Reliable Optics for a 22 or 9mm

Starting with a [link=http://www.opticsplanet.com/red-dot-scopes.html]red dot[/link] for your Glock, I would recommend the [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/burris-fastfire-w-picatinny-mount-4-moa-dot-mat-fastfire-sight.html]Burris Fastfire II[/url]. This is an excellent mini [link=http://www.opticsplanet.com/red-dot-scopes.html]red dot[/link] that can be mounted with a base plate that will use the existing rear sight dovetail on your Glock. The entire set up will be around $250.00, but that will be all you need and will be a great system for you.

As for a [link=http://www.opticsplanet.com/red-dot-scopes.html]red dot[/link] for your new Marlin 795, I would go with the [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/tasco-1x30-22-reddot.html]Tasco Propoint 1x30mm[/url]. Not the most expensive red dot, but it will fit the 3/8'' rail grooved receiver on your marlin and is truly top quality. All too often the Propoints get overlooked but they are a top notch sight and can hold their own against the "higher" competition.

Im looking for a reliable and accurate sight for a marlin 795. recoil is minimal obviously, and i currently have the [link=http://www.opticsplanet.com/barska-brand.html]barska[/link] mutli reticle electro sight for my marlin 60, which i love. its accurate, it was easy to sight in, holds zero and i love the 3 MOA reticle. however this time around i want something different but decent quality for my new toy :)
preferably something with a tube design.

I want 3 MOA preferably but will settle for 5. And something for under 80.

Also, for a glock 9mm, what would you recommend in red dot, reflex or holo, an economical durable sight. Non tube designs preferably. [link=http://www.opticsplanet.com/eotech-holographic-weapon-sights.html]Eotech[/link], [link=http://www.opticsplanet.com/eotech-holographic-sight-550.html]aimpoint[/link] etc are not an option. id be looking at $150-$200 max.Thank you