AIM Sports Dual Illuminated Red & Green Dot Sight w/ 4 Different Reticles RT4-03

I recently bought this inexpensive red-dot sight to mount on a Ruger (.22LR) Mark III Hunter. It is remarkably sturdy, accurate and holds target perfectly.....at least through my first 500 rounds so far. After sighting it in (about 6 shots to zero it), it was holding target within a 1.5" diameter circle, dead center, at an indoor range at 50'. Each of the 4 different redicles are crisp/sharp and well defined. Each of the colors (red and green) have adjustable intensity. I used the red, lowest intensity, (+) redicle on all my shots. I have no doubt that the other combinations will do equally well.I do not know how well this sight will perform outside in bright sunlight, nor on a firearm with heavy recoil over time. This is not to say that I believe it will be problematic.....just mean that I have not tested it in this fashion. This sight will remain on my low-recoil pistol, and I rarely shoot this gun in bright sunlight.....almost always shoot targets indoors, or plink outdoors standing under a covered top.Summation: This sight complements the best in a high-quality. low-recoil firearm....and measurably improves the skill of the shooter. I would absolutely recommend it without reservation.

This sight is easy to install and adjust. It provides a relatively crisp red/green dot. However, when selecting reticles other than the dots, the visual gets grainy and makes it difficult to see the target. Only other issue I have is with the screw that "locks" the adjustment down. When you lock this screw, it shifts the sight to the right throwing off sight accuracy. You can try to over adjust the sight then lock it in, but i don't bother locking it in anymore and I haven't had any issues.

I'm basing my star rating on the price I paid. 28$. If I had paid the price of a name brand, say 400$, Maybe 3.5 stars. I was able to sight this in, on my AR15(shooting 5.56), at 25 yds without any problems. However, I only ran about 100rds. So, how long this sight will last over time is still unknown. The reticles were surprisingly very clear. Very little parallax at 25yd.(I have yet to try a longer distance. I'm confident I can get 50yds maybe 100yds.) The sight mounts snug and secure. The adjusts did feel a little loose. I might try some locktite once you have it sighted to keep it from moving. Even if I only get a 1,000 rds using this sight before it breaks is worth the money. If It keeps working, well great. TRY IT!!!-Exxes

Well this was what I purchased. A cheap red dot sight. Purchased in 2018. Finally mounted on a 9mm AR today. After a few shots the lens and retaining ring launched down range.We’ll see what some super glue will do:(

Several of us jumped in on the "optics" bandwagon to see how we would like it. We do, it's just that we don't like it with this particular optic.Yes, it set up easily enough and mounted on all of the guns, but the getting the accuracy down was difficult. The screws that lock in the settings are MINISCULE and can easily be stripped. Once that happens, the optic won't hold registration and the end result is very unacceptable.Initially the optic did work quite well, but not being able to hold the sight alignment more than 50 or 60 rounds makes this merely a toy optic to test with to see if you would like to shoot with a good one.

First of all, once I opened the package, it was smaller than I expected and I noticed that it had a few scratches on the side. Second, I was attempting to zero this sight and as much as I wanted to turn the knob, the reticle did not move much for both elevation and windage. Other than that, it has sturdy material, very stable, nice reticles and brightness and it does its job. It's a cheap product but it gets the job done.

I bought this simply because I didn't want to invest too much into my first holographic sight. I liked that it had the option of both green and red at 3 different brightness levels X 4 different reticles, which allow me to try out different configurations before I do invest into a high quality red dot.

Removed this from the packaging and found a small square of black material was blocking the reticle from being projected. It was inside the little projection chamber of the unit, up against the window. I had to unscrew the cover (could only get to 3 out of the 4 screws), pry it up carefully, and use a sharp, thin tool to push the little square of material aside. Who knows when it might show up again after normal use, I couldn't see where it ended up.With that out of the way, the unit is working fine so far after a few hundred rounds mounted to my Beretta ARX160 22LR. If it wasn't so inexpensive I would have made a much bigger fuss. If you do buy this, good luck to you.