The Sightmark M-Spec Ultra Shot is high-dollar work at low-dollar prices

By Chase Welch

If you’re looking for an optic that puts in high-dollar work at low-dollar prices, give some serious consideration to the Sightmark Ultra Shot M-Spec. The Texas manufacturer debuted the feature-rich red dot late last year at a $180 price point.
Built from magnesium, the device fixes to a Weaver/Picatinny rail using a quick attach/detach lever. It features digital controls and a host of settings for both brightness and night vision. With a CR123 battery, the Ultra Shot M-Spec can run for up to 2,000 hours on its medium brightness setting. Also, Sightmark said the optic is rated to withstand the .50 BMG cartridge and still operable after being submerged under 40-feet of water. Equipped with dual pane glass and a parallax corrected lens system, the device allows shooters to quickly get on target from point blank range out to the limit of their vision.
While the 1 MOA windage and elevation adjustments are a bit bold for some shooters taste, sighting it in was fast and easy. Once zeroed, I found out just how “Ultra” this optic is. Getting on target was fast, I mean really fast. The Ultra Shot has a great field of view and with its parallax correction letting

Source: Guns.com