The Original See All Open Sight | Gen-1 Gun Sights | Compatible for Rifle, Shotgun, Pistol | No Battery Required

Takes getting use to but easy to mount and zero. Well made. The problem for me is the selling price. It is not worth price I paid versus the mark 2. This should be a forty dollar sight. I am not sure how rugged it is. Having said that, it does the job and for the application I use it for, it works fine.

Very solid, durable sight. Optical iron sight is a good description for this thing. Unfortunately, I couldn't use it for precision shooting. It's probably just my eyes, but there was a bit of visual distortion along the edge of the glass where the image of the sight and the image of the target meet. I couldn't get rid of this no matter how far or close the sight was or where my head was in relation to it. Ended up selling it. This would be great on a less precise firearm, like a shotgun or pistol because of its durability and recoil tolerance.

I broke the front post on a flip-up sight and a replacement was not cheap. I have purchased $30 flip sights before and have been underwhelmed with their construction and accuracy, the nicer ones tend to be around $50 for just the front. I stumbled across this thing, and it was just weird enough for me to want to try it out. It is similar in function to a Red Dot sight, however it is essentially the analog version. It doesn't use batteries, the yellow block collects ambient light in order to glow. It works great in daylight and pretty well in low-light conditions (my poorly lit garage at night). I tried it in the dark with my flashlight on and the light reflecting off of the walls was enough to light the sight up well. I got the reticle version and it is pretty easy to see and use. I plan to use it as a back-up to the scope on my AR-10. I mounted the SeeAll forward of the 1/2" tall riser I use for the scope, straddling the seam between the upper receiver and handguard. It works well in that position, and is just high enough to clear my scope riser (scope removed, obviously). It mounted easily, though unconventionally, to a picatinny rail. It uses 2 small set screws to lock into the grooves on the rail, it must be slid on from one end. I haven't had the opportunity to actually take it out and fire it yet (thanks COVID), but just practicing in my garage it seems easy and intuitive to use. I like most aspects of the SeeAll, but the 2 critical factors yet to be tested are accuracy and durability. Its mounted on a 308 semi-auto rifle, so if it loses zero or breaks from recoil I'll know soon enough. I'd be tolerant if it holds a zero out to 100yds, but would be very happy if I can reliably hit 10" steel targets at 200yds with this sight. I'll update this review once I've had a chance to take it out to the range.

I had ordered the crosshair version and was feeling like I should've got the delta instead. But now that I've had it for a while and gotten used to it I like it a lot. The only thing that I regret now is I should've got the night version. The one I have is dependent on ambient lighting to work. I bought it to check it out and see what I thought before spending more on the night version and I will be purchasing that very soon. As far as accuracy goes I've found it to be spot on. It doesn't take long to get used to and I much prefer it. Can be used with one or both eyes open like a red dot.

sight was well made I however ended up returning. I had a hard time seeing crosshairs, I probably should have picked the delta option instead of crosshairs.

This is the third SeeAll sight I’ve bought. It doesn’t always agree with every Picatinny rail that you try to slide it onto. I have mounted all three on a UTG 1/2” riser. In terms of accuracy, the sight takes a little practice to use, but if your eyesight isn’t what it used to be, this is a great alternative to traditional open sights. I use this on a regular basis with both eyes open on targets at 100yds shooting a GSG 522.

i only want these, i sold all my red dots to buy more see all sights, best sights hands down. whether on my shotgun,handgun, or rifle i love the see all sight, no batteries ,not on switch, no circuit board its always ready to shoot, i dont have to adjust it based on the ambient lighting . LOVE these

I haven't used it yet, but Amazon keeps busting my chops to leave a review so here it it. I'm very impressed with the way that it operates, but I haven't been to the range yet so I can't honestly say how well it works in practice. Once I have been to the range, I will up date my review.