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        <description>LTT is proud to offer a limited selection of our optics footprints in a rear sight forward (RSF) configuration. Having the rear sight in front of the optic window decreases visual clutter, making it easier to remain focused on the target during the shooting process. Placing the rear sight forward of the optic also means that you can see the dot in 100% of the window, because none of your view of the optic is obstructed by the rear sight. Finally, the RSF configuration can help keep the front lens of your optic clean by deflecting some of the carbon, gas, and debris that exits the chamber away from the lens. 0:00 Intro 0:29 Key Differences 2:12 Conclusion</description>
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