Feyachi RDS-36 1x22mm 5 MOA Red & Green Dot Sight Red & Green Dot Scope with 0.83” Riser Mount Absolute Co-Witness Height

I received my RDO this morning, mounted it to my AR15, which was quite easy; no instructions were needed. I then took it immediately to my local outdoor Range to sight it in. Since I already had the backup sights sighted-in, all I had to do was make minor adjustments to the optic so that the red/green dot sat atop the front sight. The first 3 shots at 50 yards using the red dot were just a tad bit high, so I adjusted the elevation downwards--just a little. Voila! I was right on target with the next 3 rounds! Afterwards, I tightened everything down just a tiny bit more, then sent 3 more rounds down range, this time using the green dot. Again, dead on! The remaining 21 rounds were meticulouly and slowly fired, alternating between red and green. The RDO held zero perfectly. The overall performance was spot on! I like the ease of mounting the optic to the rifle's rail, and the Allen wrench was a perfect fit for the accompanying screws. The two CR 2032 batteries that came in the box seem to work quite well, as the brightness of the sight picture was easy to acquire using both red or green. We will have to see just how long the life of the batteries hold up, but my initial impressions of this product are quite positive.

Ordered this for my grandsons first deer rifle a .308 single shot. It has over a 100 rounds through a 5.5 pound rifle and is still holding perfect zero. Although it’s not a precision 1000 yard sight it works just fine to 100 yards. Even having a little bigger dot you can still hold 3 inch group. And the biggest plus my grandson thinks it’s awesome because it can be green or red

Much better than the reflex. Reflex is trash. This one actually holds zero. Battery life is OK. Works well. Good quality for the price. Good first sight.

This is a very well made and functional optic...priced very reasonably. I mounted it on an airsoft rifle so I do not know how it would handle recoil on a regular firearm. It has held up well playing airsoft. Very durable and the battery lasts a long time. I particularly like the option for selecting either red or green reticle dot, that can be sized larger or smaller by multiple presses of the switch button. The green dot works best compared to red bright daylight conditions. I am very pleased with this optic.

I bought this because I am cheep and cannot bring myself to spend hundreds on a scope. I got this for my AR-9 carbine. It is a home defense weapon. And we use it for target practice in my back yard range. I was able to dial this in perfect without even using a stand. I would just rest it on a stable surface and fire. Then dial it as needed. Was dead on. Only time I had to re-dial in. Was after I took it off to clean the weapon. Then it was off again. Could have been my fault by not having it in correct positioning the first time. Not seated properly. Because the last time I cleaned it and removed the scope. It was still on target without any changes needing to be made. Does the jobs great price. Had my wife shooting bullseyes with it.

I have had experiences with cheap, imported junk, so I am skeptical about all the tempting new optics from overseas factories. But I took a chance on this one and I'm glad I did.First of all, let me say it's not a big "chance" since the price is very competitive. But I have tried several sub-$60 optics that were junk and wound up going with a Bushnell red dot that has been excellent. This Feyachi red dot seems to be a true quality product. The quality of the packaging is a notch above imported optics years ago. When I took it out of the box, I was impressed by the finish and the firm feel of all buttons and adjustment knobs. It mounted perfectly, thanks to the included riser. I adjusted it to be close to the POA of my back up sights, so sight-in would at least be in the ballpark. It worked. After a few clicks of windage and elevation, I was putting my shots in the bullseye, no problem.I can't speak to longevity, since I just got it, but I can say it held zero after 80 rounds of 5.56. That's better than some cheapo red dots that I've tried over the years. If this thing holds its zero over time, it will be one of my favorite optics. I will add, that although I love my Bushnell TRS-25, this Feyachi has a sharper "dot" at the lower settings. And I like that it has many brightness settings for both red and green.I'm so impressed with this, I just might try that Feyachi reflex sight that looks like a Holosun "knockoff."

So far it's seemed 'fine' but I will say that the dot isn't super clear. It works, it's held sight quite well through 250-300 rounds but just on a small 22. Like for the price it's usable but I find after a bit of shooting I have trouble focusing on the dot properly. That said I do have another red dot on order since this one is just 'fine' so I wouldn't buy it again unless I'm really budget-constrained.

This is the second RDS-36 I've purchased, put one on my first M&P 15, and got a second for another 5.56 I'm building for a buddy. You can co-witness with it and having the option of red or green dot comes in handy with night time/day time shooting. It's bright enough for most day time shooting, but shines in dark or twilight. It's very sturdy and holds zero, then again I've only tested with 1000 rounds of .223/5.56, can't tell you what a harder recoiling round would do. I highly recommend for the price point and quality, it doesn't feel cheap in anyway, just remember to turn it off. Simple to adjust windage and elevation. Quality product at a low price, try it if your curious, you won't be disappointed, especially if you're a first time red dot user before you spend way more on something else, they aren't for everybody.