ohhunt RD-005 Red Dot Sight Compatible with RMR Footprint and Picatinny Mount Micro Reflex Sight 2 MOA Dot & 32 MOA Circle

Honestly its great. Works well on my 9mm adn keeps zero... 200 rounds so far but so good. M&P 2.0, 9 x 19. It includes two adapter plates and a cover + battery. Can't ask for more.... Adapter fits great in my Gock 17 gen 4 as well

im not even sure how to describe how bad this is. the image seems to be smushed on the top of the site.

This red dot doesn’t look cheap nor does it feel cheap. In fact it really has a premium build quality. I think I know where they save the money and I’ll address that at the end. That’s why it’s four stars though. It is a little bit bigger than I expected and will really only be appropriate on the large is the pistols. It’s a little small for a AR but it might be perfectly in place on an SBR. Or you could attach this to one of the rails on some of the scopes. I never do that because it starts to look like a mall ninja gun but I do understand the practicality of that and I know some military people do set up their optics like this.I love the Trijicon style controls with big easy to touch buttons on both sides. So many red dots have those tiny little buttons that I could never really reach. It has a RMR footprint and it comes with a Picatinny rail adapter to give you some flexibility. It only has five ranges of brightness though it doesn’t really cover the gamut as much. I don’t think they save much money by giving you less so I’m not sure why they only decided on five rather than the usual 8 to 15 levels of brightness. But the real reason this isn’t a five-star item though I stress it’s still an amazing purchase for the money. This is a quality put together unit is fog proof in shock proof and so far it has held zero under massive recoil. But The elevation and windage are in one MOA increments. That is not enough for me. Almost all of the red dots I’m familiar with have at least 1/2 MOA adjustments. Some of my pricier optics have 1/3 and 1/4.This may be enough for some people, but as the dot is only 2MOA wide, I just don’t think it’s enough which is why I’m doing four stars instead of five. But I do like how the adjustment screws are larger and easier to use them on many. But part of that is just at such a big red dot. This is not even close in size to an RMR or Romeo. You won’t be tossing this onto your subcompact or compact pistol. It’s even wider than some full-size. But it’s nevertheless a very good value for the money I suspect. As long as it holds up and if it doesn’t I will come back and update this review.

I put this on my Walther PPQ M2 with a custom made plate for rmr footprints and it fits perfectly. Have shot 100 rounds and still zeroed, and for me thats important because this is on my EDC. I know there are mixed reviews but I took a chance and it worked out for me. I also like the small profile, it's nowhere near as big as my trijicon. Very happy with the purchase.

Awesome

Can’t even give it a star sight is bright but covers the whole target and it’s SUPER blurry returning asap!

This isn't a bad sight, but it's also not a great one.The brightest daytime setting is barely bright enough for fully daylight, but it will eat your battery very quickly if you leave it there. I haven't had a problem with zero, but it feels extremely light. It's lighter than my Holosun 407c, but it's larger.My main gripe is this: the "brightness settings" don't affect the brightness, they affect the hertz of the red dot laser. So the full brightness setting is basically constantly on, whereas the dimmer settings will have a "flicker" to them as the sight moves but the very short flicker is off and then on again, resulting in a reticle that looks like it's jittering across the background. On the dimmest setting, you can very clearly see this effect, and it looks like the reticle is fighting to keep up with the sight that it's attached to.Overall, this would be fine for something like a .22 or a similarly small gun; it'd be great for airsoft if that's what you're into.But putting this onto a 9mm or larger pistol? I'd move onto something that's tried and true rather than possibly putting the value of my life into this optic. I would never use this on a personal defense gun, but I do think it would work well on a plinking gun that doesn't get abused.

Very well-made and a really good value for the money