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Athlon Optics Midas Flash 3 MOA Red Dot Sight

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Athlon Optics Midas Flash 3 MOA Red Dot SightWhen you need a finer aiming point than a 6 MOA dot can provide for headbox sized targets at 25 yards or precise shots on steel at distance the 3 MOA dot delivers. The Athlon Midas Flash 3 MOA pairs a precision sized 3 MOA dot with an RMR footprint, 50,000 hours of battery life, and motion sensor activation in an open emitter package that weighs just 1. 16 oz. The smaller dot covers less of the target at distance, giving you a sharper reference point

When you need a finer aiming point than a 6 MOA dot can provide — for headbox-sized targets at 25 yards or precise shots on steel at distance — the 3 MOA dot delivers. The Athlon Midas Flash 3 MOA pairs a precision-sized 3 MOA dot with an RMR footprint, 50,000 hours of battery life, and motion-sensor activation in an open-emitter package that weighs just 1.16 oz.

The smaller dot covers less of the target at distance, giving you a sharper reference point for accuracy-focused shooting while still being fast enough for defensive work inside 15 yards. Athlon's fully multi-coated lens projects a bright, crisp dot across ten brightness settings, and the motion sensor puts the Flash to sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity — waking it the instant the gun moves. The 100 MOA of total windage and elevation travel provides generous zeroing range across platforms.

The chassis is aircraft-grade aluminum, nitrogen purged, waterproof, fog-proof, and shockproof — the same sealed construction across the entire Midas red dot line. Mounts directly to any RMR-cut slide with the included screws and shim card, torqued to 10 in/lbs with blue Loctite.


Key Features
  • 3 MOA dot — finer aiming point for precision-oriented shooting while maintaining fast acquisition at defensive distances
  • 50,000 hours battery life — over 5 years of constant-on runtime at medium brightness
  • Motion-activated sleep/wake — sleeps after 5 minutes of inactivity, wakes instantly on movement
  • RMR footprint — direct mount to any slide milled for Trijicon RMR or compatible adapter plates
  • 1.16 oz / 1.78" — one of the lightest micro red dots available; adds virtually no slide weight
  • Fully multi-coated lens — maximizes light transmission for a bright, crisp dot
  • Aircraft-grade aluminum — nitrogen purged, waterproof, fog-proof, and shockproof
  • 100 MOA total adjustment — windage and elevation each provide 100 MOA of travel for flexible zeroing

Ideal For

Precision-oriented pistol shooters who take longer shots on steel, shoot bullseye matches, or want the smallest possible dot for accuracy at distance — the 3 MOA dot covers just 3 inches at 100 yards vs 6 inches for the 6 MOA variant.

Concealed carry and duty pistols where the shooter has already developed consistent dot presentation and wants a finer aiming point for more precise shot placement.

Competition shooters in divisions where accuracy scoring rewards tight groups — the smaller dot lets you hold tighter on partial targets and headboxes without obscuring the aiming area.


3 MOA vs 6 MOA

The Midas Flash is also available in a 6 MOA variant for shooters who prioritize speed over precision. The 3 MOA is the better choice for accuracy-focused shooting and longer pistol distances. The 6 MOA suits fast-paced defensive use, competition stages with large targets, and shooters still building dot presentation skills.

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