Ken from United States, VT Public Profile

So far, love this sight. I bought it for a Mossberg 940 Tactical Pro and it fits perfectly, mich smaller than expected, bit sight window is big enoigh, and multiple reticle provides options. Dot, Circle-dot, and Circle. I have it setup with circle-only, perfect for scattergun. The brightness settings offer plenty of variation with low and high light settings. I cant comment on reliability having only 100 rounds through it, but my other holosuns are all running like new after thousands of rounds - so I'm confident this will be no different. I'll probably buy another one for my jext carry pistol.

Bought instead of Holosun magnifier due to 4x vs 3x mag, better finish, same price ($311 for this with discount). First Sig product for me, very well packages, came with 2x risers, Allen key, and extra lens cover (replacement). OP shipped for free in 5 days and have me a price better than advertised. QD mount is really solid, won't budge, flips easy, clear glass. Eye relief leaves a bit to be desired, I have to push my face up a bit further on the stock but still good. Need to get range time with it, but first impressions are great.

This review and rating are not indicative of Opticsplanet but rather the specific item from Hogue (purchased this item w/ the Stock and Forend kit). The packaging was fine, a hard plastic like many other items but the overall quality and finish of the item was not impressive for a new-in-box item - bluing was almost non-existent, not quite rusting but near-to. Just an overall cheap finish. Hogue also sells this item for $10 MORE on their website, plus S&H which is just crazy to me.

Installation is relatively easy if you're able to disassemble the shotgun (plenty of YT vids showing how, very simple, can be done in 15 minutes) and the slide-rails fit the same as the original. The forend installed easily over the tube and is tightened with the end-nut. After installation I brought it to the range and shot 25 rounds with no noticeable issues and I was happy. I figured it was squared away and would be fine from there on out.

A few weeks later I went back to the range and fired 10 rounds then had a mechanical failure when the slide-tube LOOSENED AND CAME OUT of the action bar via the connecting joint. The tube isn't held in by any mechanical force or cross-pin, it's simply held into the connector via 'pressure' or 'tightness.' This creates an issue because even if the nut is tightened all the way down at the end of the slide-tube and forend, with heavy force upon working the action it can loosen from the joint, making the action unusable and causing a major malfunction, allowing