Pinty 30mm Reflex Red Green Dot Sight Scope 5 MOA with Flip Up Lens Cover Cap

Awesome little red dot for the price. I got this to mount to an air rifle and it just works. Has color options for the reticle so you can find a mode that works best for you. Once I zeroed this thing is it's really dang accurate and holds zero with ease with my air rifle I highly suggest it. Haven't tried it on a real firearm but it works great with air rifles. Looks great and works great super easy to install and crystal clear glass.

Pros, the price is great, built sturdy, great light features, pretty much all you need, and the sights pretty much stays and doesn’t shift as some cheap sights does.Cons, with everything now, i wish it was rechargeable but it takes the coin looking batteries and no lines on the lenses, that would’ve been a plus if there were.- What it comes down to its the best scope I had for the price, and it being non rechargeable is not a bad thing unless the batteries get discontinued.

Better than most at this price no complaints , I have it dialed in on my 22 blinker very accurate and easy to see , recommend it , only thing i wish it turned itself off after non use , dont forget to shut it off or buy a case of batteries

I am very happy with the 30 mm Red Dot I received. The same company makes a 40 mm Red Dot without dust caps and when measuring with a ruler the barrel dimensions in the inter dimensions are exactly the same? Everything about it is exactly the same except it's a little shorter and it has end caps. This has solid and crisp clicks for each adjustment and I am very happy with the way it holds zero and attaches to the rail.I bought one of the red dots that just has the little ring around the lens and it is definitely not as solid as this one. This is fully encased waterproof setup as opposed to the more minimal design which you can look underneath and see the wires in the circuit board. For the same price this one is definitely better and I feel more comfortable using this in my hunting setup then the more minimal design red dot. It has a sharp and bright green and red dot plenty bright, and it is simple and gets the job done while being waterproof.

Great item. Would recommend buying.

UPDATE: 5-31-24: I heard from the company today. I'm very POSITIVELY impressed with their responsiveness and what they were willing to do. However, I'm going to turn down their more than fair offer (it's the only right thing to do). Besides, this was bought as a starter/tester red dot to see if I even like the idea. Therefore, I would still be interested in looking at their other products if my needs change. Just remember, this is not a top-of-the line product. However, for what I bought it for, and am currently using it for, and will continue to use it for, it works very well!ORIGINAL: The positives: nice and bright; easy to adjust (see negatives), fits well. The negatives: the main on is the adjustment. The indications wear off quite easily (so take notes of which way to move the adjustment) and the very, very soft metal screw-slot adjustments are so wide that it's impossible to find anything pre-made that will fit without being too wide. I think they should make the screw-slots on the adjustments much narrower so an off-the-shelf screwdriver will fit. With the slots being as large and the material as soft as it is, they burr-out very easily and also become impossible to read as to which way to turn them to make adjustments.

If you have an astigmatism there is more of a comet star flare shape than a dot at all, but that’s just us that have that. It’s well lit, crisp control clicks, zeroes well with a bore laser cartridge. It does have a noticeable weight but it’s not majorly heavy or anything. I remove the flip ups cause that’s my personal preference, but they do have a nice closure and they pop up quick. Battery life is great.

Nope, I did not mount this on a fire stick, thunder stick, or even a bb gun. I mounted this onto a piece of Picatinny rail that I had screwed onto a piece of wood that I had inserted a nut that fits...wait for it...a camera tripod! What? Why? Because I'm cheap and had an idea that would save me a manure load of money. I needed a transit. I didn't have one and didn't want to shell out the bucks to get one either. I was sitting around thinking about how to solve my issue and started thinking about what a transit does.Mounted it on a camera tripod I can level. Used an old piece of wooden handrail that I marked off with a marker and was able to come up with the transit I needed. I wasn't doing anything special with it other than working on the grade in my back yard but this worked perfectly. IF there was a bit of magnification, this would have worked even better. But, there isn't and that's just fine. I will most likely mount this on a boom stick (.22) when I'm completely done with my dirt work.By the way, I like the fact that I can change the size of the dot and the color from either red or green. I also like the fact that I can turn it off to conserve coin cell battery life. With respect to the windage and elevation adjustments, It has them but I didn't need to use that particular function for my project. Probably will need to when I put it on a pew pew thingy. If I get tight groups I'll report back.