UTG 30mm Red/Green Dot Sight, Integral Picatinny Mounting Deck

It works as advertised

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The red and green dots are nice! They are small and easy to see day or night. Especially with the multiple lighting adjustments

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Great sight! Easy to sight in. Very nice for the money!

Size, dot, setting up, price. This is a great dot for the price, put one on the crosman a4-p, perfect for it. I do like using the red dot over the green as I found the green was just a tad harder to see with orange or red targets

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Very easy to set to windage and elevation. I found one clicks to not be very effective, I ended up doing two to three clicks before settling on a good setup

Does what it is supposed to do Don't know about long-term durability

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Very nice I'm trying to find a way to attach to my blitz without buying the rail for it I have one but I can't get it mounted. But love it

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Red dot or green lights up dweet

Able to do sighting with both eyes open, quicker target acquisition.I like having the red or the green depending on what the background or conditions, sometimes I use red, other times green. The picatinny mount is solid and able to be tightened down properly. I hate quick releases they lose their zero, so big plus there.

Absolutely pathetic adjustments for zeroing the reticle... shallow flathead screwtop... I prefer knobs I can dial in on the fly without a lot of swearing, dropping the gun and wondering why the hell I bother using this POS when it is so crippled in being adjusted. The dot is not clear, it does not appear as a dot but rather sort of a short line with two dots blurring into each other at an angle. I saw an obvious flaw in the glass holding it up to the light...loos like pure shit... how it passed QC is a chinese mystery. The flaw does not show up when using the sight...but it is obviously there if you inspect it...this might be why the dot looks so blurry. Rechargeable batteries would be nice. This is annoying to set up and even more annoying to fix on the fly, requires screwdriver to adjust.

This a cheap chinese 1x sight and as long as you have a screwdriver, you can attempt to zero your sight, but adjustable knobs is where it is at. no auto shut off either so you can lose all your battery if you forget. You are better off paying double for something of higher quality, but as for cheap throwaway dot sight I would say possibly best in class since the class is low priced.

Very easy to Mount and sight in (it was way off when I received it). Nice dot size options. It is my first dot sight so I cannot compare it to others.

Nothing yet.

The rifle I mounted it on (Air Venturi Avenger) uses a circular magazine that protrudes above the barrel. It has a short picatinny rail behind the magazine so I did not have much room to work with. The magazine interferes with the opening of the front lens cover. I had to shave off about 1/16th of an inch off the corner of the lens cover. Now it can be opened while the magazine is in place on the rifle. If I had less room to work with, I would not have been able to resolve this issue unless I removed the front lens cover completely. So if you are putting this on the Avenger or similar rifles, check the length of the picatinny rail to be sure you can mount the sight far enough behind the magazine.

Ease of mounting; east of zeroing in, makes old eyes new!

Lens caps are a bit sticky to get loose.

It has made my Crosman 1377 tack sharp. I could no longer see the sights on the gun but this Red Dot works like a charm.

Size is good

It is hard to see red or green dot outside in the sunlight. I made a shade out of light weight tin. Now I can see the red and green dot outside.

You really have to turn the adjustment knobs to sight in the scope.

much nicer sight picture than the red dot that comes with the Crosman R1.

Couldnt adjust the scope to move the point of impact to the right. Returned to P/A

Waiting for my replacement Crosman R1. If the Co2 system works properly with the new rifle I will purchase a more expensive red dot