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Easy to mount. Zero'd in in a matter of minutes firing just 5 pellets from a Crosman 357 pistol. So far there has been no creep and the sight remains dead-on accurate. Seems like a really good product for just $10.

Can't think of a thing.

According to my son, the sight is relatively useless in daylight. I can't confirm this since I've only used it indoors but I have no reason to doubt him.

Easy to mount and easy to sight in. I have it on a Crosman 1377. For a little pistol it is quite accurate. It will take a licking too. For the price if it lasts a year you can buy another. I would not spend more for another.

Some kind of direction on the sight for which way to go. The light could be brighter. On the other hand what do you want for the money.

For the money you cant beat this. Don't forget to buy the Crosman mounts for the barrel. $20 all in-buy it now. If you have never used a Red Dot type sight you will be very happy. Your sight picture becomes less important than trigger pull and breathing. If you can hold on the target from any angle you will pretty much hit it once sighted.

I like the compact size it is not at all obtrusive and looks good on my Crosman 357. The mount is very solid and it HOLDS it's setting.

Nothing.

With my eyesight at 68 years, the grouping on my 357 at 5 meters is generally a ragged 1" hole. I have problems focusing the sights at times. With the Daisy Red Dot the groups are more like 5/8 of an inch. This is an excellent product and the price cannot be beat !!

Two power settings,screw adjustments rather than knobs and very solid with minimal lateral movement.

Maybe a larger viewing area but that would increase size and cost.

Along with this Daisy I tried the Crosman and UTG/Leapers dot sights in the $10-15 price range. To me the Daisy is the brightest and sharper dot, plus it has 2 power settings. The Daisy also has MUCH less side/end play than the other two. The difference is huge and as a result the Daisy holds zero much better. I also like the screw adjustments better than the knobs because the knobs are easy to knock out of whack.

I have used my Daisy's on four pistols, one of them .22 cal and two rifles, one of them .22 cal. The Daisy has held zero on all of them perfectly. Admittedly, I only shot targets in my back yard and lay the guns down on a bench when necessary, so they don't get knocked around in hunting or paintball type activities. The Daisy holds zero for pure gun recoil and that's all that matters to me.

This is actually a case where the less expensive unit is superior in many ways to it's competition

This is the easiest electronic point sight I have used and the one my grandkids ask to use over the others I have. It is smaller that makes target recognition much easier than than the larger fields of view on the bigger sights. I didn't think I would get so much for my money but I was wrong. I wonder how Daisy makes it so good and so inexpensive, and it works.

Nothing any changes would raise the cost and my ruin a perfectly good sight.

If you have never used this type of sight, this is the one to try first. You can't go wrong.

inexpensive, accurate, easy to use. turned my crosman 1377c into a very accurate air pistol. After fiddling with the mounted sights for a couple days id had enough and sprung for this and the mounts. very very easy to sight. Im an older beginning airgunner and had no problems.

same as others markings for windage and elevation adjustments screws would be nice but after a few adjustments, you should remember no problem. a more focused red dot would be nice as others have stated it would make it even more accurate.

for about 18 bucks I turned my pneumatic pistol into an accurate and powerful shooter. you could spend a lot more to get one more refined if you are so inclined, but this will do the same thing at a fraction of the cost. very happy with it.

Compact, easy to use, inexpensive

Dot is too large - tends to obscure bullseye at longer distances. But hey, for ten bucks...

This is a decent little sight for the money. The dot in the center is larger than I like it - it covers a fairly large area and grouping can get chancey, especially in low light. But it's easily worth ten bucks

Inexpensive, battery included, easy adjustment on the vertical axis, clearly visible laser dot sight

I've mounted this sight on two bb guns and even when set to the highest extreme on the vertical axis both guns still shot high. Remedy: make the sight able to point higher.

Adjustment of the horizontal axis is tough; the screw sets the rightmost extreme while the nut sets the leftmost extreme and turning one generally turns the other... this can make it tough to zero while looking down the sight.
Also - the nuts have some kind of plastic coating on them, maybe to help them make a snug fit - this coating can come off and coat the screw threads, preventing the nut from fitting back on and thereby making the scope defective. I'm exchanging mine for a new one - if the scope actually zeroed, it would get five stars all around.

It's cheap and it works works. Also, it has a low profile so it doesn't get in the way.

Add windage( Left/Right) and elevation(Up/Down) directions on the adjustment screws.

I'm getting older and I like red dot scopes for their ease of acquiring the target. I have several others and thought for the price I would give it a try. It's surprising how good it works for the price.

Was easy to mount and easy to sight in on my Crosman 1377c with steel breech. The low power setting is great for dusk. Cheap price. Field of view is compact but it works very good.

Some type of notation on body near the adjusting screws to let you know direction of adjustment.

No click adjustments for elevation or windage due to using just plain screws. So this sight is better for plinking, casual target shooting,rats, and cans; and that's just perfect for me.