Dave from United States, OK Public Profile

It's been sitting on my rifle for about a week or two now, and it's already come loose. I haven't taken out to the range yet, but I have a feeling it'll do the same thing the PSA adapter did. Wishing now I hadn't cut the rear tang off, trying to put a stock that folds to the left side on this dang gun has not worked out at all.

Been playing optic roulette for months trying to find SOMETHING that works on the AK platform that has decent eye relief, clarity, and usability. Sightmark R-spec just wasn't it. The Primary Arms SLX eye relief was too short, and was uncomfortable due to how short I needed the stock to use it. The Swamp Fox Raider Mirco Prism was just not enough. Finally bit the bullet and bought a Holosun after all the hype and reviews... Cant, Get, A, SINGLE round on paper. Won't hold zero AT ALL! Every single shot knocks the dot inside the sight around. I made SURE that it was tight on the rail. I spent HOURS at the range trying to zero it, with and without a bore sight tool. I can't believe I spent money on this paper weight. Ended up turning it, and the entire rail mount into a boomerang, at least THEN it hit something...

My AK shredded the paper with iron sights... If it aint broke don't fix it. I'll just forget trying to put an optic on this platform entirely.

Bought one of these to help out a friend who is a lefty with their build. Ended up liking it so much I bought one for myself. No modification needed both times purchased, for either rifle.

For 30 almost 40 bucks after shipping, it feels like it should be 15 or 20. The over all metal quality feels fine, but the dials are absolutely horrible. Have to use a cartridge to flip between the two peep sights, otherwise it's next to impossible to get them to flip. I should have just sprung for the much more expensive Areo Precision or even the UTG one. Best to avoid this one.

Mags are falling out when letting the bolt slam home. Incompatible with the Magpul B.A.D. Lever. There's no "wall" or click when pushing mags in, and it is easy to over insert that magazine. Haven't taken it to the range, and I don't trust it enough to do so.

This is miles ahead of the stock corn cob type handguard that came with my Mossberg 500. The texture is good, but not as good as it could be. The MLOK slots are a nice touch, meaning you can mount practically anything you want, to your shotgun. Light weight, and feels very solid.

Very nice stock adapter. Fit on my old Mossberg 500 right out of the box. Has worked fine with every AR stock tube I've thrown on it. Best part is it's made out of metal, unlike other stock adapters out there. The QD sling attachments are a nice bonus.

Very nice stock adapter. Fit on my old Mossberg 500 right out of the box. Has worked fine with every AR stock tube I've thrown on it. Best part is it's made out of metal, unlike other stock adapters out there. The QD sling attachments are a nice bonus.

An ABSOLUTE pain to install. The tolerances are out of spec, I honestly expected better for what I paid for it. It's also to stiff to move up and down the tube smoothly, so you constantly miss the mark for the position you want it in. The release mechanism to slide it off the tube is ABSOLUTELY terrible. You simply can't pull down on the release lever, you have to jam something in, and pull the pin down, keep what ever you jammed in it, in place, and THEN slide it off the already out of spec tube.

After having owned this sight for a while, I ended up not being completely satisfied with it. It;s eye relief is extremely close, and is a very poor choice for an AK platform as there doesn't seem to be any after market mounts that truly bring the sight further towards the rear of the gun. After fooling with it for a bit, I decided to look elsewhere for an optic.