ADE RD3-022 Artemis PRO Motion Activated, Multi-6 Reticles RED Dot Sight for Optics Ready Pistol That is Compatible with Trijicon RMR SRO Footprint/Slide/Screw Pattern – Compact Reflex CCW Optic Ready

I'm not going to call it a Trijicon or Holosun killer, and that's okay. I paid just a hair over $100 for a pistol dot on the assumption it wouldn't work after a while, simply because I wanted to see if I liked dots on pistols. Good news is, I do. Better news is, it hasn't died yet. I'm not going to lie to you and say it's seen a thousand rounds. It's seen 650 exactly, because it's on my only 9mm and I can count the empty boxes. It's on a plate that replaces the rear sight, instead of a milled slide. It's sat in my safe, bumping around uncovered as I rummage through it. It's been lugged to multiple range days, accidentally dropped, you name it. I'm almost kind of angry when it still refuses to lose zero, because I expected to trade up by now and it politely refuses each time. The dot options are nice, as is the brightness settings. None of them are NVG compliant so don't try. If youre putting it on a pistol, your accuracy will falter long before the sight's does unless you're a professional target shooter, in which case you're not buying this anyhow. For what I paid I'm extremely impressed. If it ever decides to kick the bucket I will update this with it's time of death and reason, but I have a feeling nothing I'm gonna have to swap it to something a lot larger for it to give

Great quality works very well and the automatic on is perfect for quick action when you need it. Lense is clear same with the dot. I plan on buying another for my other pistols

I purchased 3 other micro dits from ADE and they've been tested in competition, banged and dropped and worked well so although a newer model i wasn't worried but I should've been. It failed at night when I grabbed my gun for protection at night against possible coyotes. Went to turn down the intensity and it turned off and wouldn't come back on. 5 minutes later it finally did but was only a dot at full intensity and pushing the intensity button only dimmed it while holding the button down. The reticle button diest di anything now. Garbage when it counted.

Amazing piece of kit. Went through several red dots for my ppitsol prior to this. This has auto power-off, shake awake and multiple reticles - not normal on a unit at this price. Very sturdy, solid, but light, and the easiest sight acquisition of any I have used. Well worth the money - will buy more.

Put this on my taurus tx 22 competition. and its holding zero great. Only down side is that for whatever reason the screws that came with it didn't seem to work and didn't fit. Maybe the coating and the blue locktight at the end of the screws made it too thick to screw in but I didn't want to force it. So i bought a screw kit to mount it. Overall all the red dot works and i was able to get 3in groups or smaller at 25 yards. I recommend zeroing at a inside range or on a overcast day. I have a stigmatism and the bright red dot will bloom and look stary so with going inside Or a overcast day, you can lower the brightness to have a more fine point of aim. All the rectacles are crisp and clear. Compared it to a halosun and it was pretty close to it. Great buy for a range toy setup.

My 1st red dot sight, seems to be sturdy and well made. Very responsive customer service, I needed the 1 degree shim, I received it in 2 days. It also comes with a nice protective cover. I needed longer screws though. I feel it's a good product and reasonable price.

Not bad for the range or even a bedside firearm, but wouldn't use for edc. I noticed when drawing from concealment if you even lightly brush the control buttons they easily change the settings, which could be catastrophic in a self defense situation. For the price it's not too bad though.

I haven't had it long, but so far I like this much more than my Trijicon RMR simply because it has better features and better overall design. The optional shake awake is a much needed feature, the buttons are easier to use and it's very nice to have the different reticle options. It's also great that the battery is on the top so you don't have to remove the whole optic in order to replace it. I always thought that was a very stupid design flaw on my Trijicon. While I can't speak to reliability or longevity compared to my RMR at this point, considering the price difference between the two I almost don't care.