FSIRD22F(Blue) 1X22X33 Red Green Dot Sight, Reflex Sight, Red Dot Sight with 20mm Rail Mount

I recently purchased the FSI RD22F (Blue) 1X22X33 Red Green Dot Sight, and overall, it has been a satisfactory addition to my firearm setup. This reflex sight offers some positive features at a reasonable price point, but it does come with a few caveats that potential buyers should consider.Starting with the positives, the FSI RD22F provides a decently bright red dot, making target acquisition quick and efficient. It allows for easy adjustments between red and green dot options, catering to different lighting conditions and personal preferences.The mount is compatible with 20mm rails, and I found it relatively easy to attach to my firearm. Once properly mounted and zeroed, the sight holds its zero effectively even after firing 30 rounds of buckshot. This reliability during shooting sessions is crucial, and I'm pleased with its performance in this aspect.However, there are some areas where the sight falls short. Firstly, the build quality feels somewhat cheap, which raises concerns about its long-term durability. The materials used for the construction do not instill a sense of robustness, and I fear that it might not withstand rough handling or adverse conditions.Moreover, the glass used in the sight feels fragile, and I suspect it may be prone to cracking with accidental impacts. As a responsible firearm owner, I would have preferred a more durable and impact-resistant glass for added peace of mind.While the brightness level is decent, there's room for improvement in this area. It could benefit from being brighter, especially in situations with harsh lighting conditions or during bright daylight.In conclusion, the FSI RD22F Red Green Dot Sight offers good value for the price, with its reliable zero-holding capability and versatility in dot color options. However, potential buyers should be aware of its relatively cheap feel and the concern about the fragility of the glass. It may not be a perfect red dot sight, but considering its affordable price point, it still provides a practical option for those seeking a budget-friendly reflex sight. I rate it 4 out of 5 stars, with the understanding that it has some trade-offs but remains a great choice for the value-conscious shooter.

Is this a high end holographic sight? Nope. Is it surprisingly good for its price upoint? Heck ya.It comes in a nice little case which protects everything. There is an additional cover to protect the lens too.The reticles are much better than my pictures do justice. My phone just makes them into blurry dots. They aren’t at all like this in real life. There is a bit of a frame of color around them which is mildly distracting but not that bad at all.It attaches to a picatinny rail and seems like it’s solid. I’m probably going to use this on my son’s airsoft and I’m sure he’ll love it!

I like the anodized blue aluminum look. It has weight to it so not flimsy by any means. Tossed it 4ft with rubber cover on and it didn't break or stop working so it's pretty tough. It has a nice variety of sight styles to choose from Has green which works well during day as well as night and red which mainly works in darker or night settings. The reflex lens is of good thickness and has a mirror style finish on the outer side. Control knobs have a firm click when turning to choose setting. Mounts easily to rails and holds firm in place. Rubber dust cap in on firmly and will not be falling off because it's a little tuff to remove which I guess is a good thing. All adjustment screws work as designed for sighting it in. All and all It's a good adequate well-made sight for the price.

This is a ruggedly built Reflex Red / Green Sight. The knobs for On/ Off & Intensity, and the Reticles are all easy to reach and to turn. It comes with 4 different Reticles in Red and Green color, and 3 different light intensity. The first Pic shows the contents of the box and all that is included. Everything you need to power it up, mount it, take it to the Range or Backyard Zero it! I tried to capture good images of the reticles without great success. However, on the Sight itself the Reticle does have a slight double image on the upper right corner only, which makes it look a little blurry in Pic 2 & 3. In real life the image is sharp, but it seems that there are two images that are not quite overlapping completely. Pic 4 I show it mounted behind my scope. These few drawbacks would not stop me from using this Sight, nor would I hesitate to buy one as a gift. For $100 more I would expect perfection and would not settle for less. At this Price, I am golden!

Ok first off, I am not really crazy about the blue color, but aside from that everything else about this sight is above average for the price. I know, I have this sight installed on an air gun, but I am so impressed with it, I am thinking about stepping it up to a .22 LR or more. Unlimited eye relief is just one big advantage of this. The pictures do not do this justice and each of the 4 reticles are sharp and crisp and there are 3 brightness settings in green and red. The sight window is also big. I switched between reticles and did not have a need to adjust zero. Granted, a pellet air gun is what it is so not exactly state of the art in accuracy. This sight is solid and nicely constructed and the allen bolts for the picatinny mount grip tight and handle a lot of torque. The windage & elevation adjustments are also done with the provided Allen key and they have slightly audible one step clicks. The sight window does have a protective rubber sleeve. Zeroing in this sight was easy and I started out at five yards and was in a 12” window with the initial mount. From there I was able to hit a good grouping around 3” diameter at 15 yards. Still getting used to using this but the initial results are encouraging and dare I say exciting. Lots of fun and I really like this sight. Update, a couple of days later. I am getting 1” grouping at 18 yards with an older Crossman 760 Power Master. This is all free hand with nothing assisting my arms or holding/stabilizing the gun. My last picture shows three shots around bulls eye at 18 yards. The other two outside shots were at a much further distance. I put a red “X” sticker over my shots. I am amazed at how well this sight helps me shoot accurately.