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Video & Camera Sights
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 Articulating Ringsight Bracket
This bracket was made to solve the problem of freefly helmets having no forehead area. The articulating clamp allows you to mount a post that is spring loaded and rotates to allow you to move the sight out of the way and put the helmet on. Then rotate the shaft to move the sight back into place. The pin and slot on the front of the mount allows a 90 degree axial movement. The three contoured feet assures a tight fit on the curved helmet. Kit comes with three allen head mounting screws, allen wrench, and articulating bracket. It's the perfect way to add a ringsight to most of today's freefly helmets. The sight mounts to this bracket with a normal swivel clamp.
$55.00
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 Concentric Ringsight from Brent Finley
$260.00
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 Cross Ringsight from Brent Finley
The optics is covered with glass. This allows you to use a t-shirt or other soft cotton cloth to clean the surface of your sight. All the other cross sights on the market leave the polarizing material exposed and utilize a relatively soft plastic which scratches easily.You don't have to worry about the durability of this sight: it will last for many years.
$130.00
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 Ringsight Mounting Kit
These quality swivel clamps were machined precisely to hold a ringsight in place. Most machine shop clamps are made to hold gauges, etc. and can't take the high torque that your sight goes through with random bumps and knocks. This clamp has a semi circle binding ring (see the arrow in the picture) that ensures maximum holding power. The aluminum post is slightly longer than most hardware store posts, and milled to exact dimensions for precise fit.
Brent has improved the design to replace the old knurled thumbwheel with a low profile Allen screw. This makes the clamp less likely to snag a line during an unstable deployment. The clamp comes with an Allen wrench for your toolkit.
$35.00
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