Today I was just window shopping at Academy Lewisville. I noticed that they had
a Ruger LCR (Lightweight Compact Revolver) which had a tag that read
"Ruger LCR .38 w/FOS".
The counterman has a lot of experience with firearms, but he could not define FOS.
I searched the Ruger site, and then Bing for a definition, but came up with nothing.
Can anyone define this term?
Thank you.
SIA
Ruger LCR .38 w/ FOS. What does "FOS" mean?
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Ruger LCR .38 w/ FOS. What does "FOS" mean?
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Re: Ruger LCR .38 w/ FOS. What does "FOS" mean?
Fiber optic sight
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Re: Ruger LCR .38 w/ FOS. What does "FOS" mean?
Thats where I’m putting my money.Tylerscott20 wrote:Fiber optic sight
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Re: Ruger LCR .38 w/ FOS. What does "FOS" mean?
I have one with regular sights. Kicks pretty good. I do like it though. With the FOS I am sure it is accurate to at least 10 feet vs 9 feet with regular sights.