I'm kind of on a tight budget I was either think of this or the UTG 4'' ITA red dot. What im wondering is if this one is worth getting.
269824
For the price it is the best one that I have looked through or shot with. It is NOT an aimpoint or eotech but at 1/5-1/6 the cost it is a very nice sight. Very light weight and small as well. The 3 moa dot is also smaller than most other competitors. The smaller dot is nice at longer ranges. Make sure you use blue locktite on the mounting screw and you will have no problems.
269825
I know you might be tight on the budget but spending 20 more dollar for its worth it. Your investing money towards something that will last.
269826
I have both. Skip a few Starbucks coffees and buy this instead. I've consigned my UTG to the emergency-last-resort-back-up bin that I hope I never have to access again.
269827
The UTG is Chinese junk. This is a quality scope and the reviews reflect that. I bought two and I own both an Aimpoint M2 and Zeiss scope. However, the UTG mid rise mount is of good quality and I have two of those as well.
269828
Some UTG stuff is ok but I can not recomend their optics. This is my cheapest optic and it's on my patrol rifle right now. I have a 4x ACOG, Trijicon RX01, 552 EoTech and this to chose from for my patrol rifle. I don't trust batteries so the EoTech, as much as I love the reticle is my last choice. Next is my RX01 with a single cell aaa flashlight aimed at the fiber optics as a back up light source. The ACOG is GREAT outside but my job puts me in the dark more than 90% of the time. This little thing is great for the price. Easier to turn on than the 552, tiny which means it doesn't obscure my vision with both eyes open. It's very robust, dropped my rifle 5 feet onto concrete, zero remained the same. The RX01 is my first choice for worst case scenario instances. Even though this has a battery it is my 2nd choice. The ironic thing is that I have it mounted on a UTG riser so it will co-witness with BUIS. If you are on a tight budget and can afford this and a UTG riser it is you best choice. Main problem I have with it is that the dot on some is perfectly round, some are a red star burst. A good friend bought one on my recommendation, his has a perfectly round dot, mine has the star burst but is still perfectly functional and still good enough to be quite accurate at 100 yards.
269829
Ya know, you gotta weigh out the differences! If $30 is all you can spend, then the UTG isn't bad (I guess) (I own it, and I'm not very impressed with it....but you get what you pay for) The TRS-25 is completely worth it! The guys at the range mentioned they had the UTG and were complaining about how LARGE the "dot" is in the reticle. The TRS-25 is a MUCH smaller dot allowing higher accuracy at the same given range. Just my $.02 Take it or leave it. Later... -Korie G.
269830
sorry for late reply. I would highly recommned it. this is no aimpoint, but its not too cheap or shabby. I have also heard that Primary Arms does a good red dot. You may want to check out that option. For the price you cant beat it.
766203
I would save some money and buy a SWFA Super Sniper. This scope is mainly just for looks. The turrets will foul very easily and do not adjust in consistent increments. Also, the reticle is in the second focal plan making for accurate ranging with the mil-dot reticle near impossible. So, my personal recommendation would be to save some more money and buy a fixed 10x SWFA. You'll get what you need for the money.
1587351
It's so cheap because this attachment is mainly intended for airsoft use. For the price, hell I'd just buy one and test it out. If it works then you just got yourself quite the steal, if not, then no harm no foul.Personally, this is a very solid sight. It's all metal and has survived several drops on my AR replica. I believe it will hold up.
1132705
The quality from both my personal experience with the optic and reviews I've read seem to suggest that it would likely hold up well. You may want to upgrade to an Aimpoint if you're concerned, however.
407590
I'm running a cheap leapers red/ green dot sight and no problem with its co-witness. Once sighted in it stays on target after numerous times at the range. I take out the bullseye every time and I'm hard on the gun. I've got the a5 version. Stay cheap leapers is the way to go. Get it for 30.00 on amazon. Good luck!
1777667
yes it will the best Red Dot for the $$ and life time anything go wrong replacement warranty Mine is on an AR-15 and love it .At 50 yards 1" at 100yards 3" will be buying a 2nd one for my AK-47 .I looked high and low for the best bang for the money and this is it .Comes with high - med - low mount .What a tack driver
1804429
If you want a scope with crosshairs. Buy a scope. As for the lucid, it has 2moa dot..tiny compared to vortex 5moa ormost others in the price range...its as good as it gets for a red dot. Shoot with both your eyes open. Your brain will fill in the blanks.
2108606
Considering the money you will put into ammunition alone for a .300 WinMag, I would go with better quality optics. You will only be cheating yourself and the gun with a sub $200 scope. Really, if you can afford to feed that thing, you can afford better optics.
314036
Kindof. Its not perfect. Personally I have had a bad experience with one(it fried and wouldn't turn on) but everyone I know that has them absolutely loves them so I give it a 4 star. Remember its cheap. Its no eotech for sure but its worth the money. Its worth it for 22s but risky for high power weapons.
71097
It is definitely worth what you pay if you are prepared to use a bolt action rifle. Compared to other semi auto snipers in an airsoft match it won't compete especially indoors. However if you play outdoors it works wonders and has amazing accuracy. I don't have any bad things to say about it and just an FYI mine chronos at 407 fps.
181494
It will all depend on your preference since everyone's tastes are different. The red dot will mount pretty flush with your rail so just keep that in mind.
1155421
I have M&P; 15 and it brings you to the perfect height. Works well with both scopes I have. Red Dot and UTG x9.
1594210
I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at the end of the day you only ever get what you paid for - but you might just get lucky! I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at... » Read More I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at the end of the day you only ever get what you paid for - but you might just get lucky! « Show Less
609844
I personally love the Burris Mac. No problem with it yet. Put about 1000 rounds through my .556. I like the fact that I can also use it as a red dot and switch to long distance. Also if battery dies you can still see the reticle. No need for back up sights. Hope this helps.
1766343
This is an amazing red dot that performs well when paired with the .233 cartridge. However the question is how high do you want your optic. I have this model (with the cantilever mount) and the centerline ( middle of the lens) is 1 7/8 of an inch above a flat top AR. Depending on what stock you use. Personally since the optic and boreline will be closer I would go with the Strikefire 505 for your Ruger.
1530516
I purchased this red dot and returned it. I am also cross dominant. When shooting with a rifle scope or red dot, eye dominance, in my opinion isn't as important as when you shoot with a handgun. If you have the $$$ go with an aim point or eotech. I returned the HD7 because the windage adjustment did not work. I went w/the cheaper option and replaced with the Bushnell red dot. It gets the job done.
2152700
Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers.