Red Green Dot Sight Red Dot with Lens Cap 20mm Picatinny Rail Mount | Red Dot Scope with 30mm Big Lens

First and foremost this thing is freaking cool. On a savage model 64 22lr and at 50 perfect, at 75 good, at 100 (yes you read it right) I had to aim 1/8 up and nailed it but 150 well caint really hear the ping from the steals. All in all great for small guns.

Seems to be well constructed and was easy to mount. I like that the flip-up caps can be removed. It should work well on my range toy.

I have this thing mounted on a 22 semi automatic rifle, it works great for a plinking right, I zeroed it to the rifle, came back a few months later and it was shooting fine. For the money, it’s a good plinking red dot IMO It could be better, shake awake auto brightness , no flip up dust covers, BUT ITS $20. On a 22 or a PCC( I’m guessing) should be fine, I wouldn’t trust my life to it, but on the range, works just fine.

There is not a single thing I do not like about this red/green dot finder! I cannot believe how well this is made for such a low price! Variable brightness, red or green 4 moa dot, large 30mm lenses with excellent eye relief, completely parallax free, a ton of adjustment range for windage and elevation, spring loaded dust covers, good solid versatile mount, 1 moa adjustment at 100 yards... just too many good things to list. I bought this as a second finder scope for my AD8 telescope and I couldn't be happier with it for that purpose. This RDF is well worth the price!

Great for the price and the quality is very nice as well

I have a large collection of handguns. As I age, and no longer shoot in competition, I've been switching all my single shot firearms from iron sights to red dots. I have reflex, red dots, and 3X models. I just purchased 2 of these and will be ordering more this week. What I really like about these: - the turrets have NO covers and - have a nice 'click' - was perfectly zeroed at my 25 yard sight-in station (dead center! what a nice surprise!) - the dot is one of the best I've ever used - easily withstood the recoil of full house 44 Mag loads from my TC - fits both 11mm dovetail and 20mm Picatinny/Weaver bases - the lens caps fit nice and tight While it would be nice if the bottom mount had a cross lug to engage the base cross slots, I simply torqued the mounting screws to 20 in/lbs and the sight never moved shooting 44 mag. I'll try it with some 445 Supermag ammo (same bbl.) and if it stays put under that level of abuse, I'll be sure some of my milder calibers will survive. Update: I have a LOT of these and order 2-3 at a time. One of my latest purchases failed while trying to zero a new Ruger 10/22 at 20 yards. On the first shot, the red dot moved 5" left and after 5 shots, the dot would not move. Luck of the draw. They have survived on my 44 Mag TC Contenders, but just a 'bad' one.....

Unbelievable at such a price. This scope is absolutely amazing for a budget red/green dot. Very easy to zero in, especially using a bore sighter. One thing that stood out to me, unlike most scopes, is you don't have to take off turret caps to adjust for elevation or windage. Just simply turn the knob and hear an audible click during adjustment. It has held up with no problems and has held zero as well. I also like that it has flip up lens covers instead of the rubber band type. Another great feature is the 5 levels of illumination for red and green dot. Well made and looks good. I like it so much that I'm getting a second one.

UPDATE: Seller sent me a new one, even though it was outside the return window (since i didn't get to use it frequently before it broke). So upgrading back to what I'd originally have reviewed it at, and we'll see how this second one holds up! ORIGINAL REVIEW: When it worked, it was great. That lasted exactly 2.5 range trips, so maybe 300 rounds of 22lr, before the elevation adjustment knob completely stopped working. It would turn and turn, but the dot didn't move anymore. Really disappointed, since it had been fine before that.

This is a really nice reflex sight IMO, what I like about it are the snap on lens covers and the adjusting knobs that have nice detents and no need to carry allen wrenches if you lose your point of aim for any reason.

Got this for my setups for airsoft and cosplay gun props and it's a solid sight to have. It looks great on any rifle you mount it on, and it's also relatively simple to set up and use. Slapped it on both my airsoft HK416 and a Nerf prop gun of the same type, and it fits perfectly.

Mounted on a 22 semi. Works very well, a slight reduction in light gathering vs a $200 red dot, but compares very well to similar to double the price ones. Both green and red dots are easily visible and go down to what seems to be a 2-3moa on the lowest brightness setting (a bit wider in the brighter ones). No problem using the lowest green setting on a bright day. Only downside is the caps are very difficult to pop open without sliding the base off the scope, and they rely on this tension to stay closed, so you can't shave them down a bit. Its either take them off (and get stretch on ones), glue the bases in place, or fiddle with the covers as is (fine at the range, not acceptable for airsoft or hunting, its a major undertaking to get them open). May get better in time, but currently at 50-60 flips open with no change is the PITA factor.

Its better than others. It easy to use

You get what you pay for. Bought this for the purpose of mounting it on a Nerf rival for my grandson. For this, it worked out really well. I wouldn't mount it on anything other than a toy, keeping that in mind, it's a good product.