VA Blind Rehabilitation Centers Now Issuing Digital Crosshairs 1000SA
Adaptive rifle-scope clip-on for blind & low-vision veterans
A Breakthrough in Adaptive Recreational Therapy
Hunting and shooting sports have long provided veterans with recreation, camaraderie, and wellness benefits. That’s why it matters that the VA Blind Rehabilitation Centers (BRCs) are now issuing the Digital Crosshairs 1000SA as part of recreational therapy for blind and low-vision veterans.
This milestone highlights the growing adoption of adaptive technologies that empower veterans with disabilities to participate more independently and inclusively in the outdoors.
Where It’s Available
Veterans receiving care at these VA Blind Rehabilitation Centers can request the Digital Crosshairs 1000SA:
- Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center — Cleveland, OH
- VA Black Hills Health Care System — Fort Meade, SD
- Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System (Biloxi VA) — Biloxi, MS
- VA Salt Lake City Health Care System — Salt Lake City, UT
- Boise VA Medical Center — Boise, ID
- New Mexico VA Health Care System (Raymond G. Murphy VAMC) — Albuquerque, NM
- VA Puget Sound Health Care System — Seattle/Tacoma, WA
Registered Vendor (Issuance Pending): Central Texas Veterans Health Care System — Temple, TX
How Digital Crosshairs 1000SA Helps Veterans
- Low-vision veterans: On-screen targeting display provides a clear, usable aiming point without relying on a traditional eyepiece or iron sights—supporting more independent participation.
- Blind veterans (assisted): A spotter can view the display and safely guide the shooter onto target, enabling meaningful participation.
- Purpose-built & proven: Rugged, recoil-ready, and effective in daylight and low-light using advanced starlight sensors.
How to Request Through the VA
- Speak with your VA Recreational Therapist, VIST Coordinator, or BROS Program Specialist.
- Ask about issuing the Digital Crosshairs 1000SA adaptive rifle-scope clip-on as part of your recreational therapy plan.
About Digital FOV
Founded in 2013 in Stone Mountain, Georgia, Digital FOV, LLC develops adaptive technology for hunting and shooting sports. Our flagship product, the Digital Crosshairs 1000SA, helps veterans with vision loss participate more independently in the outdoors.
Veterans: ask your VA BRC team about Digital Crosshairs 1000SA today.
FAQ: Is this a scope?
No. Digital Crosshairs 1000SA is a rifle-scope clip-on that works with your existing scope, projecting the reticle and scene to a display for accessibility.
FAQ: Does every user need a spotter?
Low-vision users typically aim independently using the display. Blind (assisted) shooters can participate with a spotter who views the display and guides them onto target.