takatatähtäin
A takatatähtäin is a type of optical sight used on firearms, particularly in hunting and target shooting. The term itself is of Finnish origin, roughly translating to "bullet sight" or "aiming point". Its primary function is to provide a clear, illuminated aiming point within the user's field of view, without obscuring the target.
Unlike traditional iron sights, which consist of a front post and a rear notch, a takatatähtäin projects
The construction of a takatatähtäin usually involves a robust housing designed to withstand recoil. The optical