Feyachi Reflex Sight for Rifle, 4 Reticles Red & Green Dot Sight with Laser

Supper impressed with the quality. They feel very well made. Looks good on the gun to. Super easy to zero. Right now I don't think I could have found better for the price. I highly recommend them now, but as time goes on we will see.

at first i couldnt shoot the broad side of a barn. i wasnt understanding quite the way it worked. i still couldnt hit a can at 20 ft. pretty bad. so i put everything away. took it out for another try, and it all clicked. i could pinpoint a beer can at ridiculous distances. around 300 ft. so, just keep trying. remember to turn off the lighted crosshairs, or you will have to replace the button battery every time.

Let me start off by saying that I am not some sharp shooter or ex-snipper, I am just a guy that enjoys shooting. I do sometimes participate in shooting contests, but I do that more to improve my skills then to actually compete. That being said I like this sight. I found it easy to install and adjust. Only issue I had was it coming loose after I shot a few 30 round magazines, but that may be that I did not have the screws tight enough and I have gotten use to double checking them every so often. I do not store the sight on my AR when it is not in use, mostly to avoid having it get knocked off zero during transport to and from the range. I have found that it is still zeroed when I put it back on.

This low cost Optical is well worth the price. I am ordering another to keep on the shelf and delivery was fast. I am vision impaired having progressive lenses and struggle to use fixed sights. I took a chance and bought this inxepensive sight for my Ruger 10/22 rifle. Having very expensive optics for other firearms I own; I remain surprised by the very good quality and design and super lite weight. Its aluminum! It came with easy to read instal instructions that I did not need. Fasteners, tools and batteries are included - it took less than five minutes to install on my picatinny rail. It has a large clear glass window viewer with size adjustable green or red dot optic. Using the included adjustment tool I was able to Zero the sight as well as the red laser in ten shots. The set distance for Zero is up to you but with both eyes open, no head or eye adjustment needed; me and my range buddies accurately acquired the target for the next five hundred rounds. We intentionally bumped the Reflex Sight but it held Zero! I use the optics green for the day and red for night. The extra laser insures you are (without aiming) on target day or in total darkness.

I bought this sight after a revelation at the range with a new pistol and factory sights. Somewhere in my forties my eyes became not so young. Focusing on the front sight was all but impossible even with my progressives on. Forget the target and rear sight, they would just sneak out of the room every time.So, is an electronic sight for me? I was not going to spend a fist full of Benjamins to find out.Feyachi was not quite the cheapest, but the reticule options and reasonable reviews convinced me to try. So much of everything is made in China, big brands you would never believe, like the jeans you’re wearing. At least this company wasn’t trying to pretend it was something else. Chinese product, Chinese branding, zero expectations.My guns are treated like delicate snowflakes. Never thrown in a tackle box or rough handled. They ride in a case to the range and are put back the same place except for cleaning. I made a test that would exceed the abuse it would normally experience in my care. 200 rounds of ammo. Removal, dropped from a height of 12” three times, remounted and checked to see if it kept zero. That’s my test.Conclusion:I found the laser and red dot to be redundant and distracting. So for my regular use, the laser was (easily) removed. This is my fault, I ordered it that way. The choices of reticule is really nice, especially for punching paper at the range. It was easy to sight in and most of my 200 rounds over a few trips to the range were spent actually practicing my stance, grip, sight picture, etc.The drop test and remount had no effect on the zero.My experience with this sight was surprising. Vision issues were overcome and silhouettes stand no chance against me and this sight.Since bragging on this humble little sight, far more expensive sights have been loaned for demo, trying to prove me wrong. While inspection under a magnifying glass may prove there are better, for my money and for accurately punching holes in paper, I don’t see a need to part with 10X as much coin. At no price point did any sight serve the purpose better.I’ll use that money for more ammo.

I am on my 3rd sight Reflex sight from Feyachi. I have it mounted to an Extar EP9.Pros:Customer service is excellent, 5 star!! Very helpful. Willing to make it right.Comes with extra batteries for the laser and reticle sights, and a nice dust hood to protect the combiner in storage.Reticles are very bright and easily seen on a sunny day.Easy to mount on any pic rail and easy to zero in.Laser is a nice addition, and the reason I purchased. Can be seen 10-12 yards on a sunny day.Cons:The first sight, I purchased became loose on the mount after shooting less than 100 rounds. The laser would go dim or off after a shot. I would have to tap on it to get it to go bright again. I tried different batteries and same thing. I contacted the seller and immediately they sent a replacement out. The 2nd one was secure on the mount, but after the first shot the combiner glass cracked. After the second shot the retaining ring that holds the combiner on fell out. The third shot extracted the combiner glass from the sights and fell to the floor. Sent another email to Feyachi and they sent out a third replacement. I have not shot that one yet, but I hope it works better, because it really is nice compact sight.Another thing I don't like about it is the round knob on the top of the sight to turn the reticles on/off. It is awkward to get at to turn on. I have seen them with the round knob on the side for on/off/brightness and that is much easier. If it was a defensive situation, I don't think turning it on would be enough time. That's where the laser comes in handy. Quick push button and it is on.All in all 3 stars, 5 for the customer service, but 1-2 for the sight so far. I am hoping the 3rd replacement will work out fine and I can change my rating, but 2 quality defects is semi-significant, even though the replacement process was easy and nothing more than an email.

My first portion for testing was by mounting to a tactical 12-gauge shotgun; this will give the jolts and high recoil impact that I am looking for. Sights often can be loose or loosened by recoil – and a sight negatively impacted is worthless. After mounting I fired 100 rounds; approximately 50 slugs and 50 buck shot shells. The recoil is pretty heavy on these; slugs were done first so targeting could be zeroed in; the last ten were also slugs to see if accuracy stayed (which it did). Keep in mind, these are shotgun loads so I did not get into tight MOA; it was merely to test whether or not the dots drifted greatly on the sight. The second portion of the test was to mount to a target .22LR pistol (50’ targeting). This allowed me to fine tune and really see if the sight was adequate. I am not an expert in shooting, but in my semi-capable hands, the sights performed well. Approximately 150 shots were put downrange in this portion.The reticle and sighting maintained settings even after all of those shotgun shells were put through it. The components are strong, well made, and (so far) holding their settings. The thing I liked about this one over other reflex sights is the additional/separate laser sight. Although it is only available in the one color (red, no green laser), it made targeting super easy. It gives an additional option to the shooter of sighting one in for close distance, the other for distance. I set the reflex sight’s reticle for a further distance and set the laser to a closer, combat range. The advantage of this is it allows my shotgun to be shot from the hip or off-shoulder, making it a truly reactive self defense weapon. This one remains mounted to my shotgun; it is a perfect self-defense/CQB weapon system.The area of improvement is in the on/off switch. I really liked the push button on Feyachi's other reflex sight; why not incorporate it on this one, too? Although, in fairness, the laser’s on/off is easy to hit –even in the dark.

The sight is bright and has adjusted brightness. That's where the goodness ends.The red dot is NOT sharp, not 2 , not 3, not 6, maybe 60 MOA... And it is not a loose cap or anything. It simply is the flimsiest red laser. Worse than your presentation pen. See the videos.When it arrived, the laser was loose, and the screws are inaccessible before removing the laser from the housing. But it is not just that... Turns on %50 of the time.The windage and elevation adjustment are two jokes for the sight, as the body of the sight is not rigid.Watch the video where I squeeze with my left hand while recording with my right... Think of what a recoil would do to this!You can see the cables exposed here. So, what IP rating would you give?The back of the sight is moving up and down and side by side on the rifle... So what are you adjusting? And how?Save yourself some time, do not buy.

Right outta the box, dropped it on my pic-rail and it was zero'd to 10 yards!! Fantastic!! Works well, even comes with a rubber lenz cover. You won't regret this purchase!

It came as advertised. It has a nice laser that goes far and the red dot has a nice selection of different types of dots and 2 colours. I got it sighted in and is okay but the quality is definitely on the low side but what do you expect with the price overall 5/5 for looks 4/5 for quality and functionality. I would add a picture but Amazon won’t let me.

Works great! Adjustable brightness and 4 reticle patterns. Strong red laser

Works as advertised, feels durable. Purchased with a barrel mount Picatinny rail, fits my 1960 Winchester model 88 no problems! Works great, I was lucky and had very little sighting in to do, it virtually lined up with the rifle right out of the box.

Waiting for the weather to get better to sight it up. Still having a hard time with seeing doubles of the red "X". Even after the warm up that is in the manual, it is still weirdly double. Otherwise seems good and solid, comes with an extra set of batteries which is nice.