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Most Helpful Positive Review
So far, so good.
Due to its small size, zeroing requires the use of a tiny screwdriver. Once set, however, it's been holding zero (so far) on my .454 Casull, which is no small feat. Sturdy unit, and adjustable brightness is a huge plus.
Pros: light weight, bright
Cons: Tiny, but that could be a PRO, too.
Most Helpful Negative Review
Concerned about waterproofness.
Bought this Pro Spec model after the switch my original regular spec model broke before I even got it zeroed.
Not happy with this one either.
While it is more rugged, with a protective hood, locking screws for the reticle adjustments, and a better switch design, the bottom of the unit is compl...
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Great quality for the price.
Great optics for the price. Reliable and accurate. I have placed these on both high and low power rifles. They are accurate and battery life on them is great. I would love it if they were 1/2” moa adjustments but close enough. Buy with confidence.
Would recommend: Yes
good optic
This are great little optics for th money but not on this website, just about everywhere else these are for sale they are going for $99.99. I bought mine off of amazon for said price with free shipping, also got the plate needed to mount it to my m&p 40. Once I had it sighted in it has held zero 500 rounds later.
Pros:
- Robust
Cons:
- Overpriced
Best Used for:
- auto pistol
Would recommend: Yes
Great buy.
I mounted it on a Springfield XD-9 pistol. Works flawless. Improved my scores and made me start hitting the 10 ring at 50 and 100 yards. The green dot is visible even in bright sun when you set it on bright level 5. Good buy for the money.
Pros:
- value priced
Cons:
- Nothing yet
Best Used for:
- pistols
Would recommend: Yes
Very dissapointed.
I was up until one in the morning trying to figure out why the sdjustment screw was bottoming out before I could get the dot over to the left enough. This morning I figured it out. When I tighten it down on the rail, it turns at an angle. Its not enough but its enough to matter to not be able to get it zeroed in. I tried it on both of my ARs on several different rail types and the result is the same. If the part that moved in thats attached to the screw that moves in and squeezes in on the rail was a lot longer it wouldnt turn. Its not long enough to completely span the spacing on the rails. I am rather dissapointed. Im using a laser bore sighter and I cant get the dot on the sight to move over enough to line up with the dot from the laser. Also the markings are back asswards. If I want the dot to go down I have to turn it in the oppoiste direction it says on the sight. Am I doing something wrong? I guess I should have played with it as soon as I got it. I was waiting for ammo prices to come down a little bit. I emailed the company to see what their response is. If I get a good one I will be back to update. Im very dissapointed.
Pros: small easy to mount
Cons: turns at an angle when tightening
Pros: small easy to mount
Cons: turns at an angle when tightening
Would recommend: No
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