How's it holding up since purchase? Just gonna use it for my Bushmaster carbon 15 (.223) Thanks.
1073925
Good. I think it would be better if the battery and then on/off switch were not on the same location. For Te price ink it s an excellent buy.
1073926
I feel like it's pretty solid I use it with the 223 as well and I don't baby the rifle
1073927
I am 100% satisfied with the item. Not only is it right on point it is also affordable.I would also recommend it to friends as well.
1073928
Its still going strong. I just built an AR, so it will be going on the new platform until I buy another one to put back on my shotgun.
1073929
Holds zero well. The dot is more an oblong dash but out to 100 yards it will put it near the 3rd button, can't do exact shot placement.
1073930
I've had mine on a Palmetto State Armoty 5.56 and it's been excellent, no adjustments still holding zero. I use it in an indoor range at it's lowest setting without problems.
1073931
Best bang for your buck red dot. Holding zero after 500 rounds. I love mine
489028
Although I have a 556 cal and recoil is low the have held up quite nicely so far. Haven't had to adjust or retighten at this point. They are surely well made and designed, but pricey. Overall I'm happy with the purchase.
1851153
I really haven't shot it all that much. My son and grandson was over a few weeks ago and a new co2 we only shot a full clip (16) and then I just dry fired the rest of the co2. Didn't seem to last much longer? I do like my P25, feels great and fun to shoot. In my city it's illegal to shoot outside :(
112565
has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to take them all out to change the battery has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to... » Read More has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to take them all out to change the battery « Show Less
729728
I have one on an AR-15 and one on a .223 bolt action. I know it is not the same, but holds on both guns. Much more kick on the bolt action. I have yet to test it on my 7mm magnum, but I have yet to be disappointed with a single product UTG puts out.
1228399
It is very durable, just the screw came out of the back of the stock for the battery comp., so I had to tape it. The page for the product says it can fire 750 rounds per minute, but the mag only holdes about 300 (at least thats what it says on the box). It is mostly metal, such as the gearbox and barrel, but the stock, both grips, and stocks ar plastic. I STRONGLY agree with buying this.
1130908
I shoot 8 inch steel with the P-223 on a 16 inch Bushmaster Patrolman carbine at 300 yards easily...Haven't tried it further than that yet. Get the "Spot On" software for your phone as it works very well. You can also get repeatable results dialing in your elevation and just using crosshairs instead of the software. Retired Military here....Would have loved to have had this on my AR's while in service!
920419
I haven't taken it through a course or anything intense (i.e. 1500 rounds all day shooting course) but I have taken it on a range day trip. Haven't really seen any warping from the mount. Seems to hold up just fine. Typical Range trips are 150rds usually.
1728210
I had it on a 7.62x39 so from my experience yes. I sold the gun it was on so don't know how long it's gonna hold up. I found it to be decent as a cheap optic when your in the bush. And it looks really nice.
465996
I have mine on a Savage model 10 chambered in .308 and it has done very well. It has held zero through hundreds of rounds.
1565540
I have it on my .223 rifle. It seems to do just fine. Haven't had to zero it in again.
2080137
Yes. Held up to me and a few friends shooting it. I shoot a carbon overdrive.
1599887
It should do just fine on a .223 rifle. I have mine on a .308 and it seems to be holding up. As for the range it is what ever you sight it in for when you are out shooting.
1626967
i have not had any problems with mine. attached to ar15 5.56 and shot many times.
836506
Seems like it would hold up .Put on tactical pump shotgun have not had chance to put many rounds thu but seems decent.
567490
I got it attached to mine and sighted it in with no problems. It handles the recoil pretty good, I didn't have to readjust it at all.
1573472
It held up to the recoil of my 308, 270wsm, and 243 win. I imagine, it shouldn't have any problem holding up to an air rifle. Beware, this thing is huge. It might look a little odd on your air gub