Product Information

Mark Telep of Castle Rock, CO

Date Posted: 7/29/2006

I mounted this sight on a Beretta Storm 40 S&W. It co-witnesses well. I have had no problems with the sight in the least with about 400 rounds thru. I have the carbine sighted in at 100 yards, which I feel is optimal for the cartridge. Very Good Product!

R. Owen of Calabasas, CA

Date Posted: 5/3/2005

Used with 185 grain FMJ's 45 Super for approx 3 plus years on T/C barrel. Started to have problems with brightness setting control. Found that the recoil has caused spanner nut in battery compartment to become loose and not all brightness positions worked. Problem went away after making spanner nut tight. This red dot has far exceeded my expectations due to recoil of the 45 Super.

ken hemmingway of vidor, tx

Date Posted: 5/29/2004

I have it on my Beretta neos 22 and it will hit the metal swingers 10 out of 10 every time. It does take awhile to ZERO it in but that is half the fun. I have had mine for 4 months and put 5000 rounds through it and it is still dead on . A must by for the price and I am going to get 2 more for my other 22's

harmon greer of longview , tx

Date Posted: 12/23/2003

I used this sight on a Ruger GP-100 shooting .357s, .38s and .38+p ammo. fired 200+ rounds and did not shift zero. Good product for the money. good bright dot plus the weaver type mount mounts easily on the B-Square scope mount. 1.23" groups at 25 yards were common

Keith Leppenen of Mora, MN

Date Posted: 6/11/2006

I have one of these on a Mosin-Nagant M38, as a scout scope. I have shot this setup a few hundred times and scope is holding up just fine. It is a great hunting scope. The large 5MOA dot can be a bit challenging for precision shooting at 100yds, though 1 1/2" groups are common. It is great for deer hunting. I had an 80yard running follow up shot last season, in the same hole as the first shot. Great for following moving game. It took me a bit of shooting to adapt to the red-dot, but it was well worth it. Battery life is long, as long as you turn it off between use. Replacement batteries are readily available for about $1 each. Great buy for the money. Any improvement over this scope would cost 3x as much.

D HC of Provo, UT

Date Posted: 4/6/2004

Works great on the Ruger 10/22. Red Dot makes it fun to shoot with both eyes open. Haven't tried it on larger calibers. For the $$$ fun purchase.

R. Owen of Calabasas, CA

Date Posted: 3/17/2005

I have these on three T/C barrels. 357 Mag = No problems with 158 grain FMJ. Has maintained zero for years. I bought or received two more as gifts for my 45 Super & 10MM barrels. 45 Super = No problem. Using 185gr FMJ loads. Has maintained zero for several years. 10MM = First BSA Red-Dot gave up the ghost during the second trip to the range. Midway replaced it and the replaced one, now past warranty, just died. It had about 300-350 rounds. Either the BSA doesn't like 10MM or I received two bad ones. Maybe time to install better grade optics on the 10MM.

john doe of charlottesville, va

Date Posted: 5/9/2004

When I first mounted bought this scope I mounted on my buckmark. At first it was nice but after about 1500 rounds my zero shifts, this is with a .22! And the dot blinks on and off sometimes. Even with a new battery. It has not been dropped or jarred. It was satisfactory at first but now it is not dependable.

Cristian L. of Westland, MI

Date Posted: 9/7/2003

Looks good but is not very reliable. After few months I got zero shifts and also the dot doesn’t seem to be vertically align properly (a windage adjustment usually also changed the elevation) when use it on a .223 Rem rifle.

Steve Pickell of Memphis, TN

Date Posted: 11/23/2002

Quick and easy to mount on IZH35M. Nice bright, tight dot. Zero settings move on recoil and must glue down adjustments.

cds cds of Fairfield, nj

Date Posted: 5/8/2008

Went dead after two rounds. BSA wants me to send them $10 bucks to cover S&H for warranty coverage. On top of what it will cost to ship it to them. Not worth the time and effort. I'm going to throw it away and buy a real sight. Lesson learned, you get what you pay for.

John Wreen of Las Vegas, NV

Date Posted: 5/30/2006

After 11 shots on my S&W 686 it was black forever.

michael wubker of ontario, ca

Date Posted: 1/27/2005

Put it on Taurus 44 mag with 6 1/2 in barrel was very disappionted, could not get two rounds even close together. Spend a little more and get something nicer.