Pinty 1x30 4 MOA Red Green Dot Tactical Reflex Sight with Picatinny Cantilever Mount Black, Khaki (Black)

Honestly I was very impressed with the quality of this scope seems pretty well made comes with a fairly nice mount. I have not had a chance to shoot in yet to see if it will hold zero but Honestly I mounted it to a predator hunting shotgun and don't expect it to be perfect every time

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I first chose this red dot because of the cheap price point. But once I put it on my gun and used it I was amazed how nice it was and how good it worked. I highly recommend it.

Clear field of view. Full range of brightness selections for red and green. I just wish the "dot" was a bit smaller and a "ring with dot". The weight is really nice, as in solid, but, near featherweight.

Arrived yesterday and this is a really, really nice unit. Mounted it on a 9mm PCC and it only took a few clicks on windage/elevation to get to absolute co-witness with my BUIS. I have pretty bad astigmatism and was worried I’d have trouble resolving the dot clearly but I’m not seeing any distortion, the dot is and dot, very clear and bright. I won’t know how well mine will hold zero since I’ve not had a chance to get to the range but I believe it’s going to be fine on my PCC. At $30 this is a huge value. Get you one and NJOY!

Way too good for the price. I’ve had this sight for 4 years, on several rifles and for thousands of rounds of various calibers, mostly .223. It holds zero without issue. The dot is bright enough to use in bright daylight and dims enough for dusky or low light shooting. Pairs well with magnifiers. Battery life is decent as well. If you’re looking for a cheap easy to use basic red dot for low recoiling systems this is a good one.

I have astigmatism and the dot looks silly goofy to me, but through a phone camera I can tell it's just fine. The dot is very bright, works great, the scope itself is not bad, for the price, I love this

Bought this as an inexpensive red dot and it is made well and very solid. It has both red and green dots, with the green being brighter and easier to see. The only complaint is that there are way too many reflections inside no matter the lighting except in very dark situations. I think this many be caused by the length of the tube and the glass lenses as this doesn't provide any magnification but apparently sets up a situation where it allows for reflections which interfere with seeing the target clearly. I am guessing they made this sight this large for it to appear like it might be something fancy, yet I've had a number of smaller red dots that don't exhibit this kind of reflections no matter where the light source is coming from. For this reason I have returned it.

I got one of these for my 10/22. I had previously had a scope on it, but I only use it at a 25 yard indoor range and don't like the standard sights on the 10/22. I saw the Pinty Red/Green dot sight and thought for $30 I would give it a try. I didn't expect much. I spent a magazine sighting it in and it stayed accurate for several hundred rounds. I took the 10/22 apart to clean it, put it back together, and then stored it, expecting to have to sight it in again the next time I took it to the range. On the second trip to the range I was surprised that it held its zero through cleaning and transporting. As for the dot, I have astigmatism, so the Pinty, my old Tasco, and my Vortex Strikefire II, are all blured by my eyes. I checked with my phone camera and the dot on the Pinty looks reasonably clear. It may be a little big for longer distances than 25 yards. I don't know how long this sight would last on a centerfire rifle, or even on this .22, but so far it has already exceeded my expectations for a cheap red/green dot just by staying zeroed across two trips to the range and through a few hundred rounds. I'm happy with it.

The dot is mirrored few times in the scope. Kinda annoying

Reflection tube. :( not for me.