RD22LR Holographic Reflex Sight with 4 Reticles Red and Green Dot with Red Laser

I put this on a 22 rifle to be used mostly for frog gigging. It fits great and zeroed in very well. No complaints at all with this sight.

Easy mount, accepts adjustments and holds settings. Liked red or green dots option.

Since mounting this reflex sight on my semi-auto shotgun, my range sessions have significantly improved. The ability to switch between red and green dots, coupled with various reticle options, has given me a versatile edge in targeting. The only real downside is that the reticles do seem a bit cheap and not as sharp as I would like.That said, its rugged, weatherproof build is perfect for the demands of a shotgun, and the laser has been invaluable for quick, accurate shots. Easy to mount and battery-included!

This holographic sight and the company that sells it are top notch. I ordered one about a month ago for my Gun and was really impressed with the quality and accuracy of the unit. So impressed that I just ordered a second one to put on another gun. Great quality, excellent pricing. Keep up the great job!Marty B

Great sight for the money. Definitely love using it on the range.

This is my first holographic sight. I have wanted one for a long time but felt the naiveite of a first time buyer could cost me when I shelled out some big money without any background. When this sight came available, I ordered it. At $46, it's a reasonable cost for an education. I am happy so far with the product. One item of note, I wear cheaters to help see when I read or do close tasks, thus when I installed the batteries and reviewed the directions, I had them on. When I turned the sight on, I looked at the lens and the holographic image was very blurry. Another reviewer mentioned the need to leave the sight on for things to get clear. Not so in my case. Instead, the sight WAS clear from start. My cheaters distorted the image on the glass. Once I took off my glasses, the sight image was crystal clear. Unfortunately, my cell camera can't focus on the image, so what you see is fuzzy, but in real-time, it is indeed clear. The on/off dial for the sight allows you to turn it to the red or green setting, each of which resides on either side of the "off" position. The brightness is controlled by continual turning of the dial, like a dimmer. There are clear indications on the dial showing the gradual increase/decrease of intensity by way of a graduated red or green painted scale. There is another dial under the sight that allows you to choose the desired pattern that is displayed in the sight glass. Bullseye, cross, bracketed cross and simple dot. Each is available in either green or red. The laser is an added feature, though I take issue with the method of power. There are 3 button batteries supplied to power the laser. Each has to be stacked upon the other with the positive and negative terminals all oriented in the same order. Within the battery tube, there is a spring to make contact with the stacked batteries. It took me 1/2 hour to finally achieve a successful stack. The tiny batteries want to flop around as they descend into the tube and even though you placed the positive terminal up, there is no way to control the end result and often the negative terminal was up. I attempted to pre-stack the batteries, but it didn't matter. I was going to resort to taping the batteries in the proper order but I was finally able to get them in correctly. How did I know? The laser started flashing on and off before I screwed on the battery tube end. Another annoyance is the fine threaded caps that accompany the battery tube. One has a switch built in, the other is connected to coiled wire with a momentary switch. The coiled wire switch cap is really hard to screw in while the batteries are installed due to the pressure from the contact spring. I gave up and decided the built in switch cap was just fine. As far as the laser is concerned, it seems to have a pretty fat pattern, but it is bright and quite visible. There are two screws that allow you to adjust for windage and elevation, the same as the sight. I intend on putting it through its paces in the next couple of weeks. Updates pending.

I've always wanted one of these, but never could justify the expense of a brand-name product and didn't want to waste money on a cheap import knock-off that might or might not work right. So when I had the opportunity to order this product through Amazon's Vine Voices program, I took it. I'm glad I did.This is a very good quality "red dot" sight for the seller's asking price. The primary material of construction is (appears to be) aluminum. The sight just "feels" nice... it doesn't feel like junk. There's no rattles, there's no gimmicky switches, there's no soft plastic edges, and the optic is crystal clear from one corner across to the next. The seller has provided a complete package to include the optic, a momentary switch for the laser, and batteries for both the optic and the laser. The package also includes a lens cloth and a very legible set of instructions, all neatly packaged in a nice little plastic box.I'm neither ex-military nor police, and I don't spend my weekends running three-gun competitions in pursuit of a perfect score. I'm just a guy with a few acres in the sticks, and a well-stocked bass pond that I'm very, very fond of and which gets raided regularly by snapping turtles, musk rats, and the occasional beaver. I do a lot of varmint control with my scoped .22LR. I think I'm going to remove the scope and replace it with this optic. For my purposes, this optic will be the best solution, and I have confidence that this product will work as well as or better than the scope that I'm using now. If I had another weapon with the means to mount one of these optics, I wouldn't hesitate to order up another.

I don't know about y'all, but I take my .22LR to the range for a few pennies per squeeze 6:1 vs. my 5.56 or 7.62 that are exponentially more per round. This is perfect for that, clear & easy to see, and a good value considering the low price point. I wouldn't even attempt to use this on my higher recoil rifles, but for soft shooting I'd highly recommend.