Reflex Sight Red Dot Sight with Red/Green Dot & Multiple Reticles, for Picatinny Rail, Pistol, Rifle (Optional Laser Combo)

Honestly for how cheap this sight is, it works great. It was easy to install, looks good on whatever you put it on and the sight is clear and easy to use. Its probably not the most accurate but for the price its pretty good.

Green laser is very bright , the sights are amazing and clear as day to see through, not very cheap quality for a cheap item , I would recommend buying to others. The battery’s are also good , easy to install.

I used this Reflex Sight with laser on my Weihrauch air rifle and it works well. So I decided to buy another for my Crossman air rifle but recieved in a completely different type of box. So quality control and product consistency is a hit or miss. Second problem is the laser battery its impossible to find and only available on Amazon dot com which does not ship it internationally. Asked Pinty support for an alternative battery solution but they couldn't provide any. Overall, its a good value for non serious application minus the impossible laser battery replacement to find for international customers.

This really is a quality laser/dot sight. Good heavy build, feels solid amd works great, even over a year later. This is a good product, and for the price I really dont think you'll find better, I picked up a 2nd one. I love the several different patterns on the sight, 2 different colors to choose from (red and green), and you can also select from 5 levels of brightness. The sight is visible during the day, and dimmable for use in darker conditions. The green laser is really good too. I am still using the same original battery a year later in the laser. I recommend this for bb, pellet guns, and it would probably work well on actual firearms too.

Nice sight for the money! Mounted easily and works!

Nice product.

Pinty produces excellent products and their customer service superb. I ordered their reflex sight because of its low cost, and because I like Pinty products. A friend was having difficulty focusing on the iron sights on his AR-15( removable A2 front sight and carry handle combination), so I decided to see if it would potentially help him. I was initially NOT impressed, since it seemed that the holographic sight DID NOT remain in the same position relative to the target when you moved your eye. Although the Pinty sight attaches nicely in front of the carry handle and does seem to lend itself to the "co witness" use that is all the rage these days, whenever I peered downrange and moved my head around the holograph just seemed to wander all over the place, relative to the fixed sights. Through experimentation I discovered the "secret": the carry handle rear sight has two apperatures; a larger one for closer distances, and a smaller one for longer range shots (beyond 300 yards). The reason for the smaller apperature - besides that it is higher than the larger one, to compensate for bullet drop over longer ranges, is to better constrain your line of sight. As it turns out, when using the larger apperature you can move your eye around quite a bit and still see the front sight, and that movement is what makes the holograph look like it has a mind of its own. Since the holograph is a lot brighter than the front sight post, the eye tends to focus on it and if at the same time you are trying to use the iron sight, it can become pretty confusing. The solution was simple; just use the smaller apperature when getting the reflex sight dialed in. With the smaller opening there is little possibility to move your eye enough to make a difference in the relative position of the holograph without losing sight of the front sight post, so everything looks as it should. As I mentioned, it sits nicely in front of the rear sight on an AR, and since it is the first thing your eye jumps to, you do get a targeting speed advantage, and lining the holograph up with the front sight post gives you maximum accuracy as well. And, when mounted this way you can simply use your iron sights with the Pinty turned off. Another friend showed me his $300 reflex sight. It's nice, but doesn't do anything the Pinty doesn't do. As a shooter who trained with the M16 in the '70s, I would NEVER let a glass and/or battery sight be my only sight, but I have to admit, Pinty's made a believer out of me. The only recommendation I would make to Pinty is add some click stops to the red/green brightness wheel to minimize the possibility of not turning it far enough from "off" to illuminate, and to allow for a consistent brightness level. Both the vertical and horizontal adjustments do feature clicks, and work very well.

A decent functional reflex sight for $22. Is it the best sight there is? No, but it is functional and does what it is supposed to for a very reasonable price. Really no complaints, the red and green dots are both easy enough to see, I had no issues zeroing it. It seems pretty well made. It comes with a ton of batteries. It fit on my AR-15 with no problems. I have not had it long enough to really comment on durability or how well it holds zero, but so far it seems really impressive for the price. It is kind of crazy that you can get a functional reflex this cheap. Highly recommended so far, I'll try to remember to update my review if I run onto issues in the future.

Great unit easy set up, mounting and accurate adjustment

fonctionne très bien

Mucha calidad en los materiales, muy cuidado todo y funciona de maravilla. La tengo en una PT85 y a 10 metros no falló una diana.

...Red Dot, wie man es hier unter 1000 Namen finden kann. Aber günstig und mit 5 Batterien. Für den Freizeitbereich (Airsoft/Luftdruck/Pistolenarmbrust) auf 5-25 Meter völlig ausreichend. Für Turniersportler ist es natürlich nichts, die müssen das Zehnfache ausgeben.

Like it on my 22. Keeps is zéro. Adjustments are not that accurate, but once zeroed, it's OK.