Which items on the right hand grip are switches?

• A. Track gate, gate adjust, laser range finder, first/last
• B. Sight select, field of view
• C. Brightness, contrast
• D. Filter, menu

Answer: (A)

Controls on the right-hand grip are the quick-access switches used to manage targeting and range during engagement. The switches for track gate, gate adjust, laser range finder, and first/last are all tied to how the system locks onto and measures a target. Track gate chooses the tracking window the sight uses to follow the target; gate adjust moves that window to keep the target centered as it moves; the laser range finder switch powers and activates range measurements to the target; and first/last toggles the sequencing in the tracking options, influencing how the system handles the start or end of a track. These are the functions the operator needs immediate access to while aiming and firing, which is why they’re placed on the grip. The other items—sight select and field of view belong to the aiming optics, while brightness, contrast, and filter with menu are display or system settings, not immediate engagement controls.