Changes: Red Dot Sight

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Not to be confused with the specialization in Battlefield: Bad Company 2 of the same name.

Tasco PDP2 — Looking through a Tasco ProPoint red dot sight in real life

A Red Dot Sight is a reflex sight for most two handed weapons that gives a nearly unobstructed view of the shooter's target unaffected by parallax or distance while giving them a crosshair from which to shoot. This makes it regarded as a fast, easy to use and versatile sight for police, military and hunting purposes alike.

Battlefield 2

In Battlefield 2, The P90, AK-74U, SCAR-H, SCAR-L, and M4 have Red Dot Sights.

There is no way to remove them.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2

Assault rifle red dot

Submachine gun red dot

Light machine gun red dot

Sniper rifle red dot

The Red Dot Sight is an attachment featured in the singleplayer of Battlefield: Bad Company 2 as well as a primary Specialization in the game's multiplayer. It replaces a primary weapon's standard iron sights with a precision non-magnifying reflex sight with the aim point of a red dot.

Singleplayer

It can be found attached on the AN-94, AEK-971, AKS-74U, Type 88 Sniper, F2000, MG3 and Type 88 LMG. The weapons with this attachment each count as a different collectible.

Multiplayer

"A highly effective optical sight providing enhanced point and shoot capability for close quarter combat. It does not emit a laser and therefore is considered a "passive" aiming device."

— In-game description

It can be attached to any primary kit-specific weapon, but not to all-kit weapons, such as shotgun or the WWII weapons, but can be used on the G3 and M14 EBR.

The MG36 mounts a reflex sight with a red dot by default (and therefore will not change when a red dot sight is attached).

Being most effective at short-to-medium range due of its low ADS (Aim Down Sight) time and lack of zoom, it is most useful on guns which have obstructive iron sights, as it allows for a clearer sight picture and easier target acquisition.

The sight is invaluable in dark areas, where iron sights may be difficult to see. The sight specialization is partnered with the weapon, not the player. If a player were to acquire a new weapon in the field the scavenged weapon will not have a sight unless its original owner equipped it.

Likewise, if a player were to acquire a new weapon with a scope without equipping it at spawn, the player will have the benefit of both the scope and keeping their original choice of specializations.

Assault - 14000 is required to unlock for use on all assault rifles.

Engineer - 11100 is required to unlock for use on all submachine guns.

Medic - 15000 is required to unlock for use on all light machine guns.

Recon - 12500 is required to unlock for use on all sniper rifles.

Gallery

Battlefield Play4Free

The Rapid Aim Red Dot Sight is a weapon attachment featured in Battlefield Play4Free. It is unlocked for use at rank 17.

Gallery

Battlefield 3

Two different Red Dot Sights appear in Battlefield 3. The Reflex (RDS) is the red dot sight for weapons of American and European origin. The Kobra (RDS) is the equivalent for Russian weapons, Chinese weapons, and the Iranian KH2002.

Gallery

Battlefield 4

A variety of Red Dot Sights are available in Battlefield 4.

Reflex - available for American weapons, Western European weapons, the UTS-15, and the M26 MASS.

Kobra - available for Russian weapons, Czech weapons, and the JNG-90.

Coyote - available for Chinese weapons, Singaporean weapons, and the ACE series.

Mini - available for all Handguns and the Shorty 12G.

Delta - available for all Handguns and the Shorty 12G.

Gallery

Battlefield Hardline

This Section is currently under construction. It may contain little or inaccurate information.

Numerous Red Dot Sights are featured in Battlefield Hardline.

Reflex

Kobra

Holographic Sight

PKA-S

Micro T1

SRS 02

Mini

Delta

Trivia

Battlefield 2

In Battlefield 2 and Modern Combat, some weapons have Red Dot Sights, most notably the Special Forces kit weapons.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2

If a red dot sight is attached on an AUG and the player flips up leaf sights on a launcher, the sights will go through the AUG's red dot sight.

On the PC version of the game, the Red Dot Sight can disappear if the player equips the underslung grenade launcher. This can also happen with the 4x Rifle Scope.

According to the game files, the red dot used in the game is a Kobra Red Dot Sight

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 {{classification|standard}}
 {{See|Not to be confused with the [[Red Dot Sight (specialization)|specialization]] in ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]'' of the same name.}}
 [[File:Tasco PDP2.jpg|thumb|Looking through a Tasco ProPoint red dot sight in real life]]
-A '''Red Dot Sight '''is a reflex sight for most two handed weapons that gives a nearly unobstructed view of the shooter's target unaffected by parallax or distance while giving them a crosshair from which to shoot. This makes it regarded as a fast, easy to use and versatile sight for police, military and hunting purposes alike.
+A '''Red Dot Sight '''is a reflex sight for most two handed weapons that gives a nearly unobstructed view of the shooter's target unaffected by parallax or distance while giving them a crosshair from which to shoot. This makes it regarded as a fast, easy to use and versatile sight for police, military and hunting purposes alike.{{Clear}}
 ==Battlefield 2==
+In ''[[Battlefield 2]]'', The [[P90]], [[AK-74U]], [[SCAR-H]], [[SCAR-L]], and [[M4 Carbine|M4]] have Red Dot Sights.
-[[File:BF2 Kobra.jpg|thumb|The red dot sight in ''Battlefield 2''.]]
+There is no way to remove them.
-A red dot sight appears in ''Battlefield 2'' on the [[AKS-74u]], [[M4A1]], [[SCAR-L]], [[SCAR-H]], and [[P90]] weapons as a fixed sight. Although the frame of the sight is different for each weapon (a Kobra sight for the AKS-74u, an Aimpoint M68 sight for the M4A1, SCAR-L and SCAR-H, and an FN micro red dot for the P90), the actual dot is the same amongst all of the different sights.
+==Battlefield: Bad Company 2==
-{{Weapons/BF2}}
+{{Multiple image
+ | align = right
+ | direction = vertical
+ | width = 180
+ | image1 = RedDotScopeAR.png
+ | caption1 = Assault rifle red dot
+ | image2 = RedDotScopeSMG.png
+ | caption2 = Submachine gun red dot
+ | image3 = RedDotScopeLMG.png
+ | caption3 = Light machine gun red dot
+ | image4 = RedDotScopeSR.png
+ | caption4 = Sniper rifle red dot
+}}
+The '''Red Dot Sight''' is an attachment featured in the singleplayer of ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]'' as well as a primary [[Specialization]] in the game's multiplayer. It replaces a primary weapon's standard iron sights with a precision non-magnifying reflex sight with the aim point of a red dot.
+===Singleplayer===
+It can be found attached on the [[AN-94]], [[AEK-971]], [[AKS-74U]], [[QBU-88|Type 88 Sniper]], [[F2000]], [[MG3]] and [[QJY-88|Type 88 LMG]]. The weapons with this attachment each count as a different [[Collectible Weapons|collectible]].
+===Multiplayer===
+{{Quote|A highly effective optical sight providing enhanced point and shoot capability for close quarter combat. It does not emit a laser and therefore is considered a "passive" aiming device.|In-game description}}
+It can be attached to any primary kit-specific weapon, but not to all-kit weapons, such as shotgun or the WWII weapons, but can be used on the [[G3]] and [[M14 EBR]].
+The [[MG36]] mounts a reflex sight with a red dot by default (and therefore will ''not'' change when a red dot sight is attached).
+Being most effective at short-to-medium range due of its low ADS (Aim Down Sight) time and lack of zoom, it is most useful on guns which have obstructive iron sights, as it allows for a clearer sight picture and easier target acquisition.
+The sight is invaluable in dark areas, where iron sights may be difficult to see. The sight specialization is partnered with the weapon, not the player. If a player were to acquire a new weapon in the field the scavenged weapon will not have a sight unless its original owner equipped it.
+Likewise, if a player were to acquire a new weapon with a scope without equipping it at spawn, the player will have the benefit of both the scope and keeping their original choice of specializations.
+*[[Assault]] - 14000 is required to unlock for use on all assault rifles.
+*[[Engineer]] - 11100 is required to unlock for use on all submachine guns.
+*[[Medic]] - 15000 is required to unlock for use on all light machine guns.
+*[[Recon]] - 12500 is required to unlock for use on all sniper rifles.
+===Gallery===
+<gallery>
+BFBC2 SVU RedDot.png|An [[SVU]] with a red dot sight
+BFBC2 SVU RedDot Sight.png|Aiming through the red dot sight
+</gallery>
 ==Battlefield Play4Free==
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 |vidcaption =
 |video =
-|footer = [[File:Jgvd3s.jpg|center|Rapid-Aim Red Dot Sight reticle]]
+|footer = [[File:Jgvd3s.jpg|center|Rapid-Aim Red Dot Sight reticle]]}}
-}}
 The '''Rapid Aim Red Dot Sight''' is a weapon attachment featured in ''[[Battlefield Play4Free]]''. It is unlocked for use at rank 17.
+===Gallery===
 <gallery>
 screen048.jpg|A Red Dot Sight as seen on the M16A2
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 ==Battlefield 3==
 Two different '''Red Dot Sights''' appear in ''[[Battlefield 3]]''. The [[Reflex|Reflex (RDS)]] is the red dot sight for weapons of [[US|American]] and European origin. The [[Kobra|Kobra (RDS)]] is the equivalent for [[Russia]]n weapons, [[China|Chinese]] weapons, and the [[Iran]]ian [[KH2002]].
+===Gallery===
 <gallery>
 RX01 RDS Render.png|3D render of the RDS.
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 </gallery>
-{{Weapons/BF3}}
+{{Attachments/BF3}}
 ==Battlefield 4==
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 *'''[[Delta]]''' - available for all [[Handgun]]s and the [[Shorty 12G]].
+===Gallery===
 <gallery>
 Battlefield_4_Red_Dot_Sight_Screenshot_3.png|Viewing through the Red Dot Sight on Recker's Saiga 12K.
 </gallery>
-{{Weapons/BF4}}
+{{Attachments/BF4}}
-[[Category:Weapons]]
+==Battlefield Hardline==
-[[Category:Weapon attachments]]
+{{Construction|Section}}
-[[Category:Optics]]
-[[Category:Battlefield 2]]
+Numerous '''Red Dot Sights''' are featured in ''[[Battlefield Hardline]]''.
-[[Category:Battlefield Play4Free]]
-[[Category:Battlefield 3]]
+*'''[[Reflex]]'''
-[[Category:Battlefield 4]]
+*'''[[Kobra]]'''
+*'''[[Holographic Sight]]'''
+*'''[[PKA-S]]'''
+*'''[[Micro T1]]'''
+*'''[[SRS|SRS 02]]'''
+*'''[[Mini (RDS)|Mini]]'''
+*'''[[Delta]]'''
+{{Attachments/BFHL}}
 ==Trivia==
+===Battlefield 2===
-*In ''Battlefield 2'', the [[PLA]] [[QBZ-97]] does not come with a red dot sight, making it the only Special Forces default weapon to not have a red dot.
+*In ''[[Battlefield 2]]'' and ''[[Battlefield 2: Modern Combat|Modern Combat]]'', some weapons have Red Dot Sights, most notably the [[Special Forces]] kit weapons.
-[[Category:Weapons]]
-[[Category:Weapon attachments]]
+===Battlefield: Bad Company 2===
+*If a red dot sight is attached on an [[AUG]] and the player flips up leaf sights on a launcher, the sights will go through the AUG's red dot sight.
+*On the PC version of the game, the Red Dot Sight can disappear if the player equips the underslung grenade launcher. This can also happen with the [[4x rifle scope|4x Rifle Scope]].
+*According to the game files, the red dot used in the game is a [[Kobra]] Red Dot Sight
 [[Category:Optics]]
-[[Category:Battlefield 2]]
+[[Category:Attachments of Battlefield Play4Free]]
-[[Category:Battlefield Play4Free]]
+[[Category:Attachments of Battlefield 3]]
-[[Category:Battlefield 3]]
+[[Category:Attachments of Battlefield 4]]
-[[Category:Battlefield 4]]
+[[Category:Attachments of Battlefield Hardline]]
+[[Category:Attachments of Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]