Feyachi 2 MOA Red Dot Sight for Rifle, Compact Red Dot Scope Reflex Sight

Initially, I was going to go for Holosun 403B/C red dot or a Bushnell TRS 25, or even that AT3 Tactical RD-50 Micro red dot. I didn't want to spend a huge amount of money on an overpriced Aimpoint that functions just as well as the red dots mentioned above. Then I came across the Feyachi RDS-22 Micro Red Dot. I decided on this brand of red dot because it had all the same features of the Holosun and the AT3 Tactical except for a much cheaper price. I looked at the reviews and they were outstanding. I mounted this red dot on my AKM and sighted it in, and WOW, super accurate red dot!!! It seems to hold zero just fine and its profile is low enough to where I can get a 1/3 Co-witness with my iron sights on my AKM as well. So if for some reason my battery dies or i don't have time to switch on the red dot, I can see my iron sights just fine through the 22 mm glass. Also, when I put it to the brightess display setting (has 1 thru 11 brightness settings), it works very well for night shooting. My WML does NOT wash out the red dot at all!! Overall, great red dot and an even better price. Don't be turned off by the low price, this is a quality product!!

I mounted a pair of these on my Ruger Mark III Target handguns. For the price they are a very functional, quality product. I’ve not had any issues zeroing the product, holding zero or failure to function in any way. I’ve used other more expensive red dot sights and find these to have more options and work just as well. Adjustments worked as needed to obtain the proper sight alignment and the battery compartment easily accessible.

Good sight for the money. Mounted on 1970 Winchester Model 94, 30-30, Brightness dial a little tight when first used but has now become louser. Wish it has a on/off button instead of the dial for speed of turning on. The sight is small so the top ejector works without the casing hitting the sight. Went to range to sight in without problems. Very fast target acquisition using both eyes open. Mounted in a few minutes with no rocket science required. Can not speak for battery life, since i am in the habit of putting new batteries in my equipment every time I go into the field.

I saw all the five star reviews and thought Most of them were bots. I put this on my jawbone, and it only took a couple seconds to sight in. Held zero perfect through 2 33rd mags. Excellent grouping at 20 yards. About 4 inch group. I am honestly very surprised. A 30 dollar red dot that works? Only grievance is that I wish it had an auto shutoff after a set time. Already left it on for 24 hrs. Still bright tho!

Executive Summary: If you are looking for a budget optic for a rifle or shotgun, this optic is well suited to fit the need and performed well above my expectation for an optic at this price point. Details: This optic is almost identical to the TRS-25 made by Bushnell, which is my go to close range red dot optic for both shotgun and the AR-15. I mounted the RDS-22 on my Mossberg 500A shotgun and the optic withstood 25 rounds of 12ga target loads, 5 rounds of 2 3/4" 1oz rifled slugs, and 1 round of 3" 1.75oz turkey load (kicked like a mule). The red dot was clear and focused and maintained its clarity throughout testing. I then mounted the optic on my AR-15 and performed a tracking drill with it, and it tracked acceptably and maintained zero. However, the elevation seemed to adjust at a greater rate than the windage, and the elevation dial became slightly sticky. There is a tactile click every time you rotate the adjustment knobs and it became a little spongy and less tactile as I went through the drill. Tracking Drill: 5 Rounds center of the target, adjust up 10 clicks right 10 clicks, 5 rounds, adjust down 20 clicks left 20 clicks, 5 rounds then check the target and mark your shots; adjust the optic up 10 and right 10 I then just plinked 50 rounds at various targets and it maintained its zero throughout. I think that this is a well built optic for the cost and it can take the place of the TRS-25 if you were thinking of choosing between the two and cost is an issue.

I’ll cut straight to the point, this is a Bushnell trophy TRS 25 red dot rifle scope clone. The real deal is only about $20 more currently. I have no experience with this particular Bushnell optic, and I was looking to save a bit so I rolled the dice and purchased this one instead. For the money, it’s definitely not bad. I have yet to test it out on the rifle, so I couldn’t tell you if it holds zero or not, however, it feels relatively sturdy once attached. It came in a decent little plastic box with foam inserts that can be reused for other small items, a lens, cleaning cloth, a rubber cover that feels like the straps will probably break off soon, and a small tool kit for installing and adjusting. My biggest gripe is the Torx head hardware and tools are absolute junk. The tool is very soft as is the hardware, and I will be replacing that as soon as I get to the hardware store. Overall, I’m not terribly disappointed, but for only a few dollars more you do get the namebrand and quite likely much better hardware with it. The true test will be on range day as well as long term durability, but at $40, the price was decent. If hardware was improved, I would rate this much higher as a better value for the price, but having to replace that hardware with a higher quality bolt is counterintuitive to the savings at this stage. The tool may as well be left out entirely as its complete garbage and nearly stripped on the first use, so don’t bother with it, just bit proper tools if you plan on modifying your firearms.

It's on my Crosman Custom Build 1377 air pistol and works perfectly out to 30 yards. The 2 moa dot is just right in that it does not completely cover small targets like mice. And at 15 yards it groups dimes on paper. It seems very sturdy and the build quality is good and it holds zero with only a click or 2 to occasionally to readjust for temperature changes.

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Looks like, acts like, sights like the Bushnell. Nice little optic, well suited to my Ruger 10/22, with easy set up and accurate for my level of shooting. I find the dot just slightly larger than I'd like, but my vision is challenged a bit, and this allows me easy adequate target acquisition.

very nice and clear true 2MOA dot. Well made. Very compact. So it maybe ok for some .22 toy like GSG but looks small on bigger guns. If made in 35-40mm would be nice.

I've purchased 2 of these sights to go on my hunting rifles, one worked perfectly and the other was very dim even with new batteries. I contacted Feyachi by email and told them the situation, they immediately sent me a replacement by expedited mail free of charge. These are obviously not the highest quality sights you can buy, but they work very well and are the best bang for your buck on amazon. I'll be buying more of their products going forwards, just can't go wrong. Furthermore, their customer service is outstanding, they really stand behind their products. ***Update*** I've got one of these sights mounted on a .357 Mag Carbine and have put around 300 rounds through it after it was sighted in. It still holds zero perfectly and works beautifully.

After 2 rounds of 5.56 it turned off after every round. Fitment is nice, build quality seems good, problem is in the brightness/power switch. Works when between numbers but needs to be fiddled with after ever shot. The MidTen one is almost the same but 2mm bigger lenses and is still going after many rounds! Atleast on the units I got.

Very easy to use and setup, comes with batteries. Very nice dot sight. Still unsure if it holds a zero since only shot with it once but it's accurate and the red dot is as crisp as my vortex red dot that was $130 more expensive. You will need the height increasing mount too most likely unless you have no iron sights, so go buy that too (only $10)