All four of these models feature a compact 20mm housing with a manual brightness dial, and each includes a low mount and a lower-1/3 co-witness mount. Both are variants of existing red dot sights from the company's Classic line, namely the HS403R and HS503R. The company has expanded its Elite optic line with two new gold reticle models: the HE403R-GD and HE503R-GD. Read on as we review the gold dot sight, the magnifier, and how the two worked together. We also took this opportunity to evaluate the Holosun HM3X magnifier, which adds versatility to this sight. We recently picked up the new Holosun HE503R-GD gold dot sight to see how it fares in comparison to a traditional RDS or a green dot sight like the HE510C-GR we previously reviewed. Many optic manufacturers offer different reticle colors, such as green or gold/amber. That said, red dot sights aren't the only option anymore. The minimally-obstructed field of view, easy-to-acquire point of aim, and long battery life an RDS provides make it an appealing choice for any close-quarters-oriented weapon platform. These illuminated sights are ubiquitous on rifles, carbines, PDWs, and shotguns, and they're becoming steadily more common on pistols as well. Unless you're currently living in a log cabin with your great-grandpappy's antique flintlock collection, you probably own at least one gun with a red dot sight.
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