Reflex Sight with Laser

Great holo sight. Zeros well. Great price. The laser is good too but I got a brighter one on a flashlight but the laser and bracket detaches easily.

The product for its price is actually pretty exceptional. I was able to sight it and had no issues when firing it from my 9mm carbine and my 5.7 carbine for about 400 rounds, however when I shot it from my ARP it gave out on me. Was a solid purchase but I wouldn't put it on larger calibers.

Excellent multi-featured reticle. I use this on a few pistol crossbows that I have. The reticle required a dovetail-to-picatinny adapter, but it was a cheap and easy fix.The reticle features five distinct shapes for your crosshairs, from circles to a simple dot. Also, the reticle offers both red and green colors in five progressive brightness intensities.I am not a gun owner, so no word on how this performs with an actual pistol or rifle. But, for my purposes (which rarely amount to much more than goofing off), this reticle makes things fun and easy at short distances with my crossbows.

There are several different branded sights on Amazon that look identical. I think this sight is pretty nice and well made for one at this price point. Look I am a just a guy who likes to go to my local gun range and shoot my guns for fun and to improve my shooting skills. I am not in the Military or law enforcement. I don't think I need the latest most high tech equipment. This sight is working well for me. It required very little adjustment right out of the box and works well.

Bought it as a gag gift for a friend, he loves it.Its so bad lmao! The windage/elevation screws do literally nothing, and itd probably break the lense if you looked through it too hard. He sends me pictures of it in places it doesnt belong captioned "call of doody"

I have to return this thing for multiple reasons. When I opened it up, there was some kind of clear, greasy smear on the lens. I was able to mostly clean it (the supplied lens cloth just smeared it around) but it shouldn't have come that way. The instructions are minimal. The worst part was the on-off-brightness switch. This sits directly underneath the battery cap. To turn it on and set the brightness, you have to turn this thing. I could not do by hand, it was that tight. Attempting to do so also unscrewed the battery cap. I had to use the end of one of the supplied hex wrenches to turn it on or off and adjust the brightness. To turn it on and off, it would best to unscrew and remove the battery. Of course that risks losing the battery and/or the cap. Finally the circular target. When I look through it there are a dozen or so circles slightly offset from each other and superimposed on the brightest main one.

Reticle selector broken right out of the box on the one with the laser attachment. The one I bought that doesn't have the laser is a good optic! It's bright with a good clear lens in it and works as advertised. Returning the one with the laser but I'll hang on to the other one!

Bought two of these Beileshi reflex sights. Both had very hard to turn on/off and brightness rotary controls. Both required disassembly to correct the problem. Four very small screws secure an internal detent spring flat ring plate. These screws were run all the way in and produced a bind condition. If these screws are going to be run all the way in during manufacture, then spacer washers should be used to prevent detent spring flat ring plate bind. There should also be slightly better internal machining finish and better grease used to improve the operational feel of the on/off and brightness rotary controls.Other than that, you are getting a lot for your money, and since somewhat simple corrections to an otherwise good product doesn't bother me, I recommend these strongly for the price. That is key to my review, FOR THE PRICE.