Ourgears Holographic Red and Green Dot Sighting Scope Tactical Reflex with 3 Different Reticles – Built-in Weaver Picatinny Rail Base Mount - Shock & Fog Proof, Water Resistant

I was in the Marines and have to say was well worth the price. Although my intended use is for my son's M4 airsoft, I will be ordering another one to try out out on a new AR build as a lower cost alternative to the Eotech's and ACOG's I love. The laser is a cool feature and can be zeroed separately for CQB and I zeroed the reticle for 50 yds with no issues. We'll see how it holds up to being banged around by a teenager here in the Arizona desert but think it will be just fine. The pressure switch for the laser could be a little higher quality and did not come with mounting tape but I got a roll of heavy duty double sided tape from Home Depot for $5 that will do the trick.

The holographic light scatters quite a bit, making the target a bit hard to see even when the device is set to its dimmest setting. It's a good holographic site overall. The sticker on the laser looks worn. In fact there are signs of wear on the picatinny housing either that or poor anodizing near the retention screw. The laser drains it's batteries in about 3 hours. Both the laser and the holographic are accurate once they are zeroed in. It's a good solid aluminum housing, and is easy to zero in. Please excuse the squiggly lines in the photo's. That's the result of trying to record a laser etcher in action.

I bought the sight because I liked the idea of both a holographic sight and a laser combination. The sight works OK, but there's a high degree of parallax . . . moving your head slightly will greatly move the bullet impact. However, the biggest issue is that the laser does not seem capable of tolerating the slightest bit of recoil, even from a 9mm pistol. After firing a few 9mm shots, the laser dims out so much that it is not visible at a mere 10 feet. I tried contacting the seller, b&b imports, but they have not responded and it's been 14 days. If you're looking for a cheap sight, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

Got this mounted on my primary home defense shot gun. Tested it out on the range. Easy to zero in, very quick target acquisition, performed very well, laser and red dot stayed zeroed in on target (for me) at 3 to 25 yards. I zeroed the laser in at 25 yards and the red dot for in close 5-10 yards. Exactly what I needed and wanted for an excellent price. It does seem to conserve the battery very well, but I have a habit at times of forgetting to turn the thing off, but that's on me.

This quick sight is really a nice one. Very light weight and compact. Mounted easily to the rail provided with my rifle. It cam with a tape switch on a pig tail and a simple plunger switch. I opted for the simple switch. The hologram has three different views and can be red or green. I used a bore sight to calibrate the sight.

I was in the Marines. I wish we had this optic! Acog is great at a distance but at close range, not so much. The laser on this can be set for a different range than the optic.i set mine for the laser to engage at 10-15 yards. The optic is sighted to 100.

Good so far for an inexpensive optic. Don't get this confused with a point and shoot sight like an eotech. If you tilt the sight one way or the other, it will be off target. It helps to have a fixed front sight to align the dot with. I have fixed flip up sights for back up

I installed it and viewed the red and the green cursors which are variable in their intensity. I did note that there is not a visible cross hair if the power level is too low (battery weak) so it will be a good idea to keep a spare battery with the scope for replacement in the field.