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Question: Is this type of scope a good "fit" for a lever action .44 magnum, which came with a picatinny rail?
Document: This is a poor man's version of this type of site. Having said that, this is by far the best money I spent on my gun. This thing is awesome. Make sure you have a tight fit on the rail before adjusting the sights. I have the $450 version of this on my AR15 but this is perfect for my 12ga. .
The rail on my pistol is fixed and does not move with the slide so perhaps that helps. I think the next test will be how well it holds the zero after reinstalling the sight.I really liked that the scope comes with a little rubber cover to protect it while in storage or moving it around. Also came with an extra battery that will be needed some day when I leave the scope on and put it back in the safe.
You get what you pay for. It's not a Burris or an Aimpoint level optic, and doesn't fit properly on non-standard rail systems (like a Mako group pistol rail). The glare is fairly harsh- it casts a lot of light back at the user. I do like how you can select the reticle you prefer (dot, circle, hatches), but there's very little adjustment in terms of how bright the dot is.
Good scope for BB or Pellet gun but not the most accurate and limited adjustment.
Seems to work good, but not a lot of up and down adjustment. Installed it on my SKS at first, but decided to put a scope on it and put the red dot on my SAR1 ak-47
For $30, this is a nice little scope. It took a bit to get it zeroed in because I'm using it on my Beretta Neos pistol at about 60 ft but once I got it set, it works pretty good.
I know, you're probably thinking another piece of junk some hick is happy with.....well, that's what I thought also.To be honest this red dot surprised the crap outta me. Yeah it's relatively cheap. No it's not an Eotech but for what I am using it for it's perfect.I redid a Chinese SKS to 922r compliance and I wanted a sight like this. I did the Tapco T6 stock and mounted this sight on the picatinny rail on the hand guard.
Blurry crappy sight it's not even name brand not that utac is a good name brand mine came with no markings whatsoever just a big made in China sticker, returning was too much of a gamble so I lost out on 35 dollars
I was really surprised when I received this unit and actually saw it. Well made and the imagine is very good. It mounted on my Sig model 400 very well and I can use it in conjunction with my iron sights, or I can flip the irons out of the way. Nice bright red or green light at your discretion, and with the type of image you want, from a dot to a circled dot. Lets see how it stands up to recoil, but right now I am very happy.
I bought this red dot purely because of price. When it came in, it came with an extra battery which was a pleasant surprise. I set it up, threw it on my gun and I really like it. Haven't gotten to try it out at the range yet but it seems pretty well set up right from the start. For what you pay, it's definitely a good deal.The case is sturdy, I don't feel like it would brake easily.
Answer: yes