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Are these made in Germany ??? Calibrated for 7.62??? Can I get polarized lens for the S432???? — 2 Answers

by Marko, from KY, United States Asked on April 8, 2020

Name Steiner S432 4x32mm P7TR Reticle Red Dot Sight (5)
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Answered by Mike B., member, from IL, United States, on November 25, 2020

This optic is made in Monterey, California. the reticle is calibrated for .223/5.56. They Do not make polarized lenses for this optic.

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Answered by Han, member, from MO, United States, on June 25, 2021

According to Steiner customer service...
As the sub tensions are from the Average of 556 and 762. If one uses a 200 yard zero the sub tensions line up for both 556 and 7.62 mil/Nato rounds.

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