Frenzy 1x22x26 Red Dot Sight, Low Pistol Reflex Scope, Multi Reticle, Compatible with RMR, Motion Awake, IPX6, Full-Sized,

Love this red dot. It is basically a cheap version of a trijicon SRO. Works good and had large window. I have one of these on a PSA Dagger and one on a Glock 28 XCS. They are an RMR footprint. Buttons are straight forward. Dot is crisp and no starburst. Mine are not shake awake so not meant for defensive pistols. But great for competition.

The optic is great, and functions very well on my Canik SFT Pro. I love the dual redical which I believe is a must. Installing was simple and sighting in was fairly easy. I've fired several hundred rounds and the optic has held zero without any issues. Only gripe was that it did not include the battery and it does not shut off (shake awake). For the price its an awesome choice.

This optic is really nice I had to replace my old one and I’m glad I went with this one it’s not getting 5 stars because 1.it does not come with batteries which Is strange but what can you do and 2.it says you can hear and feel the adjustment clicks but no you don’t you hear nothing, meaning if you wanna dial in the sights to say 15 yards your gonna have to figure that out based on trail and error. Apart from that the sight picture is really nice and looks great and the fact you have 3 reticles is awesome you can switch between these really fast and on the fly just hold one button down and that’s it great sight and great price.

I have a lot of trijicon and holosun optics but I have too many handguns to spend that much to put red dots on all of them, this is a great budget option, large rounded glass great features and holds zero without issues.

I enjoy this optic. Large view glass makes for fast target acquisition No complaints Would recommend

So look in the pics. It's use the regular sight height! Large window and shake awake to conserve the battery. And the price is nice. I have 4 of these.

Actually a very solid red dot with a large optical window. The issue is that I don't like the battery being under the optic, requiring the optic to be removed to change batteries. Nor do I like that the optical adjustments have no tactile feedback meaning zeroing the weapon is guesswork and similar angular adjustments on the dial seem to have very different output whether you are adjusting left/right or up/down.

Didn't have a battery and looked used ,I sent it back today and deleted to leave my pistol optic free