OTW RS-25 1x22x33mm Reflex Sight, Multiple Reticle Red Dot Sight with Picatinny Rail Mount, Absolute Co-Witness

No question using a reflex sight is better for fast target acquisition. With the plethora of choices, it comes down to features.The Fyland reflex sight has a few features that I enjoy:• The changeable reticles: Small Dot, Large Dot, Cross, and Circle Dot. Small dots are great for reaching a little farther, and the circle dot is perfect for close up engagements.• The actual parallax-free: A lot of reproduction sights don't have a parallax-free design, this isn't a reproduction, so its parallax-free works.• Long battery life: If you're like me, you always forget to turn off your sight after playing, this will help your battery last longer.PROS:InexpensiveVery BrightChangeable ReticlesExtra BatteryLightweight and durable6061 Aircraft Grade Aluminum5000 hours on one batteryRated for real steelCONS:You need a hex key to take it offThe Fyland RS25 is perfect red dot sight for those looking for budget sight with a sleek design that performs well right out of the box.

The sight looks amazing my MP7 and my 416 - both all black-Very durable feel-No loose changes in setting accidentally, very tight adjustment pieces-I keep mine on second to lowest setting but reticle can go VERY BRIGHT if desired 11 brightness settings!-4 different reticles to choose from-CR2032 batteries are great for scopes and are cheap and easy to find

This sight is good for the money. It has almost no ghosting/glare. The brightness settings are more than enough for bright days outside and dusk situations. The only small issue is that when adjusting the reticle left/right its internal spring that keeps the sight up against the inside of the adjustment knob is over come by static friction. Meaning that if you need to move the sight to the right some turning the knob yeilds no change, but if you then grab the sight with your hand and lightly twist it you can feel it move to the position selected witht the adjustment knob. If you were to then adjust the left/right knob to the left some and then back to the right the reticle moves left but does not return to the right until you push the sight again with your hand.A very small issue that will likely dissapear with proper use. Overall the sight holds 0 and it is good.

So I got this reflex sight for my sons Airsoft gun. Once I opened it I was surprised that it came in some pretty good packaging. It also came with an installation tool Allen Key and a spare battery. So I was impressed. We turned it on and it was easy to figure out. I will say it having the different reticles to choose from already makes it a great buy. You can also adjust the brightness. It feels sturdy as well, we’re excited to take it to the field and get some bbs slung.

Very cheaply made, construction is sub par even for a cheap sight (wires visible, globs of glue, ect.) It had multiple redicals the second time I turned it on. Update: The manufacturer has contacted me and sent out a new optic, I jave not had the chance to try it however it looks a lot better.

Nicely made optic. Fit and finish is very good. Reticles have 10 brightness settings for various conditions. May not be appropriate for people with astigmatism, reticle may appear blurry but worked great for my wife and father-in-law. Quality optic at a reasonable price!

After using it for three months, it stop working. There seem to be some loose contact inside that the dot keeps going on and off. Regretted buying this product.

Sight feels well made, about as sturdy as more expensive varieties. Manual says it's recoil resistant up to 800 g's, and that it is made to be mounted on rifles and shotguns. But it would do just as well on your airsoft gear. I haven't shot enough with it on my own rifle to tell if it will maintain zero, but time will tell, and I have no reason to suspect it won't. Definitely worth $49~$50 that you'll pay for it.