Pinty 1x25mm Tactical Red Dot Sight 3-4 MOA Compact Red Dot Scope 1” Riser Mount for Cowitness Waterproof and Shockproof Scratch Resistant Amber Lens, Black, FDE

Held zero on my car till I got a more pricer optic. I fired about 600 rounds through it and tossed it on 22s since. Works great!

I have purchased 4 of these red dots and have them on 3 shotguns and a Hi Point 995. They work perfectly with no issues.

It is good if you are on a budget

loved this item; worked out really well.

ok. just be sure it will fit your gun!

TLDR: Red dot is 'meh', spend a tiny bit more and get yourself something better.I recently purchased a FX Impact MKii 35 cal air rifle. I moved my ATN scope from my FX Impact X .25 cal to the .35 cal and needed something for sub 100y varmint hunting. My friend recently picked up the Sig Sauer red dot and I was able to play with it for a day before deciding that I didn't believe it was worth the high cost.Sorting my search by ratings brought me to the Pinty red dot. It has numerous positive reviews and a great price. I decided to take a chance and test out the Pinty red dot.It comes in a small black box with the Red dot, a 2025/2032 battery, a 1" riser, an allen wrench, and a cleaning cloth. I appreciate these little details like the cleaning cloth and allen wrench.The first thing I noticed was a piece of white paint or possibly a tiny nick in the metal on the top of the red dot. Only after a thorough inspection did I realize that this miniscule tiny white dot was the power adjustment indicator. It is really really small. About the size of a piece of dust. What is this for...ants? It needs to be at least 3x bigger!The red dot itself is noticeably bright at the highest level (would be overly bright ranging at 100y), but the brightness can be adjusted. 4 seemed to be the sweet spot in broad daylight for me.As I was inspecting the red dot I noticed a small defect on my sighting lens. On the internal side of the lens was a small bit of a black rubber seal protruding from the seam and with what seemed to be some type of black glue or sealant leaking from the rubber seal. While it wouldn't affect the physical performance, as it didn't block my view or break the red dot, it could however easily introduce moisture to the inside of the red dot if I were to encounter any wet conditions while out hunting.I contacted Pinty via email and customer service responded acceptably within 48 hours. Pinty was able to resolve my issue quickly.I was excited to get to the firing range with a new Pinty red dot. I opened the replacement Pinty red dot and immediately noticed the exact same defect on the new one. This time the black glue/sealant was on the outside of the red dot itself...as well as in the inside of the lens.I decided to begin searching for another brand of red dot.While customer support was stellar, the red dot itself had problems that were not being addressed and support did not offer a solution that rectified the problem or acknowledged my lost/wasted time.I will update this review if anything further transpires with Pinty support.

Pinto reached out with 24 hrs and offered a refund saving me a trip to UPS for the Amazon return. Great customer service! I usually have bad luck with everything I buy so I’m not surprised to get a bad one, that’s really my luck.For $22 on prime day, I thought it would be great for my airgun, well I was wrong. The red dot looks like a sideways Y, almost like there are three dots that don't project to the same spot in the reticle. I'm not even going to try and sight it in since the sight picture is horrible.

It's good, easy to use, like the riser. But the optical view is not very big.