Primary Arms SLx RS-10 is a small, ultra-light pistol red-dot device. Simple, functional and rugged, it helps improve both static and dynamic shooting skills. To ensure fast and precise target acquisition in any lighting, it uses a 3 MOA dot with adjustable illumination. The device features low-light modes suitable for night-vision use. An anti-reflective coating provides good light transmission and a clear, color-accurate image. The housing is made from 7075 aluminum. The unit includes a Docter/Noblex footprint* and an adapter to mount on Glock pistols.
The Primary Arms SLx RS-10 stands out with an impressive runtime on a single CR2032 battery — up to 40,000 hours. This efficiency is provided in part by the AutoLive system, which powers down illumination when no motion is detected and instantly reactivates it when the firearm is moved. This is practical and convenient, significantly extending battery life and reducing running costs.
The housing is made of aluminum with a matte finish that resists oxidation and light scratches. The device is lightweight and durable — it weighs only 30 grams, so it does not obstruct the field of view. Lenses are scratch-resistant and fog-proof. Brightness controls are located on the left side of the housing.
Primary Arms is not only about innovation and fair prices, but also strict quality control. Trusting its technologies, the American company offers a lifetime warranty on its products.
*Note: the device uses mounting holes that do not accept 6-32 imperial screws supplied with Noblex/Docter devices. Noblex/Docter mounting requires smaller-diameter screws. The device is not compatible with the Walther PDP Gen 1 pistol.