The Holosun HE508T X2 is a part of newer versions of pistol mounted optics made by holosun. This optic features 3 reticles which includes a dot,circle and circle and dot combination. This optic also comes with 3 modes to choose from: auto, manual and lockout.with the green dot in this version On top of the optic, there is a solar panel which helps with battery retention. This optic uses a CR1632 battery and has a side mounting battery tray. When using setting 6, this optic has an amazing 50,000 hours of battery life. This also features 10 daylight settings and 2 night visions settings when you are in manual mode. The T in 508 identifies that this entire optic is made on a titanium which makes it lightweight and extremely durable. The push button brightness options are found on the left side of the optic and on the top and the right side of the optic is where you're able to adjust the reticle. This optic is IPX7 waterproof as well as also being parallax free. Included in the box is the user manual, lens cleaning cloth, screws for mounting as tools for ease of installation.
In the Box
- T10 L Key
- User Manual
- CR1632 Battery
- Lens Cloth
HOLOSUN® Limited Lifetime Warranty
Your Holosun product is warranted to be free of defects in materials and workmanship with the Holosun Limited Lifetime Warranty. This warranty applies to the first owner upon registration of the product. This warranty specifically applies to the metal structure of the product housing and does not apply to the optical and illumination systems. The optical glass is covered by a 5 year warranty. The illumination system including electronics and LED is covered by a 3 year warranty. Included batteries are not covered under warranty. In the event of a confirmed defect under this warranty, we will, at our option, repair or replace the product with a Holosun product of similar type/function, and of equal or greater value. Holosun reserves the right to make substitutions for similar product/s if the warrantied model in question is no longer in production.
