The Z-RAM-listed New Version Red Dot is the version without a laser. It comes with a CR2032 battery, lens cover, Allen wrench, cleaning cloth and operation manual, as well as the sight itself.
The version described here
The sight has 1× magnification and an aluminum-alloy body. Its listed length is 82 mm, weight is 115 g and lens size is 22 × 33 mm. The four named reticles are Circle Dot, Cross, 10 MOA and 3 MOA. These are the product's listed display options; the no-laser designation remains part of its identity.
What “Picatinny” tells you
The product specifies a 20 mm Picatinny mount. Z-RAM's compatibility information covers a suitable 20/22 mm Picatinny rail; the rail interface is the relevant condition, rather than the marker name alone.
The listing names Umarex T4E models as examples. That does not mean a marker-specific rail is included with the optic. The six-item box list names the sight and its accessories, but no separate platform rail.
Product details and availability
NEW VERSION RED DOT VISIER HDR 50 HDS 68 HDX 68 HDB 68 HDR 68 FIT NO Laser
This is the no-laser red-dot sight described above; its package includes the sight and the listed accessories.
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