RD-Armor Optic Cover with Integrated Lens Caps for RD-50 Red Dot Reflex Sight

Easily installed and doesn't interfere with controls.

Looks great, works great.

I bought this as a cover for the Feyachi RDS-22, which as far as I can tell is identical to the AT3 Tactical RD-50. The markings on the cover for windage and elevation also align correctly with the RDS-22, though they’re kind of hard to see (Included in photos).Overall, I’m happy with the purchase, and the cover does what it’s supposed to. I knew going in it wasn’t going to be a perfect solution....The benefit here is the attached lens covers. The “back” lens cover has an extra lip, which allows it to be locked into the front lens cover, helping to keep them pinned off to the side when the covers are opened for shooting.The sleeve itself is a little looser fitting than I anticipated, but it works. And it doesn’t look silly or anything. My guess is they tried to make it fit as broad a range of RDS as they could.When closed, the lens cap covers lock in place okay, and can take a decent amount of jostling and still stay in place. While the sleeve itself would guard against scratches etc. I’m not sure it offers any real protection against drops or other impacts. But for the price, it’s convenient and offers a slight aesthetic improvement.I would give this cover 3/5 stars. It’s an okay product, especially if your expectations are reasonable and you know what you’re getting. But there is nothing here that’s going to knock your socks off.*******************************I rely heavily on reviews when I make purchases so I put some time into reviewing everything I buy on Amazon for personal or business use so I can help other people considering that item. If you found my review helpful, please consider hitting the "helpful" button below when it asks if the review is helpful!

Cover fits the body of device fine but the lens caps are too large; do not snuggly fit the body and will not stay closed. Even slight movement of the piece causes them to open. Considering the knobs aren't covered, the only other things to protect with this are the lens. Since it cannot do that this is just useless rubber.

The optic protectors on my first one kept falling off. The manufacturer sent me a new one, free of charge.On their own product the RD-50, which I bought here, the same problem prevails. It is too large and the lense protectors, as all the rest, are too loose. I am not sending this one back, although it is only two stars, because the manufacturer is one of the best in the US, and I don't want to increase their overhead costs.Perhaps you will have better luck with compatible devices that might be a teeny bit larger.

I bought this for a Bushnell red dot used as a backup optic on a long range high magnification scoped rifle. Yes it " fits "... But not well. Its Very loose. Like so loose i had to check the item number to be sure i got the correct thing. The optic this is actually made for mush have a much larger body, and knobs. But, the holes are in the right place. Its a little on the flimsy side but i think thats intentionally done so it will strech over bigger optics. My biggest issue is the caps will not stay closed unless you have the " sleave" perfectly aligned with the lens. A for effort though. Im sure it fits like a glove on what its supposed to. I just dot think they should specifically list an item that this does " really" fit. Im debating returning it. Probably will. I really with they( or someone) made this exact thing just a bit smaller. Not alot of options out there for smaller dots.there are the "bikini" cover they come with, this, and the little butler creek caps that dont fit. Sadly im more than likely going to go back to the bikini cover, thats by far the best option ive found.

I don't expect the tear to affect the performance and I am not concerned about the aesthetics. Overall I am pleased. It fit well, doesn't interfere with the knobs and adds to my piece of mind in protecting my optic. And my time investment in sighting in the red dot. For the money, I'd like to see better QC though.

Works well to cover the body but the caps are very floppy and soft. If they were more rigid they would hold onto each other better and snap over the optics with less possibility of touching the optical surfaces. The caps need to be better retained when attached to each other. My personal fix was to use velcro.Pro: Caps are better retained than the original coversCon: Caps are too floppy and can get contamination on the optics (also an issue with the original caps) Caps are too floppy and can disconnect and flop around while shooting