dot
· Versatile Reticle Options: 2MOA Dot, 52MOA Circle & 64MOA Crosshair Adapt to Different Shooting Styles and Engagement Distances
· Large Window for Dynamic Shooting: 26x32mm / 1.02x1.26in Window Offers Wide Field of View for Competitive Scenarios
· Rapid Target Acquisition: 6 MOA Dot Ideal for Close-Range Shooting Where Speed is Prioritized
· Convenient Battery Access: Side-Loading Design Allows Quick Replacement Without Re-Zeroing
· All-Weather Durability: IPX7 Waterproof, 1500G Shockproof, and 7075-T6 Aluminum Alloy for Reliable Outdoor Use
· Broad Compatibility: GIN Footprint Fits C-More® RTS/STS Cuts, Including Glock® 17/19, Walther® PDP, TAURUS® G3 T.O.R.O, etc.
Specification
SCRD-GM79 Frenzy F3 1x26x32 6MOA Green Dot
See our Terminology Guide for detailed explanations of each specification.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Magnification: | N/A |
| Window Lens Size: | 26x32 mm / 1.02x1.26 in |
| Parallax: | Free (≤ 2MOA) |
| Parallax Setting: | 50 yards |
| Dot Size: | 6MOA |
| Dot/ Reticle Color: | Green |
| Sensor: | Motion Sensor |
| Click Value: | 1MOA |
| Elevation Adjustment Range: | ≥ 100MOA |
| Windage Adjustment Range: | ≥ 100MOA |
| Footprint: | GIN |
| Mounting Rail: | Weaver |
| Illumination Setting: | 9 Daytime & 2 Night Vision |
| Battery Type (Not Include): | CR2032 |
| Battery Life: | Up to 50,000 hours |
| Battery Placement: | Side Loading |
| Waterproof: | IPX7 |
| Shockproof: | 1500 G |
| Working Temperature: | -20 ~ +60° C |
| Housing Material: | 7075-T6 Aluminum Alloy |
| Mount Material: | 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy |
| Finish: | Matte Black |
| Weight: | 58 g / 2.05 oz |
| Items in the Package: | Hex Key, Vekey, User Manual, Cleaning Cloth, etc. |
Size
Footprint
GIN Footprint
· Compatible Industry Standard: C-More® RTS / STS
· Original Compatible Pistol Optics-Ready (O.R.) Model: GLOCK® Standard MOS Gen4/5(exclude G48/G43X), Walther® PDP, TAURUS® G3 T.O.R.O, Smith & Wesson® M&P® M2.0 C.O.R.E.w/optics-ready slides, ect.
For more information about FOOTPRINT, please refer to the blog.
Compatible Gun Type
For IPSC-Handgun: Glock G17 / G19, SIG P320 / P365 XL, CZ Shadow 2 / CZ75, Canik TP9 / Mete Pro, etc.
For IPSC-PCC: Ruger PC Carbine / Taurus S9, AR9, etc.
For 3-Gun: AR-15 (for rifle), Glock / SIG P320 (for pistol), Ruger PCC / Taurus S9 (for PCC), etc.
Download
SCRD-79 Frenzy 1x26x32 6MOA Red Dot Sight Manual
Video
Review
"Overall really like this red dot, and it will continue to live on my Browning rimfire handgun. It is such an easy sight to use quickly, and makes for a very fun experience"
— Frenzy 26x32 6MOA Red Dot (SCRD-79) Review by Ryan Paul
"This has now been used in purpose build open class pistols in IPSC competitions and so far the red dot has worked flawlessly, and the shooters who've used andseen it are happy with the window size"
— Frenzy 26x32 6MOA Red Dot (SCRD-79) Review by Jani Nordman
"As a primary red dot, the SCRD-79 really stood out being such a lightweight, large, and robust open emitter optic."
— Frenzy 26x32 6MOA Red Dot (SCRD-79) Review by the-answer-is-42
"There are 4 options with the reticle, 2 MOA, 6 MOA (smaldonut), circle dot with 2 MOA center dot, circle dot with 6MOA center dot. This should now satisfy 98% of shooters, pistol shooters"
— Frenzy F3 26x32 MRT Red Dot Sight (SCRD-M79) Review by Jani Nordman
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