Compact 21mm Picatinny Rail Mount Micro Red/Green Dot Sight with 5 MOA Red & Green Dot Reticle for Precision Accuracy

Diane R. Cianflone: Inexpensive, reasonable quality, it’s a pain to turn on, easy to turn off, multiple button pushes to increase brightness, which is annoying. Easy to acquire the dot. Seems to be holding zero, I have only used the it 3 times and rattled off 90 rounds. I have no complaints, I had low expectations, it exceeded them. So if you’re comparing it to a very expensive on you’ll be disappointed. Scope cover will not last with everyday use or the if you’re ham fisted, those style covers are a joke on any scope expensive or not.

United States on Apr 13, 2022

DASA: So I bought two of these and mounted them on identical semiauto 12g shotguns. I hammered them both with a couple hundred rounds of heavy birdshot and 00 buck and they both held zero. I was surprised (maybe I missed it in the poorly translated manual) that the sight turns itself OFF after one hour. You can turn it on with a push of the button, but one hour is a pain in the butt. How about a 12 hour shutoff guys? One hour is too short. Here's a little tip, the Vortex Sparc II folding caps fit this sight, just put a dab of glue like E 6000 (they make Shoe Goo) and you are good to go. For $25 its OK, but you get what you pay for. A Holosight or Vortex is money well spent.

United States on Jan 30, 2022

StarvinMarvin: I have a Mossberg 930 12g strictly for home security so fortunately it never gets fired. To keep me and it in shape, I take her to the range 2-3 times a year. They allow only slugs - no shot - and only at 25- and 50-yd. I immediately got the Twod, based just on the reviews I read at AMZ and elsewhere and because of its affordability.
Since I've had it, I shot close to 200 rds. About half of those were bigaz Rem Sluggers1550fps artillery rounds. Then i softened things up for both me and the gun with reduced recoil, still clocking in at nearly 1300fps. And this Twod has not flinched. I've only had to make small adjustments after an ammo switch. It's still dead on even after battery swaps. No complaints at all. I've gotten used to frequent battery swaps. I visit the range 2-3 times a year and put a fresh one in each time. BTW, I don't use or rely on this for home defense - the dot stays off and the 930 is sighted centered straight through the Twod tube. You can get away with that with this particular shotgun.
I like this Twod so much i bought another one, not knowing yet which firearm will get it, but I know this thing can handle any of them.

United States on Jul 11, 2020

jipé85: seul défaut sur mon exemplaire, le "point" n'est pas un point mais une sorte de tache difforme. cela mérite tout de même une bonne note, car les réglages semblent être stables sur de l'air comprimé en moins de 20 joules.

France on Feb 19, 2020

Uh-non--uh-mus: Used to quickly zero in on a desired object with a spotting scope which often has high magnification and small field of view. These characteristics of spotting scopes make them practical for viewing and calling shots on targets but difficult to quickly find the object you want to view.

After co-witnessing this red dot with the spotting scope reticle, you simply place the dot in the 1X power sight on the object you want to view and then transition to the spotting scope, regardless of the magnification level it is set at.

Note: This really only works if you have a spotting scope equipped with picatinny rails and a reticle, such as the Bushnell Legend T 15-45x60.

Since it's not subject to recoil, I can't speak to its durability on a firearm, but it seems to work great for my intended purpose.

Love the dual color options and it has a brightness memory so it comes on at the last brightness level. Very nice.....especially for the price!!

United States on May 07, 2019

John S Helm: This scope is a great value for the money, and so easy to install! With that being said, I had some issue with the scope. It is more a me issue than a scope issue. I had a difficult time scoping anything in, I had to keep moving in and out up and down just to get centered. When I finally got zeroed in, I was uncomfortable and felt discombobulated. I felt that there was no common ground, but you were either zeroed in or you were not. I have another tactical type scope that when I put my gun to my shoulder and I am zeroed in with in a couple of seconds. Unfortunately I just didn't feel that way with this Twod scope. With such a reasonable price point, you just need to try it for yourself.

United States on May 03, 2019