Vortex Optics AMG UH-1 Gen II Holographic Sights

• The AMG UH-1 Gen II is an incredibly fast holographic display to conquer any situation, now with four NV compatible settings and a dedicated NV button. 
• With the UH-1 Gen II, you get an improved sight picture through the enlarged viewing window and easy battery changes with the toolless battery cover, plus a lighter load at just 11 ounces. 
• The lightning-quick EBR-CQB reticle with 15 illumination settings and our FHQ technology virtually eliminates stray light emissions for zero forward signature. 
• An integrated, quick-release mount makes the sight easy to install and puts the optic at lower 1/3 cowitness height on either Weaver or Picatinny rails. Rugged construction creates a shockproof sight. 
• Ultra-hard, scratch-resistantant ArmorTek coating protects exterior lenses from scratches, oil and dirt. O-ring seals help to provide waterproof and fogproof performance in the field.

The new AMG UH-1 Gen II picks up where the Gen I left off, now with a dedicated night-vision button providing quick access to 4 NV settings, with immediate recall to your last daylight setting. With the UH-1 Gen II, you get an improved sight picture through the enlarged viewing window, making target acquisition even faster, and easy battery changes with the tool-less battery cover, plus a lighter load at just 11 ounces.

Integrated Quick-Release Mount 

1. To open the mount, depress the lock button and swing the quick-release mount lever 90 degrees to the open position. 

2. Position the UH-1 down onto the rail at desired location. Place the lever side onto the rail first, then rotate the unit so it is flush on the rail. Apply forward pressure on the unit. Move mount lever back to closed position. 

3. Check lever closing tension. Lever should close with moderate pressure using thumb or finger. It should not require excess force to close. If lever won’t close, closes with excess force, or seems extremely easy to close with little or no tension, proceed to step 4. 

4. To adjust the tension, move the lever back to the open position. Using a flat head screwdriver or similar device, turn the adjustment nut left or right to loosen or tighten. Make small adjustments of one or two clicks, then check lever closing tension. It may be necessary to repeat this process a few times until proper tension is achieved.