EZshoot Red Green Dot Sight Tactical Scope Reflex Sight with Lens Cap 20mm/11mm Picatinny Rail Mount

(Usage update)After about a month of use this sight is still working fine and holding zero. Only one thing is worth mentioning that could be a problem for some folks . The sight was not holding tightly onto the 11mm groves but I cut a strip from aluminum can and made a shim to put on top of the barrel mount and this did make the clamping force better and it holds rock solid now. This could cause a problem for those of you who lack mechanical skills. I have noticed in other reviews some guys bad mouth the mount but it is an easy fix if you aren’t helpless. Hahahahaha!This thing is just fine. It seems well made from decent quality aluminum and holds zero well on my Crossman 2240 air pistol. The price was right and the variable size and color of dots are all I will need. I’m happy.

My EZshoot Red-Green Dot Sight Tactical Scope is very good, and it compares well to red dot sights costing 2-3 times as much. I particularly like the fact that it comes with lens caps. Very acceptable glass, the adjustments are easy to use, and give an audible click when turned. It is a good investment for a "first attempt" at this type of optical. I have scopes and red dots on all my long guns, even the 12ga's, and I have learned that one need not remortgage their home to own a quality optic of any type, and the EZshoot proves this for under $30..One thing to remember when using a red/green dot sight... DO NOT use eyeglasses when sighting or shooting. My 150's tend to distort the dot, but take 'em off and it's just fine.

Bought for my Barra Sportsman 900 pellet rifle. It’s supposed to fit the 11mm rail but it doesn’t. It’s way too loose. I ended up using the 11mm to 20mm adapter I ordered with it (just in case since there were reviews that mentioned this not fitting the 11mm rail). It’s a little bit bigger than my Sig Romeo 5 but it’s 1/5 the price. It also had green and red for the dot and selectable brightness. The lowest settings (first 2 clicks) work just fine for me so far. Once mounted, it took me 3-4 shots to start hitting paper. After about another 15-20 shots I’m just above center with groupings within 1” at 12-13 yards. I figure I can go to 20 yards and still hit and plink what I’m aiming at. That’s to be determined still while I try different kinds of pellets. These pellets were flat head Daisy pellets. This rifle was bought to have on hand in addition to my 25 year old Daisy model 880, for varmant control when needed. Tho I wish this optic was a little smaller and slightly lower to the rail on the rifle, it’s by no means a deal breaker. I’m hitting what I need to do the job. Looking forward to more testing / practice with it. Slight confusion on what direction to rotate the knobs but if you pay attention while adjusting and shooting, you’ll be fine. Definitely seems worth the price so far!

This is my first red dot and I like the idea of being able to choose red or green. It works like a champ and is very easy to zero.

Very well packaged!! Feels and looks very solid, fits perfectly on picatinny rail , red and green are both bright and very clear. Works great . This is my first red dot and it seems like an amazing beginner tool to learn how to use , very easy operation

Confusing, perhaps backwards controls. If user error, then not enough documentation. Works after a couple afternoons of tinkering. I still like it for the price.

I can hit what I’m shooting at now. Easily adjustable, good quality even came with batteries, allen wrench, good instructions and a lens cloth. Great value and would buy again.

This is made from quality materials, has an excellent clamp for 11mm dovetail mounting, very good flip-up lens covers, calibrates reasonably smoothly, has a fairly well-defined dot, and did not fall apart after fifty shots as many red dots do on an air gun (Hatsan; Hawke; BSA; Ballista).However, the vertical parallax is terrible, which negates the value of having a red dot unit to begin with. The symptom is that with the red dot solidly fixed on a remote target spot, if you move just your head up and down then the dot moves with it... but it shouldn't move at all. Left-right is pretty good, but with such uncertain vertical positioning the sight is worthless.So - back it goes.