Part 68

Battlefield Hardline scopes like the TA648 and PKS07, plus sidearm optics and accessories like canted sights and extended mags.

Scopes:

• TA648: An American 6x scope with a red dot point of aim, manufactured by Trijicon. The real design includes a top rail for mounting a back-up holo sight.
• PKS07: A Russian 7x scope with a central red chevron and black linear markings, standard for the SV98 marksman rifle in Russian military use.
• Rifle Scope and Hunter: Both feature simple black crosshairs. The Hunter scope's magnification has been reduced to 14x from 20x since Battlefield 4, and the 40x Ballistic Scope option has been removed.
• M1903 Rifle Scope: Offers 6x magnification, a reduction from the usual 8x.

Sidearm Optics:

• Improved Iron-Sights: Replaces the ghost ring from Battlefield 4 with luminous green markings, resembling an inverted exclamation mark, for better visibility against dark backgrounds. However, the raised rear sections may obstruct your view around the point of aim.
• Mini and Delta RDS: Both are miniature red-dot sights (RDS). The Delta sight has a thinner border and a more prominent triangular reticule.
• The 3x scope available for some sidearms in Battlefield 4 is not present in Battlefield Hardline.

Accessories:

In Battlefield Hardline, you can only use one accessory at a time. You can toggle between accessory modes (like on/off) by pressing d-pad up on consoles or tapping 'T' on PC.

• Canted Ironsights / Canted RDS: These provide back-up sights at a 45° angle. Canted irons add iron sights, while canted RDS mount a small red-dot sight. They allow switching between primary optics and the canted sight by pressing d-pad up. These are useful for high magnification scopes in close-quarters engagements. Canted irons cannot be used with iron sights or the Comp M4s or SRS02 sights. Canted RDS cannot be used with iron sights or any red-dot sights or 1x sights.
• Extended Magazine: Increases magazine size by five rounds but incurs a 50% penalty to