Reflex Sight, 1x28x40mm Red Dot Sight, 4 Adjustable Reticles Sight for 20mm Picatinny Rail, Red Dot Optics, Absolute Co-Witness

zeroing is easy instalation is quick and enjoyable comes with batteries which is a plus brightness and red dot type is easy tp change durability is good, i pushed down on it and the spring that holds it up moves under prseeure but jumps right back up solid.

I like it! It was very easy to sight-in and came with the necessary tools to attach it and make adjustments. The reticle is powered on/off by a small pad on the left side. Press repeatedly to cycle through several brightness options and a switch located at the back selects any of 4 different reticle images. I believe the lens has an anti-glare coating to allow the user to see clearly in many lighting conditions however, from the front side it is highly reflective which may be counterproductive under certain circumstances. It seems to be of good quality and could be used with an iron forward sight for greater confidence and easier tuning but I like it without. I was able to center it within 5 rounds to a target 30 yards out. I’ve put nearly two hour of use to it and have not had to change batteries yet. It has an auto shut off feature as well. This has performed just as well as my other “Big Name Brand” sight at a fraction of the cost and with more functions.

Works great, I have to sight it in, but very nice quality.

🆕 UPDATE: the firearm and sight have been stored for a few months and just completed a functionality test - THE SIGHT ILLUMINATED PERFECTLY AFTER STORAGE! Heading to the range! ORIGINAL POST: Just mounted this CVLIFE REFLEX SIGHT Optic on my Henry .22 Pump Action Octagonal Barrel Model H003 Rifle using the LONSEL Dovetail to Picatinny Rail Adapter 11mm Dovetail to 21mm Picatinny Rail Convert Mount - Low Profile Scope Riser Rail Adaptor and love it. Wanted an inexpensive alternative to iron sites. My indoor range allows for .22 Rifle @ Approximately 20 yards so my dial in information might not please all readers. Fired .22LR Velocitors and .22 Shorts. The range is a bit dark and my iron sights were not easy to use so I took a chance with this setup. Installation is simple, connection to rifle is secure, adjustments are easy to make, the sight is bright enough and has a variety of sites and illuminations to select, remained true after 100+ rounds. DOES NOT ‘Shake Awake!’ Similar accuracy to my ability with iron sights but with faster target acquisition. Arrived in secure packaging, two sets of batteries, lens cloth and adjusting tools. I have experience with the Romeo X Red Dot Optic on .380 handgun and while this less expensive alternative might not be appropriate for that application I think it’s perfect for this .22 Henry Rifle. Photos of firearms are generally prohibited so subjectively I think the setup looks aesthetically appropriate on my rifle. Might visit our local outdoor range and try 50 and 100 yards. Very good recommendation for this product. Hope that this review is helpful/useful.☮️

Clear, quality and good price. Works well on Rossi tuffy turkey and ATI bulldog 👍

Very pleased with this red dot. Dialed it in and it’s spot on! Great for the price, and comes with an extra battery.

It’s ok for the price. Becomes inaccurate as you get to the top half and the upper corners. In the video, the green dot is a boresight laser and the firearm is not being touched at all. You can see it’s pretty accurate at the bottom half and to the bottom left and right corners. But it’s very inaccurate in the top half especially the top right and left. Overall it’s fine for the money (~$30). Build quality is good. I like the buttons and different reticle options and brightness settings. I think this would be better suited for airsoft vs use on a firearm to be honest. But it’s ok

This is a decent looking, metal red dot sight with different light levels, several reticles, and a pretty crisp image. The main question on a red dot this cheap is whether it can hold up to recoil or if it's simply an airsoft toy. After some testing on a fairly light kicking 9mm carbine, it's holding true and not giving up the ghost yet. I've only run a few magazines through, but it seems to be durable enough inside and out for at least lighter rounds. The brightness is good and the different reticles are great options to have. There's a little fuzziness, but they're still pretty crisp overall and plenty good for the price. Parallax is noticeably problematic and the point of impact changes wildly based on where your eye is, even when keeping the sight fixed in place. Keeping a consistent cheek weld is necessary for decent accuracy. This is a major flaw keeping it from any long distance precision shooting - but with that said, I still saw a marked increase in accuracy and speed at 25 yards over iron sights. At least from my testing, this flawed red dot is still noticeably better than no red dot, and the price is tough to beat!

Lens came cracked

No staight and windage lock already stripped