What is the field of view at 100 meters for the Machine Gun Day Optic?

The field of view at 100 meters for the Machine Gun Day Optic is 17 feet. This measurement represents the width of the area seen through the optic at that distance, which is crucial for target acquisition and situational awareness when engaging targets.

Understanding the field of view is important for effective weapon operation, as it informs the operator about how much of the surrounding area can be observed while aiming at a target. A wider field of view can allow for better tracking of moving targets and improved identification of potential threats or obstacles in the environment. In the case of the Machine Gun Day Optic, the 17-foot field of view at 100 meters strikes a balance between providing a sufficient scope for target engagement and minimizing the risk of losing sight of the context around the frontal target area.