The Vortex Razor AMG UH-1 Gen II is one of the best holographic sights on the market, but its large front window is highly exposed to glare and impacts. Our dedicated Vortex UH-1 Gen 2 Killflash is the essential accessory to protect your high-end optic while ensuring your stealth on the field.
Thanks to its technical honeycomb structure, this anti-reflection device (ARD) eliminates the light signature generated by your sight's glass, preventing sun glare or external light sources from giving away your position.
Key Features of the ATH Killflash for Vortex UH-1 Gen II
Custom-Fit Design: Specifically engineered to perfectly match the unique lines of the Vortex UH-1 Gen 2, without compromising the aesthetics or ergonomics of your optic.
Passive Anti-Reflection Technology: Its honeycomb grid blocks traitorous sun glare during the day and flashlight reflections at night, while maintaining excellent light transmission and a clear sight picture.
High-Resistance PA12 FR Material: Made from industrial-grade nylon (flame-retardant and ultra-rugged). It absorbs shocks, withstands extreme weather conditions, and effectively protects your holographic sight glass from scratches, dust, and debris.
The Ultimate Airsoft Shield: Replacing a killflash after a direct BB hit is infinitely cheaper than replacing or repairing your premium Vortex optic.
Technical Specifications
Compatibility: Exclusively for the Vortex Razor AMG UH-1 Gen 2 holographic sight
Structure: Honeycomb geometry optimized for maximum light transmission
Material: PA12 FR (High-performance, high-impact nylon)
Origin: Proudly designed and made in France in our workshops.
Preserve Your Optic, Maintain Your Tactical Advantage
Whether for professional duty, competitive shooting, or intense airsoft matches, safeguarding your aiming system is paramount. This killflash offers the perfect compromise between physical lens protection, reticle clarity, and absolute visual concealment.
Want to learn more about tactical lens protection? Check out our dedicated guide: Killflash vs. Lens Covers: How to Protect Your Optics and Flashlights ?
Don't risk damaging your expensive optical equipment on your next mission.












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