BSA Panoramic Multi-Reticle Sight, 4 Reviews

Fairly low profile, o.k. sight , on my highly modified 1322, 1"1/2 groups at 40y, with dot, everything else is to big at arm's length. I had to paint top of batt. cover & up ,down arrow flat black because it reflects on the optical glass in red & you cant find the dot in bright light. The dot is very hard to see in bright sunlight, o.k. ,. in shade & eve. It should be brighter on 7 .seems to be holding up well with pumping 13 to 17 times each shot, & shooting about 150 rounds so far.

A non reflective top surface. A lock symbol or something to let you know were the d___n thing is (nothing in instructions to let you know) had to you tube it !

Works very well for the price. Use a dove tail adpt. when needed .

View is nice

Set screw is terrible. Doesn't hold settings. Every time you take cover off, settings need to be reset. Don't buy this site.

This is a great sight! I put it on a Crossman Silhouette. Clear picuture through the lens, easy target aquisition and the brightness controll works well.

It would be great if it was available with a 3/8"/11mm dove tail mount. The required adaptor makes the sight line higher than what I would prefer. That being said I am planning to get another one with the same adaptor for my P1.

Buy it, you will like it.

Everything about this optic is great.

Nothing at all.

Get one, you will love it.

Very well built and sturdy. Very clear optics for this price range. I was looking at the Burris red dot for $200, but tried this BSA first....I will stick to the BSA. For the money it's perfect. I put it on my Beeman P1 .20 cal with the BKL 3/8" or 11mm Dovetail to Weaver Cantilever Adapter, 4" Long. SEE PIC ABOVE

Only one thing. The brightness on the first setting or 1 at night, is just a bit to bright for my likings. But during the day I use setting 2 or 3.

Buy it, you will be happy you did....I am!

Easy to set up and use. Very clear and well built. Very light. I'm using it on my Beeman P1 .20cal pistol. I set it up and have put 800 rounds thru it so far....hasn't budged. I'm very pleasantly pleased with the BSA Multi-Reticle Sight.

Maybe have the option for a dove tail base so I wouldn't have to buy an adapter for my 11mm Dove tail.

As I said I'm using it on my Beeman P1 .20cal pistol. I first bought the cheaper UTG 11mm-to-Weaver Adapter for $ 9.99 which will work just fine...but because I wanted the scope to sit as level as possible, and back further on my pistol, I bought the $38.00 BKL 3/8" or 11mm Dovetail to Weaver Cantilever Adapter, 4" Long, Matte Black. see pics

well made, good price, stays on target

MOA crosshairs

I have this on an IZH 46M and it works well. It allows me to stay inside a circle the size of a quarter at ten meters.

it is made well. and worksjust fine.

lower the cost

it does not work well on a Droze Blackbird

High quality construction. The reticle seven levels of brightness. Works in all levels of light. Holds its Zero with great precision. I use it on my air rifle. Now the rats dont stand a chance.I would recommend it to all, it works great on my Mini-14.

I wouldn't change a thing.

The farther away from your eye,the bigger the red dot appears. So keep that in mind when mounting it. You dont want to blot out your target.

The different laser sights you can choose. the ease it is to use(sighting), great quality, mostly metal and it has a cover for the lens.

When you sight it, the more you go in one direction the tighter it gets, I used a rail on the top of an mp5 and the sight is a good 4 inches above the barrel so it was hard to sight it so far down to compensate the change.

This thing is awesome! i can do a 30 round burst on a circular saw from 40 feet and they all hit the saw blade itself! I am now able to snipe with my gun a little bit. This is great for any gun that your going to be in somewhat close quarters combat and if you like a little sniping. I'm saying like only a 40 foot away snipe if you want to call it that.

The sight is very well made. When you open the box, you can feel the quality feel that it has... When looking through the sight, you have FULL view through the sight. By this I mean that the back part of the sight sits nice and low so you can see over it get full view through the glass. I have the Walther MRS sight also and the back of it comes up a bit too high and blocks some view through the glass. The different reticles are great as you can switch them with a flip of the rear switch very easily for different targeting needs.

On all Panoroamic sight (which is what this is), the adjustments sight it in is NOT the best. This is my second sight as I returned the first one due to not being able to adjust the elevation:( You have to loosen the SET SCREW, then adjust your elevation and windage, then retighten the set screw. When turning the elevation and windage screw, they do not adjust per click. You will have to turn the elevation and windage screws multiple times in either direction until you feel a bit of pressure and ONLY THEN will the reticle start to move. Once you set it where you want it you NEED TO TIGHTEN THE SET SCREW ( which is on the opposite side of the windage adjuster). Not the easiest to sight in but very good once you do all this.

KNOW WHERE THE SET SCREW IS!!! Loosen it, then adjust, then tighten it back up to keep the settings. The directions SUCK:( They literally do not explain about how to loosen the set screw, adjust , and tighten it back up... This is not common knowledge to anyone who has not had one or makes them:( Also, This sight is NOT built for high powered spring guns or REAL rifles or pistols. They are built for airsoft, or compressed air guns as you will virtually never be able to keep zero if you have a firearm with a fair amount of recoil. The Walther MRS sight I have actually explains this as this BSA sight has no mention of it. I have it on my Drozd Blackbird and works awesome after I spent tons of time sighting it in and remembering to tighten the SET SCREW.