Feyachi RDS-22 2MOA Red Dot Sight Compact Red Dot Scope with 0.83inch Riser Mount Absolute Co-Witness with Iron Sight

Very low mounting, well made and seems ok so far, remember to turn it off after use.

Excellent scope for the money very sturdy does the job I’m happy with this scope

I'm already a fan of Feyschi sights. The quality is excellent in terms of the quality of the parts, construction and design.This red dot sight is no exception. It's constructed well, the red dot projects perfectly onto the lens and the lenses are clear, with a good quality to them.My only reason to drop 1 star related to the fact that there's some sort of dust / debris on the rear lens. It doesn't get in the way of the view, but is noticeable when looked at. Whether it's just a quality control issue or otherwise, it's certainly odd that it's there. It might stay put, but there's also a risk that itight shift into the sight.Apart from the above issue, this is a well made sight that really easy to adjust. Simply remove the screw caps on the adjusters, then turn them over to use the tops of the caps or use the included tool. Adjustment is done via a precision clicking system, so you know how much you've adjusted, just in case you need to return it to the factory set adjustments.Overall, the sight works well. There's only a single red dot, no other patterns, but you can adjust the brightness to your needs.Definitely recommended.

The sight came well packaged and on time, as always when ordering from Amazon.The box came with all of the items pictured apart from one hex key, which wasn't an issue as the one provided worked for both the sight and the included raiser.I have tested the anti parallax feature at a branch of a tree about 80m away and the dot was at the same spot when looking through both eyes, just as stated in the description.The dot is bright enough to be used on the lowest setting even on a bright day and the highest one is very bright, perhaps even too bright. But this should come in handy when the battery starts dying.The notches on the caps of elevation and windage adjustments are a very though out feature, they allow to adjust the position of the dot without having to use your nails or look for a suitable coin. They also allow for unscrewing the battery compartment.The elevation adjustments themselves have a nice positive click. The brightness controls also have quite a positive feedback when changing the setting, just not as pronounced. The wheel seems to be a bit too tight for comfortable adjustment, but this should wear in with some use.Overall, a sight that seems to be sturdy and we'll made. I'll give an update once I have a chance to use it out in the field and test the shockproof and waterproof claims.

I do a lot of bird filming/photography and this dot finder is well built and does the job well. However, I frequently have to recalibrate because I'm always on the move (hiking) carrying heavy equipment - which often jolts the finder out of alighment just a bit. This in itself is only to be expected, however, it takes ages to unscrew the adjustment caps, turn them upside down - to apply the built-in screwdriver, make the adjustment (which is quite tight and causes movement itself), and then tighten the caps up again. I've lost good shots by not being able to respond quickly enough. This would be much better if you could simply turn the dials by hand - and not have to unscrew long-threaded caps to make adjustments. I'm buying a new scope which has hand-turnable adjustments - even t is is much more expensive...

Quality red dot 🔴 just looked tiny and out of place on my particular gun. I would still recommend it based purely on the quality aspect. 👍🏼

it had been used before marks on the turret caps missing battery, allen key

Great cheap sight . Parallax free and focus to 100yds. Great on my .22wmr AR15. Just right in weight and price... It's not an Aimpoint at £500. But great. Under £40. Cheers.