CVLIFE 1X22X33 Red Green Dot Gun Sight Scope Reflex Sight with 20mm Rail

Nice cheap red/green dot. Easy to install and a pretty good quality. Would definitely recommend it if youre looking for a good cheaper optic.

I'll be honest, I didn't have high hopes for this little red dot, and was pleasantly surprised. A friend of mine wanted to shoot my AR-9 PCC, but I lent my primary optic to another friend in need. Not wanting to let him down, I had this CVLIFE optic overnighted, and for an optic that was $27 door-to-door, I'm very happy with it. For indoor range usage, I found the glass to be of acceptable quality and clarity for my purposes. I do appreciate the red and green dot options. It's nice to have brightness options as well for both colors. When I got to the range, I was hitting a little left, but still level, so I adjusted the optic with the included tool to center things. After that quick range zeroing, it worked out great and found it to be exactly what we needed for the day. Time will only tell how battery life is and if it maintains its zero. I really like that CVLIFE added a lens cover for the optic to protect it.

Decent red dot for the price. Holds a zero, especially on a 22. Only thing that I would criticize is that I wish the lowest setting moa were a little less bright. Even on the lowest moa, it seems to blur over a target from 25 yards.

For a cheap dot for a range plinker it amazing. I have it sighted in to 100 yard range and it's spot on every time. Easy to mount and switch between rifles and is bright even in full sun. Red dot is clear.

Works well on my rifle. Good variety of options for the price. Not sure how it will hold up long term.

I like it acually gray fit for what I need it for plus the reticles are pretty clear and accurate an adjust it from left right up and down I’ve got it to match up with my laser attachment .. truly recommend

I see a lot of questions asking if this will mount to a <gun>, and the answer is simple. Do you have a weaver/picatinny rail on TOP of the gun? If so, it will fit. The glass side is furthest from you. Don't install it backwards. Remember, this is a $17 red dot sight. It's $17. Read that again, SEVENTEEN BUCKS. Will it hold up to a gazillion 12 gauge shotgun shells, probably not. Will it work on a 22LR and hold zero, maybe. This is a CHEAP red dot sight. There's no auto-on/auto-off. You turn it off by turning the dial to R or G. It has 5 intensity settings per color and 4 different reticles. Setting 5 can most definitely be too bright, so find what works best for you. With or without glasses, I get a decent dot. I don't see starbursts or anything. But remember, this is SEVENTEEN dollars, so no, it's not as good as a <insert $300 red dot here>. If you have a 22 pistol WITH a rail on top, this is perfect for you. If you have pretty much any rifle with a rail on top, this will work (at least for one shot). If you have an elephant gun, it will probably break this sight. You MUST have a rail on top of your receiver/barrel for this to work for you. If your pistol has an RMR cutout in the slide, you spent a lot of money for that slide, and NO, this $17 freaking sight won't work. It takes a single CR-2032 battery, so buy a few extras (one is included with the sight). UPDATE: Lowered to 3 stars. After a couple of range trips, I've noticed it won't hold zero perfectly, even during the same range session. It's close, but zero does move. The clicks for adjustment are not very positive and honestly, too easy to move. I have this on a Ruger 10/22, so if it has issues on a 10/22, I wouldn't suggest going with something bigger. Finally, shooting with it on, I had the green laser go from a high setting like 5 down to 1 to 3, and actually change between shots. The dial wasn't moving, just the intensity of the dot itself. On 5 and 4, I do get some starbursting, and on 5, with a target at 25 yards, I can't even see the bullseye. Turning down to 1 or 2 makes it much better (as should be expected). There is no auto-off feature. Now, I'm back to it costing SEVENTEEN bucks and even remotely working, so it's a keeper based solely on value. I may end up returning it anyway and looking for something a little better, but for 17 bucks, sitting on a Ruger takedown, as a "bug out" gun, yeah, I'm not complaining. I can feed myself at 25 yards even with zero moving (it doesn't move a lot, but it isn't perfect).

Crystal Clear Reflex Sight for Range and Field I mounted this CVLIFE reflex sight onto an AR platform, and it impressed me right out of the box. The sight itself feels solid and well-built, with a snug fit on the Picatinny rail—no wobble once tightened down. Zeroing it in was quick and painless; after about 10 rounds it was locked in, and it’s been holding zero nicely through multiple range sessions. The reticle is bright and easy to pick up, even under direct sunlight. I like having both red and green options since lighting can vary depending on the environment. The four reticle shapes are a nice bonus—circle dot, cross, etc.—and switching between them is simple. Eye relief is unlimited, which makes target acquisition fast and intuitive. A few practical notes: the adjustment knobs have decent tactile feedback, but they’re a bit small if you’re wearing gloves. The included CR2032 battery isn’t hard to replace, though I’d recommend keeping spares in your range bag. The sight window is on the smaller side compared to high-end optics, but for the price point, it’s more than adequate. I’ve run about 300 rounds with this mounted, and so far it hasn’t loosened or lost zero. The aluminum housing seems durable enough to take normal knocks and bumps, though I wouldn’t abuse it like a duty-grade optic. For casual target shooting or plinking, this delivers more than I expected. Bottom line: A great budget-friendly reflex sight that holds zero, offers multiple reticle options, and makes target acquisition fast and fun. Perfect for recreational shooters who want a reliable optic without breaking the bank.

I haveta say, these red/green dots punch way, way above their weight. Nice Aluminum construction, Nice reticles. Easy enough to zero......and, there is a mechanism in place to lock the zero into place using a separate allen key. I've never seen such a system used on a red dot before. I'm quite impressed. I purchased two of these, One for a 5.56 rifle and one for a pump shotgun. I'm not sure how they will stand up to that kinda load...we'll see. The look of the reticle is pretty nifty, though they are bigger than I thought they would be, but they ain't so big that they are ungainly, so, no big deal. I've never put a red dot on a shootie that wasn't entirely enclosed against the elements, so we'll see how this holds up to rough and tumble and dust and water and other junk that can get in and block the reticle.....however, for 30 bucks, and this kinda quality, I'm not gunna lie....I'm a little shocked at how good this red dot seems. Is it perfect? No. The glass isn't the best...compared to a $600 holosun...I mean, yeah, the holosun is more better in every regard, but.....30 bucks folks.....I don't see how you can go wrong. I probably wouldn't take this red dot to war....I don't think it would stand up to those kinda conditions, but for plinking and taking out varmints....Allz I'm saying is I'm gunna give it a shot and I have high confidence it should do the trick.

This is a great little red dot. This is EXACTLY the same red dot that steambow sells for their crossbows for 3 times the price, just with the Steambow brand name printed on it. Ridiculous. Anyways, does not come with a battery as most people mentioned, but who cares, you can get a pack of 20 batteries from Amazon for like $5 that will last you the rest of your firearms life. Not sure if the quality is good enough for a real firearm, but definitely good enough for cross bows, airsoft guns or air guns. I usually keep the reticle brightness at around 3-4 as the brighter options are too bright and leave odd reflections and artifacts around the center making it hard to see. The dials are a bit difficult to turn, but I guess that's a good thing so you don't accidently turn it on. A smoother dial would be a nice improvement though. It's really nice and small, low profile and good for a concealable carry weapon like something that needs to fit in a camping bag. Could not be happier for the price. Great product.

Love it I sighted it and works flawlessly. Should fix the picture in the ad that says X2 batteries. Only comes with 1

I read enough of the reviews that is was amazing for the price, and I wasn't expecting perfection - but the reticle had a complete double silohuette right offset a bit above which made it incredibly hard to focus, it really is junk - it also didn't come with a battery even tho it says it does, but I don't care about that, the batteries are usually junk anyways you are better off buying a good name brand pack. To reiterate, super crappy reticle doubling and not worth even a dollar.

First, I got a faulty one that had some sort of "short" in it. Wouldn't stay on, flickered when it was on. Sent it back and ordered a new one. No problem whatsoever with the refund, was issued immediately. The second scope was perfect and very easy to get it sighted on my crossbow. Excellent scope at a really great price, I know cause I did a lot of shopping around. Would buy again in a heartbeat. Kudos to the company for making it right in a seamless fashion.