ATN Compact Digital Ultra Reflex Sight DTRXULSTDC
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Legacy Reviewer's Review of ATN Compact Digital Ultra Reflex Sight DTRXULSTDC
This sight is not parallax free. I was using it on an AK-47 with a german style wire side folder stock. Using this particular sight with a stock offering no purchase for cheek weld proved a horrible combination. Either way with the reticle had a massive amount of movement inside its already small aperture. This is not like the EO-Tech sights that will stay on target no matter your heads movement. Basically with the sight zeroed in and the lock on, the dot would move far too much to be effective for any shooting.
Zeroing in the optics was a pain. There is no ability to dim or brighten the reticle in order to differentiate the light patterns between my laser boresighter and the optics "dot". There is not "click" for windage or other (not a problem for my particular use) which may present issues for some users.
There are multiple reticle patterns. This however is no good to me if the sight's dot moves around, only has a "high" setting and instant on auto adjusted mode, or last it turns off! With a brand new battery and first time out the sight turned off within a few seconds. After removing it(with Allen wrenches since that is how it locks in), I re-attached said sight again and it began to function on a one shot basis. This sight continued to turn off with every round fired.
The conditions I was using it in were rainy, foggy and on the side of a mountain. The reticle was far too bright for the conditions and I was unable to adjust it appropriately.
My recommendation is DO NOT BUY THIS SIGHT. If you want something inexpensive Get a BSA reflex style sight or similar. Otherwise drop a few dollars or more and get a Vortex strike fire(poor mans Aimpoint but not cheaply made), an EoTech or Gods gift to the red dot world an Aimpoint.
I WOULD NOT USE THIS FOR RANGE TIME LET ALONE MY LIFE!
Pros: easy on? Multiple reticles?
Cons: A LOT (read on)
Zeroing in the optics was a pain. There is no ability to dim or brighten the reticle in order to differentiate the light patterns between my laser boresighter and the optics "dot". There is not "click" for windage or other (not a problem for my particular use) which may present issues for some users.
There are multiple reticle patterns. This however is no good to me if the sight's dot moves around, only has a "high" setting and instant on auto adjusted mode, or last it turns off! With a brand new battery and first time out the sight turned off within a few seconds. After removing it(with Allen wrenches since that is how it locks in), I re-attached said sight again and it began to function on a one shot basis. This sight continued to turn off with every round fired.
The conditions I was using it in were rainy, foggy and on the side of a mountain. The reticle was far too bright for the conditions and I was unable to adjust it appropriately.
My recommendation is DO NOT BUY THIS SIGHT. If you want something inexpensive Get a BSA reflex style sight or similar. Otherwise drop a few dollars or more and get a Vortex strike fire(poor mans Aimpoint but not cheaply made), an EoTech or Gods gift to the red dot world an Aimpoint.
I WOULD NOT USE THIS FOR RANGE TIME LET ALONE MY LIFE!
Pros: easy on? Multiple reticles?
Cons: A LOT (read on)
This review was written in the old system and had content requirements that are different than reviews written today.
Would Recommend:
No