Crewkerne, England — One of the original pioneers in the red dot sight industry, SHIELD Sights, congratulates World Champions Denny Rossetto, Olebile Sefolo, and Robin Grauffel. SHIELD Sights is honored to be the sight of choice for these elite competitors.

The SHIELD Sights RMSx was represented at the 2025 IPSC Handgun World Shoot, held September 11–28 in Matlosana, South Africa, and came away with three World Champions and three Team Gold medals. Congratulations to Open Division Ladies World Champion Denny Rossetto of Italy, Super Junior World Champion Olebile Sefolo of South Africa, Junior World Champion and Team Gold medalist Robin Grauffel of France, Team Gold medalist Austen Stockbridge of South Africa, and Team Gold medalist Stefan Ekstedt of Sweden.

“SHIELD Sights was forged and refined through years of competitive shooting, starting with my father in the 1980s. With our long history in competition, it is such an honor to have our RMSx represented by multiple World Champions and Team Gold winners. Congratulations to all who traveled and competed at such an amazing event,” said James White, CEO of SHIELD Sights

About SHIELD SIGHTS

SHIELD Sights was formed in the early 1980’s in Great Britain, where it began to pioneer the development of micro red dot sights that are so popular in this modern age. Initially sold under other brand names, you may know the SHIELD Mini Sight as the Firepoint, Tasco Optima, Trijicon RedDot, or JPoint. 30 years of experience has paid off in recent years as SHIELD Sights has become the only standardized optic cut offered by leading handgun manufacturers and has now become the footprint of choice of many other optic companies. SHIELD Sights remains one of the most highly respected premium red dot sight brands globally among military, law enforcement, and government agencies as well as OEM firearm manufacturers, and as a result continues to deliver upon multiple contracts worldwide. Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram or visit our website to learn more.