OTW Red Dot Sight,1x20mm 4 MOA Red Green Dot Sight Micro Rifle Scope

For my , I have been looking for quality affordable optics. Wylde AR 223 is located in the Portland area. The YouTube videos I watched and the reviews I read were very interesting. The site I chose is this one. The video that influenced me the most was one specific one. The image depicts this sight being pounded with a water bottle, immersed in water, and beaten against a drum. Following that, it still stood at zero. I am very excited about this sight because I have high expectations. With the kit you'll also get batteries and an There is no 1" Weaver riser included in the package, as shown in the pictures on the box. It may or may not be necessary to use a riser depending on where I place my irons. You can find one on eBay if you're in need of one. There is a great deal less price For this piece of art, however, Amazon offered the best price. Among other things, this sight has great fit and finish, as well as the option to choose from red or green dots in the viewing window, each with a 5 level brightness control. The immersion rating is also rated and the impact rating is rated. Everything seems to be going well so far. You should definitely check out this site. This is also a very reasonable price.

Ada Holden

| May 01, 2021

The review will be updated as time goes along, but so far this optic has performed exceptionally well! Despite being intricate, the turrets are still able to be touched. The dots of the brightest angle look Yet, I haven't tried it outdoors in the afternoon sun. However, I intend to test it soon. Because the camera balances out the dots, they appear dim on the pictures, but in person they're almost blindingly bright, so I don't expect afternoon sun to be a problem. I will keep you updated while I am working. The turret caps are nice, except I wish they had little ridges like with the Romeo 5 so you can extend the ridges, so the turrets can be used as a tool for adjusting the turrets. Other than that, you'll need a coin or something similar to easily turn them. Despite their heaviness, I don't think they are obtrusive or anything. They're not exactly low-profile, but neither are they obtrusive It should not be an issue with accidentally turning the brightness dial. The knob to adjust the brightness is nice and stiff, so you should not have any issues with it being turned. I don't believe the electronics are hidden inside the ring, but it appears to be. The mount seems fine. Time will tell if it comes loose as it is supposed to. Just inside of the glass is a ring of plastic. You can't really spot it unless you're looking for it very carefully. I think this is a good budget optic that will last for quite a while. videos available that show that it holds up well in torture tests.

Adelyn Hester

| Jul 05, 2021

The green dot is the dot in the middle. This is a solid It was important to me that I could experiment with another style optic with a green dot instead of my Delta Point Pro without spending $500. This is the first time I have used this and things have gone well so far. An extremely durable housing and picatinny mount is machined from An adjustment screwdriver or the nail of your finger can be used to adjust the elevation and windage knobs. Rather than searching for a small hex key, you'd be better off doing that. There are O ring gaskets on the covers of the adjustment knobs. Adding that to the list is You can choose from five intensities of the red dots if you prefer them. Instead of red, you can choose from green dots with 5 brightness intensities if you don't like the color red. Seeing in two dots at a time is not necessary once you find a color on point, it is sighted in It will match taller irons that have a low profile. The lens covers are made from rubber. Despite some abuse so far, it has held up well. No other vehicle that kicks harder than a has been mounted on it. There were 223 pieces, but it survived a drop of about 6 feet to concrete. It is satisfactory to me.

Mabel Maynard

| Mar 07, 2021

The first thing I did was drop it on the floor of my shop. Although I felt like crying, the nice rubber cap kept the damage to a minimum. It has been mounted on my Beretta Neos. A pistol with a 22 caliber. After I started editing it, I had to make few adjustments to get it exactly where I wanted it. My aim was to find a scope that would be suitable for plinking, not for targeting. In this case, it is a perfect fit. When I tried to look at a dot through the scope on my pistol in sunshine, I couldn't see it at all. Despite the bright sunlight, the dots are easily visible in this view. The next time I need a pistol, I'll likely buy another one.

Molly Richards

| Oct 16, 2020

reason I liked this sight was the price. Since I needed a UTG mount for my AR, I bought this sight along with the mount. A video of him beating it with a water bottle showed that it still held zero after beating it. I bought it based on that video. The first time I tried to sight it in after mounting it on my AR15, it didn't work. As the second shot was taken, the dot vanished. There was no light in my room when I tried to turn up the brightness. The dot lit up again after I fired again. The shot kept going in and out every time. was just too fragile to properly handle the recoil of a weapon. A round of 556 is used. Honestly, I was a little disappointed, but still, it is only 30 bucks and it wasn't too bad. In any case, I returned it and bought a Sig Sauer Romeo 5, which I have been very pleased with.

Simone Frey

| Nov 13, 2020

My overall impression is that this is a wonderful There are two LED lights - red and green - with dim and bright settings. I had no problems using this with my Ruger PC9. As you can see in the picture, I was standing at 50 yards. As natural as I pull down and to the right, it kept grouping to the point where with about 100 shots, I was able to eliminate the target circle from It looks like this will be a good sight for you if you're on the hunt for one!.

Royal Barr

| Oct 12, 2020