Holosun
507 Promax Reflex Sight Gold Dot
SKU: HOLOHS507-PROMAX-GD-PRS
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The Holosun 507 Promax Reflex Sight Gold Dot pairs a gold PRS reticle with the ProMax's enlarged window and forward sunshade, on the RMR footprint.
Specifications
- Dot Size
- 2 MOA
- Reticle Type
- Dot & 8/20/32 MOA Circle
- Magnification
- 1x
- Window Size
- 1.18" × 0.98"
- Parallax Free
- Yes
- Click Value
- 1 MOA
- Windage / Elevation Range
- ±30 MOA
- Brightness Settings
- 8
- NV-Compatible Settings
- 4
- Shake Awake
- Yes
- Auto Off
- Yes
- Battery Type
- CR1632
- Battery Life
- 50000 hrs
- Mount Footprint
- RMR
- Housing Material
- 7075 T6 Aluminum
- Weight
- 48.2g
- Dimensions
- 1.8" × 1.4" × 1.38"
- IP Rating
- IP67
- Shock Rating
- 5000G
- Working Temp Min
- -30°C
- Working Temp Max
- 60°C
Product Details
The Holosun 507 Promax Reflex Sight Gold Dot is the third colour option in the ProMax line. It is the least familiar of the three, and it is worth a proper look rather than being treated as a novelty.
Holosun pitches gold for bright targets and busy backgrounds. That makes it a reasonable pick for outdoor ranges and stages with plenty going on behind the target. If you already know your eye prefers a particular colour, trust that. The red 507 ProMax and the green 507 ProMax share the same window, sunshade, reticle options and footprint, so the choice really comes down to the emitter.
In use, the controls are set and forget. Brightness is manual, and memory recalls your last setting whenever Shake Awake brings the sight back up. Lockout mode then holds both brightness and reticle so nothing moves between stages. The solar panel supports the battery rather than replacing it.
Adjustment runs at 1 MOA per click with ±30 MOA of travel. That suits a well-cut slide or a quality RMR plate, so the sight is worth pairing with a good mount.
It suits practical shotgun and gallery rifle shooters, and long-barrelled pistol owners with an RMR cut slide, who want a large window and a reticle that stands apart from the usual red. It sits alongside the rest of our reflex sights.



