Reviews & Ratings for Leapers UTG 3.8in ITA Red/Green Circle Dot Sight w/Integral QD Mount — 38 reviews — Page 1

Nice sight for the price point. Very easy installation. Would reccomend buying the rail adapter that makes the sight sit higher on the gun.

Great product and fast shipping. Having multiple reticle's and colors a plus. Built like a tank.Nice clear glass and having quick disconnect is a great feature too. Can move to a d from multiple platforms and hold zero with no issues. I have three of these red dots and not one has failed.

It's quite heavy and it's got a thick tube so the view gets even smaller. The reticle is bright enough during the day and not too bright at night. The circle dot is perfect for getting your eyes to quickly find the reticle. It held perfect zero on all my rifles including my shotgun. That is, until I used 1500fps slugs. FYI, it was happily working with 1350fps loads and holding zero. The recoil was so much fun that it turned the reticle into a big solid dot and became permanent. Still held zero, relatively. Anyway it's on a shotgun so it's not a total loss, and 12 gauge has a big shot pattern.

We have these sights on multiple rifles. Good price and they work well. I can see green better than red and I really like the circle and dot combination. At our range we shoot towards the east and matches are in the morning - these work well. I never have a problem seeing them, but I notice others with different brand sights having trouble.

I can see the appeal for some but this was not for me. There were other reviews mentioning how large and bright the radical was but holly cow so bright I could not for the life of me see through it. When I put it on low half the dang thing dissappeared making me think it was defective. Reflection is really bad and its way to bulky for my tast. With all that being said it was a great price and im sure there's people this will work great for, I use alot of UTG products and most work great.

Got this UTG scope with the circle dot because my sight eye isn't as good as it used to be. Thought the circle might help, and it sure did. Quickly zeroed the scope with easy adjustments. The light and dark knob was also easy to use. Got some UTG scope mounts to finish it off and now I can shoot again. The price, easy zero, medium green circle dot and mounts made this the best deal for me. I recommend UTG and Optics Planet.

I’ve been using this for my MCK chassis system, so far it has served me well. I didn’t want to spend too much on a red dot for that particular setup so I purchased this setup. Both the red and green dot are clear, multiple brightness settings for various lighting conditions.

Create a great sight picture + the green shines bright on the lowest setting. Red also shines bright on higher settings. An affordable optic that has served its purpose so far. Haven’t had the chance to take it to the range yet because Covid, but it feels good dry firing around the home.

I was looking for a nice inexpensive red/green dot finder to use on a telescope. This did the trick. The QR is solid on a picittney rail. It does come with built in flipup caps to protect the lens. The reticle size is equivalent to two moon diameters and helps you align on objects quickly. Only negative thing I would mention is there is no LED off position between brightness levels. All in all a great little optic for it’s intended purpose!

I ended up buying four of these units. I'm getting old enough that my eyes just don't do well with iron sights and some sort of optics are needed. I like the size as well as the QD feature, which is (surprisingly) lacking on some of the more expensive red dots. Even on the lowest settings the dots are bright, but they work great out of doors and that is where 99% of my rifle shooting takes place. No matter how I rotate the flip-up lens caps, they are in the way so I no longer bother with them. There is a version of this red dot which has a cantilever mount that lifts the optics about 1/2". This makes sighting more comfortable, otherwise I just use a 1/2 riser and it is spot on. Although not an AGOG, I'm no longer interested in pricy optics which I am afraid to drag out into the field for fear of loss or damage. This unit offers what 95% of civilian shooter need. If you break it you are out less than forty bucks.