2 MOA Red Dot Sight for Rifle, Compact Red Dot Scope Reflex Sight | multi-coated lenses 11 red dot brightness settings

It's on my Crosman Custom Build 1377 air pistol and works perfectly out to 30 yards. The 2 moa dot is just right in that it does not completely cover small targets like mice. And at 15 yards it groups dimes on paper. It seems very sturdy and the build quality is good and it holds zero with only a click or 2 to occasionally to readjust for temperature changes.

This review and optic is similar to another budget optic we purchased for testing. Results were identical in a controlled test using the same ammo and mounts. The only difference is we tested in on multiple rifle builds of multiple calibers and it worked well on all builds. Purchased this dot and had low expectations. It was $48 so what’s to expect? As a huge fan of the Romeo series, especially the 5 and MSR, I didn’t think it would compare. First test was a drop test. Dropped four times twice from waist level and twice from chest level. Lens down; once per side. Dot still works. Second test was throw test. We literally threw it like a softball, twice, onto a concrete slab to simulate a weapon drop and slide. Dot continued to work. Third test was the battery. We put the supplied battery in and left it on, on setting 7. Dot still works after 48 hours of continuous on. Fourth test was brightness. 1-5, indoors was to expectations, and 6-10 setting outdoors is more than adequate. Fifth test was mounting. We mounted with UTG .83 riser for absolute co-witness. Mounted perfectly and Perfectly aligned with BUIS for true co-wit. We mounted this optic to a new 7.62x39 AR platform build (AR-47)/5.56/300BLK/350 Legend and test fired it using 850 rounds. The optic was bore sighted first then 5 rounds to center it. We then tested each upper with 100 rounds. We also ran various drills to check for zero with mag dumps, zipper, rapid fire, and at 25-150 yards for accuracy. No issues with zero. No drifting, no shifting, no parallax, no noticeable dot changes. Conclusion: For $48 you can’t beat this near TRS-25 clone. It’s a great range/plinking toy optic and we will be buying a few more. The biggest question for us: Is it life dependable? Short answer is: We don’t know and that is relative. Battery life is undetermined and will depend on battery type, setting, and usage. Also, we are still not sure of long term usage and round count not are we sure of durability. For this test it held up like a premium optic from a more reputable company. For a battle rifle we won’t recommend it. For home defense, you be the judge. Too many unknown variables for duty rifle render it inconclusive and with ample battery changes and testing it could be okay for home defense. Could be. To be far, this is true for all optics no matter the price range. These 5k-50k battery times are realistic but that doesn’t mean it won’t fail if you don’t use a premium battery. All of the major manufacturers have varying warranties and anything can go wrong even with a premium product. For now, on our PDWs and Duty rifles we will use premium optics but for our range toys we will use these. Will will test this same optic on a few other builds and update the review should we incur any issues. Afterwards, this will live on the 350 legend build to try to determine the durability over time.

Really love this red dot (it's a clone of a TRS-25 in external form factor), but the battery life is nowhere near as long as the brand name item. I have to replace the battery about once a week at setting 5 (of 11), which is somewhat less than I'd like, but it's also about half the cost of the competition. Other than that, it's been really nice. Clear class, emitter/dot is sharp, it's accurate, turrets are clicky and positive, and battery/brightness changes are a snap. It also fits the same flip-up covers that go on the brand name item, so you can replace the included bikini-style scope cover if you want.

Received this red dot on time and opened the package. I was pleasantly surprised at the apparent quality and immediately put it on my Ruger MKIV Target pistol and headed to the range. It was easy to zero in but after maybe 25 shots the red dot disappeared. Turned it off then back on and there was the red dot. After 2 shots no red dot. Repeated turning off then back on several more times with same result. Bottom line , I was very disappointed and considered sending it back for another. But, I didn't want to take another chance and bought a slightly more expensive but tried and true red dot. Update: Originally gave this 3 stars because it stopped working and I returned it. The manufacturer contacted me and sent me another unit to evaluate. I really did think the first unit's failure was not the norm. I initially installed this new unit on my Ruger .22 target pistol and used it at my weekly bullseye league. This red dot worked perfectly. Next I installed it on my 1911 .45ACP and fired 100 rounds of hard ball at the range. I had no problem . The 2 moa red dot is about as round as I have seen and does not "flare" significantly at highest intensity. Adjustments are accurate, making zeroing in easy. I really like how low this sight sits on the mount. I would not hesitate to recommend this red dot to anyone.

I saw all the five star reviews and thought Most of them were bots. I put this on my jawbone, and it only took a couple seconds to sight in. Held zero perfect through 2 33rd mags. Excellent grouping at 20 yards. About 4 inch group. I am honestly very surprised. A 30 dollar red dot that works? Only grievance is that I wish it had an auto shutoff after a set time. Already left it on for 24 hrs. Still bright tho!

I was very excited about this red dot. My first impression was that it was built sturdy and with great quality components. It was also quite easy to zero in and it was perfectly accurate and clear until it failed. The front lense shifted out position in the hub. I immediately noticed the failure and stopped using it, but I'm sure that had I continued to shoot, it would have likely fallen out completely. I am returning it and asking for a refund. I used it once. I should add that I was shooting 12ga—so it just couldn't handle that kind of recoil... To be fair though, I can see this dot being great on a .22, or on a PCC, and maybe even on a 5.56 rifle.

I mounted a pair of these on my Ruger Mark III Target handguns. For the price they are a very functional, quality product. I’ve not had any issues zeroing the product, holding zero or failure to function in any way. I’ve used other more expensive red dot sights and find these to have more options and work just as well. Adjustments worked as needed to obtain the proper sight alignment and the battery compartment easily accessible.

This is the second Fayachi RDS-22 I’ve purchased on Amazon in as many years. Both mounted on inertia actioned 12ga semiautomatic shotguns, both being 18” tactical style scatterguns, they produce a moderate amount of recoil as I typically shoot mostly slug, 00, #1 and 2 buckshot. With the firing impulse and recoil these little inexpensive red dots have yet to fail and so far they have retained their zero. It is a small red dot and fits nicely on my M2 (as pictured) and is not overly intrusive to impede weapon manipulation yet it’s large enough to quickly acquire during snap drills. The RDS-22 sets low enough with its integral pic rail (no riser) clamp base to allow for a 1/3 lower co-witness of the irons. It was quite intuitive to mount (use blue lock-tight) and zero with 1 MOA adjustments that were positive and audible. The illuminated red dot is graduated into 12 setting (0-11) and they to were both positive, tactile and audible adjustments. The dot is clear, round but at its higher adjustments slightly washed out as setting 8,9,10 and 11took on a slight “star” glazing of the glass. Overall, for 36 bucks and change it’s a good little beater red dot that gets the job done without breaking the bank. I wouldn’t recommend it for duty use but for my bedside shotty and my range day tactical scattergun, it’s good to go.

Looks like, acts like, sights like the Bushnell. Nice little optic, well suited to my Ruger 10/22, with easy set up and accurate for my level of shooting. I find the dot just slightly larger than I'd like, but my vision is challenged a bit, and this allows me easy adequate target acquisition.

very nice and clear true 2MOA dot. Well made. Very compact. So it maybe ok for some .22 toy like GSG but looks small on bigger guns. If made in 35-40mm would be nice.

I've purchased 2 of these sights to go on my hunting rifles, one worked perfectly and the other was very dim even with new batteries. I contacted Feyachi by email and told them the situation, they immediately sent me a replacement by expedited mail free of charge. These are obviously not the highest quality sights you can buy, but they work very well and are the best bang for your buck on amazon. I'll be buying more of their products going forwards, just can't go wrong. Furthermore, their customer service is outstanding, they really stand behind their products. ***Update*** I've got one of these sights mounted on a .357 Mag Carbine and have put around 300 rounds through it after it was sighted in. It still holds zero perfectly and works beautifully.

After 2 rounds of 5.56 it turned off after every round. Fitment is nice, build quality seems good, problem is in the brightness/power switch. Works when between numbers but needs to be fiddled with after ever shot. The MidTen one is almost the same but 2mm bigger lenses and is still going after many rounds! Atleast on the units I got.

Very easy to use and setup, comes with batteries. Very nice dot sight. Still unsure if it holds a zero since only shot with it once but it's accurate and the red dot is as crisp as my vortex red dot that was $130 more expensive. You will need the height increasing mount too most likely unless you have no iron sights, so go buy that too (only $10)