Win a Holosun EPS Carry MRS Red Dot

by | Mar 8, 2026 | Contests, Past | 12 comments

Your carry gun deserves an optic that’s as serious as you are. For March, we’re giving one lucky winner a Holosun EPS Carry MRS Enclosed Pistol Red Dot, a rugged micro-compact optic built to keep your sight picture clear when it matters most.

This premium carry-ready red dot features a 2 MOA dot with 32 MOA circle, multiple reticle options, long battery life, and an enclosed housing designed for the abuse of daily concealed carry. MSRP is $470.58, and you can see all the product details here:  EPS-CARRY-RD-MRS

Use the contest form below to enter. Complete as many actions as you’d like to earn extra entries and increase your chances of taking this Holosun EPS Carry MRS home.

Your everyday carry shouldn’t be guessing where the dot is when things get fast and ugly. The Holosun EPS Carry MRS is a premium enclosed red dot built for micro‑compact pistols, giving you a crisp 2 MOA dot with 32 MOA circle, ultra‑clear glass, and a sealed emitter that shrugs off sweat, rain, lint, and dust so your sight picture stays clean when it counts.

With Solar Failsafe, Shake Awake, and up to 50,000 hours of battery life on a single CR1620, this optic is designed to live on a carry gun—not in a safe. The tough 7075‑T6 aluminum housing, ultra‑low mounting height, and RMSc‑compatible footprint make it a natural fit for popular concealed carry pistols like the P365 family, Glock 43X/48 MOS, Hellcat, and more.

Lotz Outdoors is a family‑run outdoor gear shop and community that’s been outfitting hunters, shooters, and adventurers since 2011, with sharp pricing, fast shipping, and the kind of service that keeps customers coming back. Reviews consistently call out our great prices, quick delivery, and accurate orders – making Lotz Outdoors a trusted place to buy optics and EDC gear online.

Enter using the form below for your chance to win this carry‑ready Holosun EPS Carry MRS from Lotz Outdoors. Complete as many entry actions as you’d like to stack more chances in your favor.

12 Comments

  1. Kenny Moore

    I own a few handguns but none have optical sights on them. I would love to try out one of the Holosun sights.

    Reply
  2. Daniel Bradley

    Looks like a very impressive site with a lot of gear that I need.

    Reply
  3. Michele Guinsburg

    Great site

    Reply
  4. Michael J. Sneider

    great sight. I would buy one knowing I was getting top of the line equipment

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  5. Michael J. Sneider

    I would buy a HOLOSUN sight because I know it is TOP OF THE LINE equipment.

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  6. Stan Evans

    Will work just fine on my only gun without a sight.

    Reply
  7. Kent Seymour

    Holsun sights are very reliable

    Reply
  8. Jonathan M Napier

    OC!

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  9. Keith Meadows

    I’ve never a site like this but have always wanted to and never could afford one

    Reply
  10. Mark Razzaboni

    Have many guns with no optics yet would love to win

    Reply

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