Seem like it will be a good scope - my wife will be using it and she said the dot size was large enough - I don't agree though. Haven't set it up yet, but it should be simple. Only thing I would say is do a little more homework than I did. There are many other red dots that look exactly like this one with the same features for much less money. For all I know, there could be one mfgr making these & putting a wide variety of prices on them - then again, maybe not. It still seem like a good red dot.

I don't have a ton of money to spend on "dressing out" my AR, so when I saw this item for less than $100 I thought that I would give it a try. It arrived on my doorstep in around 3 days. I took it out of the box, put it on my AR, and I was ready to go. I like the 1 MOA...Its not to big and not too small. There are 11 brightness adjustments which is good for low light and full sun. I haven't "0'd" it in yet, but the instructions seem simple enough. On top of everything else, it came with two batteries, one already installed. It's light, so it doesn't weigh my AR down and it looks good. I'm sure a $1000 trijicon or aimpoint is better, but for the money, this is a great product.

RED DOT HAS A LARGE, EASY TO VIEW 50MM TUBE. MOUNTS EASILY ON PICATINNY RAIL. IT IS A LITTLE PRICIER THAN SOME RED DOTS BUT IS WORTH THE MONEY