Daisy, Electronic Point Sight, 3/8" Dovetail Mount, 3-Volt Lithium Battery Included, with The Flip of A Switch, This Light Puts You On Target Quickly, 987809-444

Revised 5-26-17 This is a match made in heaven for a non recoiling gun such as my Beeman P17 pistol and my Crossman 1300 series pistols. Dead on accurate at 10 meters, hits a 5/8" square of electrical tape every time. I love it. The threads are a little course for adjusting the windage and elevation but if your gun can shoot this sight can put you on target every time. I bought 2 of these from my local farm supply store. I mounted one on a Hatsan 177 cal. springer air rifle. It does not matter how tight the mounting screws are, the unit "floats" on the windage and elevation adjusting screws, and wobbles a bit. Not a big deal, it should center itself like a plastic spring returning to its "relaxed" position. The choice of 2 brightness settings is great. At 10 meters the red dot covers the center of the target nicely and the first shot goes right there. The point of impact changes about 2 inches to the right for the second shot and another 2 inches for the third, and on and on until it cant move any more. It absolutely cannot handle the recoil of a break action air rifle. I am going to try to fix it, because it is just so perfect for that first shot, if I can just get things to stay put it would be a 5 star produce. It is cheap and feather weight and when it works it works great. I may have to epoxy something in place. The adjusting screws move with recoil. If you can stop them from moving this is great for plinking. A dab of silicone glue should work. The adjustments are very course so make sure you have things where you want them before fixing them in place. It is probably a 10 moa sighting device. The dot is large. Good for plinking, not for target shooting.

For under ten bucks, this sight is a pretty good deal. Like others have said, it's neither very sturdy nor very precise, but you get what you pay for. I broke one of the tiny plastic tabs off of the rear inside of battery cover, even though I had been warned; turns out they're not really necessary though. Also, I stripped out one of the mounting screw holes, even though I had been warned about that, too. I thought I was being very gentle, but I even just a three finger grip on a little screwdriver is enough to strip them. I dropped by the hardware store the next day and bought a couple slightly longer metric screws with nuts and solved the problem. With the additional dollar and change, it ended up costing me more like eleven bucks total. The dot is ghosted a little, even at low power, but the resulting precision is okay for a crossbow pistol that's only good out to maybe 30 feet anyway. The dot is also not quite round -- slightly lumpy in a diagonal orientation -- but still precise enough for my purposes. The sight glass is small enough that the sight is hard to get onto the target right away when holding the pistol at arm's length; holding the pistol with crooked arm at half that distance from your eye works better; maybe with more practice I will get better at arm's-length sighting. In summary: This dot sight is priced like a toy, for use on a toy. For that purpose, it seems like a good deal. Happy plinking!

Nice small device. Perfect for my use.

The sight does work. However every time I pull the trigger to set it the sight readjust a little down, then when I shoot it jumps way high and left.

Its OK, but slightly less than typical Daisy quality. The lens came delivered loose and askew which hid the red dot until I pushed the lens into place, but it needs to be cemented in. With the lens at the right angle it functions fine, good definition of the red dot, in either brightness setting. Seems like it was well thought out as far as how the dot appears over your target, stays small enough to be able to pick your spot on a target without blotting out the object. Where it disappoints is the adjustments, the windage seemed like it was giving a wide range, but the elevation setting was quite flimsy and apparently something plastic failed inside because there was no setting it, it could be moved up and down by finger pressure and will not hold at any setting, going off "zero" with just a shake or tap on the gun (or pumping it in this case). The price pretty much gives it away that it's not expert level quality, but it pretty much arrived broken from what I could tell. I'd return for an exchange but the shipping cost would likely be more than I paid for it. For the price it's worth a try, in the hope they are not ALL defective right out of the package.

I put this on a Crossman 760 Pumpmaster and it's surprisingly accurate with the help of this sight. The sight is all plastic and has windage and elevation adjustment screws. The dot is pretty big, but it's made for BB guns, so you shouldn't be shooting anything too far out anyways. Surprisingly, it has very little parallax, meaning, you can move your head around the gun and the dot stays in the same place (on cheap red dots the dot usually moves quite a bit forcing you to center the dot in the sight and then put it on target) At about 10 yards I could get a 1/2 to 1 inch group, which I was shocked at because BB's tend to hit randomly. For $10 you can't go wrong, but keep in mind this is not a military grade Eotech or Aimpoint. It probably won't stand up to too much abuse, but if you buy it to plink around on some cans with your little brother like me, it's money well spent.

This product was perfect for what I wanted, small low value red dot with 3/8 dovetail mount for my crosman 1322 air gun. The red dot has 2 power settings, dim and bright. The dim setting was always bright enough for me. It was decently accurate. You can expect to hit a soda can out to about 15 yards anything further is not reliable. The red dot just stopped working after a couple weeks of light use. Never dropped, never used for more than an hour, never left on, nothing. Just stopped working, super bummed out cause it was perfect for what I was using it for, close distance shooting and very small low profile red dot. Changed the battery, still didn’t work. Quality is good for 10$ and well worth it when it was working. But to only work for 3 weeks and maybe 4-5 shooting sessions is not acceptable. Would not purchase again. Went with a small 4x20 scope to replace it. Good luck.

Aweso.e red dot sight!

Product is of good quality, comes well packaged and at a decent shipping speed, please note that it is a dovetail mount.

good product

I bought this Red Dot sight for my Pistol (HK P30) and though it look big on the pistol, it look really good.. Material is half plastic and half aluminum (I guess) because on the lens part look little cheap but overall look really good and solid.. Pros - 1. Light weight. 2. Works on Coin battery which is easy to replace. 3. The power button is very convenient with three modes - Off, low density red dot and high density. 4. Good quality material and screws where pretty decently. And require just an normal screwdriver.. Cons - 1. The lens is not very good.. Plastic I guess. 2. A little big for pistol (Fit would be great for rifles, submachine guns though) 3. Pricy I guess. Rs. 2300 is very high. Worth price is only max Rs. 1500.. Overall, a great product and arrive way before estimated shipping time, though it was an international shipping (from NY, USA).. May buy an another one..

Poor lens quality (blur image) , Red dot too large, price too high according to product. Price must be not more then 500₹ and in short ( Made in China )

Dot position changes with position of eye, hence as good as useless for aiming.