Holographic Sight

The Holographic Sight is an attachment that appears in BlastGen. It is the fourth attachment unlocked.

Overiew
The Holographic Sight is an optical attachment with 1.75x zoom. It can be a good alternative to the Reflex Sight, offering much more zoom and gives a slightly bigger increase to range. It is unlocked after getting 50 kills while ADS with the Reflex Sight The Holographic Sight can be attached to assault rifles, submachine guns, shotguns, and light machine guns. It is a well rounded optic that is good for medium range, but many players will swap it out for the ACOG Sight once it is unlocked, since it has much better zoom, and has a less obstructive frame.

Campaign
The Holographic Sight is attached to most of Arnett's weaponry, including his HK418, AK-47, and SCAR-H. It is also attached to the M4A1 Grenadier, an unobtainable variant of the M4A1 used by Emerson, Thomas, and Vaughn. The Holographic Sight is the most common optic in the Campaign, and can be attached to a Czech Militia soldier's AK-47, though most of the time it might have a Reflex Sight attached instead.

Zombies
It is attached to the upgraded M4A1, though no other weapons will have it attached. It can be a random attachment on any weapon obtained from the Strongbox, though it will be detached if the upgraded weapon already has a predetermined attachment/s. The reticle is simply a circle with a crosshair in the middle, unlike the Multiplayer variant which is simply a crossdot reticle.

Trivia

 * If sensitivity is set to High, and the player spins left, they can see the reticle of the Holographic Sight. This is also possible with the ACOG Sight.
 * Despite the Holographic Sight offering 1.75x zoom by default, it will have no zoom at all if attached to shotguns. This was likely an oversight.
 * If the Holographic Sight is used in conjunction with the Suppressor on the M4A1, it will be called M4A1 SOPMOD instead of M4A1 Suppressed.
 * It is seen attached to a L115 in the reveal trailer, however in the final game, sniper rifles were not compatible with the attachment.