Sight has a bright clear holographic light, I like that it is both red and green. I have mounted it on a Roger 10-22 and installation was simple. I preset it with a bore lazer and it does not seem to have enough down adjustment. I will reserve final judgement until I get to a range and can verify. Not sure that the mount is stable enough. It has a full warranty so will see.

Great product for the PRICE!!!

Very nice fit. Well made and works great.

Only thing is I dislike is I find it mounts a little higher than I would like other than that it is easy to adjust and is very accurate to 75 yards ,probably further than that but that is the max for my eyes without magnification

This red and green dot optical hasn't needed adjustment in 7 months on my 9mm great dealToo bad this isn't in stock anymore

Shipping was great, received it on time. No problems. All the other guys reviews are spot on, upon installing and using this sight on an AR platform. The Co-Witness feature adds value with your iron sights. I would recommend purchasing flip-down iron sights so the option of both is available, and isn't annoying trying to look through redundant sights through the optic. Just my opinion, it works well mounted further down the rail, rather than in your eyeball. A few notes -(+) A solid product for the money(+) works as it should, stays zero'd.(+) straightforward, no baloney(+) spring pop-up dust covers are neat, offer dust protection while not in use.(-) pop-up covers though neat, could snap/break off if training in an urban simulation site crawling around, slicing the pie around doors, or anywhere there is CQB action.(-) Do Not use this for concealed position, that mirror optic finish will give your position away. You might as well pop off a pink smoke grenade and let everybody know you're there.(-) Wouldn't trust this as a service optic, unless your department is just dirt poor.(-) Wouldn't want to engage with this optic at any level, and without backup iron sights.(-) It's a clean environment optic, wouldn't expect this to last in a ocean commando scenario useIt's a budget optic that delivers great quality for use at the range or light training, but I wouldn't want to utilize it in the real world, notwithstanding SHTF. Five stars for it's quality and price class for a budget optic.

I know many of you are skeptical about a red dot in the sub $100 range, as the SightMarks that I've tested are hot garbage and would lose zero in minutes.I have an Aimpoint PRO and Sig Romeo 5, which are significantly different prices but in my opinion the absolute best in their respective categories. My Aimpoint PRO is my ultimate optic that I would and have trusted my life to, my Romeo 5 is excellent for a budget rifle build and has held up zero ever since I've used it.So where does a $39.99 Ozark optic fall in all of this? I was very skeptical about buying a budget optic but I knew that either way the price wasn't going to break the bank, all the reviews are very consistent, it is accurate within 4 MOA and has not lost zero.If you can't spend the $150+ to get a Romeo 5, what you're going to get with this optic is an easy to adjust, easy to mount (I would recommend using an 11 mm socket to tighten it on your rail to about 25-27 ft/lbs and it won't go anywhere.I shot 60 rounds in 3 shot groups at 25 yards at an indoor range, which at 25 yards I was able to get Sub-MOA 90% of the time, which for a 4 MOA optic is optimal.I want to give this a 5 star rating, however it is not perfect by any means, and I know that many of my issues are not actual issues for the price of the optic, however I hope this feedback eventually becomes future progress.My main issues are as follows:1. The reticle is fuzzy and hard to focus with in low light, this is not an issue with my Aimpoint and Romeo 5, however even my old StrikeFire and Sparc had these issues so for $39.99 you're not going to get any better. Even then I was still able to shoot very accurately.2. I zeroed it in using the red dot, when shooting with the green dot it shot about 1.25-2" to the left so you would be better off sticking to only one color, I would very much prefer just having a red dot option with more brightness settings.3. Even at the dimmest setting, it was a little too bright for indoor shooting or low light, this would be more ideal for outdoor shooting where the reticle is a lot less fuzzy, this is definitely designed to shoot outside.The things I very much found impressive1. It held zero the entire time, based on the reviews I'm reading here, holding zero in the future won't be a problem.2. The buttons and adjusters are very solid and easy to use, this is probably the most under appreciated part of an optic and for $39.99 it is beyond acceptable.3. It weighs about as much as a Strikefire, while not lightweight it feels solid and should respond well to paint if you want to make it camo.4. Probably the most important one of all, it was incredibly easy to find the reticle when aiming and never experienced any issues with parallax or eye relief, it was very comfortable to shoot with.If you're still reading this and are not convinced to buy this optic, I'm not sure what else to tell you, for $39.99 I do not regret this purchase at all and while it would not be my primary optic, it will remain in my lineup. I would like to see a 2 MOA version if it exists with just red dot, even if it would be a bit more expensive.

The sight arrived on time and I was very impressed with the initial quality during unboxing,especially for the price.Looks and feels like a sight that could sell for two or three times as much.The mount is attractive and rock solid once all the screws are fastened down down during installation,which only took a couple minutes.The dot isn't as crisp as much more expensive sights out there,and has a tendency to starburst in the higher settings while in low light but it's more then adaquate and everything you could want from a sight in this price range.Easily zeroed in at home with a laser boresighter,although I have yet to go to the range for an actual zeroing.Without having tested it out with live fire,I can only give it 4 stars but If it truelly zeros out and maintains it through the recoil of 5.56/.223 then it will be a solid 5.So far it's been well worth the money and if it performs well at the range I'll be recommending it to all my friends.*Update*Took it to the range today and it was spot on at 25 yards with only using the laser bore sighter to zero it.The dots in both red or green were best at the lowest setting in an indoor range.After I fired a 100 rounds of .223 and 50 5.56,I reinserted the bore sighter to check the zero and it remained solid.I'll check again after a few hundred more rounds.Overall this is an amazing red dot for the price and the best I've seen in it's prince range.Would definitely reccomend to anybody looking for an inexpensive sight that looks good and performs as it should.