Introducing the EOTech 518 and 558 Holo SIghts

Published on February 9, 2015
Duration: 1:15

This video introduces the EOTech 518 and 558 holographic sights, highlighting key features and differences. The 518 boasts a 65 MOA reticle with a 1 MOA dot, a quick-release base, and side-mounted buttons for improved usability with magnifiers. The 558 shares these features but adds night vision compatibility with 10 additional settings. Both models run on AA batteries.

Quick Summary

The EOTech 518 and 558 holographic sights offer advanced features for tactical use. The 518 includes a 65 MOA reticle with a 1 MOA dot and side-mounted buttons for better magnifier compatibility. The 558 adds night vision compatibility with 10 extra settings. Both models run on AA batteries and feature quick-release mounts.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction at Shot Show 2015
  2. 00:07Introducing the EOTech 518
  3. 00:10EOTech 518 Reticle and Dot Size
  4. 00:14Quick Release Base and Button Placement
  5. 00:34Battery Power for the 518
  6. 00:37EOTech 518 MSRP
  7. 00:40Night Vision Compatibility and the 558
  8. 00:46EOTech 558 vs. 518 Comparison
  9. 00:54Night Vision Settings on the 558
  10. 01:00MSRP for 518 and 558
  11. 01:08Where to Find More Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the EOTech 518 and 558 holographic sights?

The EOTech 558 is essentially the same as the 518 but includes night vision compatibility. This allows it to be paired with night vision devices and offers 10 additional settings specifically for low-light conditions.

What reticle does the EOTech 518 holographic sight use?

The EOTech 518 holographic sight features a 65 MOA (Minute of Angle) reticle with a central 1 MOA dot. This provides a versatile aiming point for various shooting distances and scenarios.

Why were the buttons moved to the side on the EOTech 518 and 558?

The buttons were moved to the side on the EOTech 518 and 558 to improve usability, especially when a magnifier is attached. In previous models, buttons on the back could conflict with magnifier manipulation.

What is the power source for the EOTech 518 and 558 sights?

Both the EOTech 518 and 558 holographic sights are powered by two AA batteries. This common battery type ensures accessibility and ease of replacement for operators.

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