Reflex Sight - 4 Reticle Red & Green Dot Sight Optics with Integrated Red/Green Laser Sight Less Than 5mW Output

Nice product and great price for the scope fits nicely on my gun and looks and works great 👍 great lazer great mount and good red dot holds zero. Easy to install.

This low cost Optical is well worth the price. I am ordering another to keep on the shelf and delivery was fast. I am vision impaired having progressive lenses and struggle to use fixed sights. I took a chance and bought this inxepensive sight for my Ruger 10/22 rifle. Having very expensive optics for other firearms I own; I remain surprised by the very good quality and design and super lite weight. Its aluminum! It came with easy to read instal instructions that I did not need. Fasteners, tools and batteries are included - it took less than five minutes to install on my picatinny rail. It has a large clear glass window viewer with size adjustable green or red dot optic. Using the included adjustment tool I was able to Zero the sight as well as the red laser in ten shots. The set distance for Zero is up to you but with both eyes open, no head or eye adjustment needed; me and my range buddies accurately acquired the target for the next five hundred rounds. We intentionally bumped the Reflex Sight but it held Zero! I use the optics green for the day and red for night. The extra laser insures you are (without aiming) on target day or in total darkness.

So to be clear, you are not getting a EOTECH or some other high end sight. This is a great product for the price. I mounted it on a Beretta NEOS because I am not too fond of the original sights. It installed without an issue (all tools included and batteries too). There are two locations for batteries. One for laser, one for "dot". Pretty straight FWD on that. The dial for the on off is where I took a star off ( would of been half star if that is an option). And here is why: So, the dial for the "dot" is pretty great. Turn LEFT for one color and turn RIGHT for the other (center being off) However one click left from OFF will give you BRIGHT red and one click right from OFF will give you dim green. I feel it should be OFF (middle) and either direction should be BRIGHT, MED, DIM. ALSO- the battery cover is on top of the ON/Off dial so twice I went to turn it ON and the battery covered turned instead of ON/OFF. Nothing major (PS if you tighten the battery cover it seems to resolve this issue, but I wanted to mention it) The different sight DOTS ( cross/dot/circle etc) is in front and easy access. This location would be more suited for the ON/OFF. That way, you grab the weapon and with your hand you can turn it on and still obtain the sight picture, or "on target" or "target acquisition", etc . Verses having to look, or feel, down to where the on/off is. NOTHING major, just my point of view/opinion. The LASER is pretty FWD. You put two batteries in and click it on, click it off. Nothing else ( yes there is adjustments)

Very clear and easily adjusted. Great accuracy. Well worth the money.

I have an over/under rifle/shotgun, chambered in .22lr/.410. It's a nice little "garden" gun, break action, single shot for each caliber. Since the gun was inexpensive, the stock sights are mediocre. The gun is more accurate than the sights, so it needed something more. This product is the perfect solution! I can sight in the .22 with the red dot, and the .410 with the independently adjustable laser sight, (or vice versa, whatever your want). The sight came with batteries installed in addition to brand new batteries for the red dot and the laser sights. It mounted easily with the included allen wrench, and out the box, the red dot and laser were damn near, but not quite, centered on the same spot. (I keep saying red dot, but this is also a green dot, very easy to switch) Very easy to mount, figure how to use, and I had none of the problems other reviews mentioned. I'm either lucky or this company had made a righteous effort to correct any problems. I haven't sighted the gun in yet, and don't know how this sight holds up over time, but first impressions are favorable!

I purchased this sight on Sep. 11, 2019 on Amazon. I got it at a discount price along with my purchase of a Feyachi telescopic sight. It was the first reflex rifle sight I've ever owned. I installed it on an old Remington Apache nylon stock .22LR semiautomatic. I really like the way the sight works. You can quickly find your target. For shooting at 50 yards or less I think reflex sights are great. However, I did have a problem with the sight staying zeroed for target shooting on my usual 70 yard range. The sight required constant readjustment to maintain tight groups. The required adjustments weren't large, but the need to make such frequent adjustments was a bit annoying. I recently purchased a Stevens 320 home defense style 12 gage shot gun. Since the minor drifting would not be a problem for short range shooting at large targets, I decided to mount the sight on the Steven's shotgun, see photo 1. So this morning I took the shotgun to the range and zeroed it at 25 yards with Winchester Super X 2.75" slug rounds. After a dozen rounds I had the sight pretty well zeroed within about a 3 inch group diameter. As I was trying to fine tune it, on my 13th round I noticed something fly past me. When I looked to the ground I saw outside collar of the lens frame that holds the reflex lens in place, see photo 5. I placed the collar back on the sight, but my next two rounds were way off. I consider the sight broken and useless. Photos 2 and 4 show the sight with and without the collar. Photo 3 shows me holding the collar in front of the sight. The bottom line is that I like the way the sight works. However, I don't think it is accurate enough for target shooting and not rugged enough to withstand the recoil of a 12 gage shotgun or high powered rifles. For an application on lower powered rifles for short range shooting of medium sized targets where minor drifting isn't a problem, this sight would be fine. It is reasonably priced and Feyachi provides good customer support.

My first portion for testing was by mounting to a tactical 12-gauge shotgun; this will give the jolts and high recoil impact that I am looking for. Sights often can be loose or loosened by recoil – and a sight negatively impacted is worthless. After mounting I fired 100 rounds; approximately 50 slugs and 50 buck shot shells. The recoil is pretty heavy on these; slugs were done first so targeting could be zeroed in; the last ten were also slugs to see if accuracy stayed (which it did). Keep in mind, these are shotgun loads so I did not get into tight MOA; it was merely to test whether or not the dots drifted greatly on the sight. The second portion of the test was to mount to a target .22LR pistol (50’ targeting). This allowed me to fine tune and really see if the sight was adequate. I am not an expert in shooting, but in my semi-capable hands, the sights performed well. Approximately 150 shots were put downrange in this portion. The reticle and sighting maintained settings even after all of those shotgun shells were put through it. The components are strong, well made, and (so far) holding their settings. The thing I liked about this one over other reflex sights is the additional/separate laser sight. Although it is only available in the one color (red, no green laser), it made targeting super easy. It gives an additional option to the shooter of sighting one in for close distance, the other for distance. I set the reflex sight’s reticle for a further distance and set the laser to a closer, combat range. The advantage of this is it allows my shotgun to be shot from the hip or off-shoulder, making it a truly reactive self defense weapon. This one remains mounted to my shotgun; it is a perfect self-defense/CQB weapon system. The area of improvement is in the on/off switch. I really liked the push button on Feyachi's other reflex sight; why not incorporate it on this one, too? Although, in fairness, the laser’s on/off is easy to hit –even in the dark.

I liked the first one so much I decided to buy a second one