Rhino Red Dot Sight for Rifle - Shotgun Scope, 4MOA Rifle Red Dot Sight, Red Dot Scopes for Rifles & Shotgun Scopes with Green Dot Sight & Red Dot Optics for Rifles, Reflex Sight

Works great zeroed just fine on a 12 gauge. It also holds zero even after a couple of hundred shells. For its price point very few other sights beat it out.

This red dot sight is built solid and co-witnesses perfectly on my S&W MP-15 Sport 2. Let me first state that this is my first time ever using a red dot sight. During my first magazine, the sight did become a bit loose, but did not fall off. However, the range officer I was with quickly remedied this by using a little bit of locktite. The range officer used his bore sight to get me started, and in less than 15 shots, I was zeroed in at 75 yards. Let me provide some very useful information that I wish I had known before I purchased any red dot sight. I have slight astigmatism and therefore I see three small dots that are very close together. This does not keep me from acquiring a target and keeping good grouping. I am OCD, so I performed hours of research, across multiple sites and in many forums. I have found that many people have issues with any red dot sight, regardless of brand and price range. So, purchasing a more expensive red dot sight may not be the answer. Many people even found out that they had astigmatism in the first place, due to clarity issues they had with red dot sights. I stumbled across a very useful video that shows a very quick and easy way to verify if astigmatism is the cause of the lack of crispness. Remove the sight from your rifle, turn it on and hold the sight in your hand. While looking at the red dot, slowly rotate the sight and pay attention to see if any blemishes or blurriness you are seeing stays at the same point during rotation. Another method I performed was to take my cell phone and take pictures of the red and green dot through my sight in all brightness settings. Sure enough, the pictures show a clear dot. There are a few options you have if your astigmatism, and the red dot really bothers you. 1) Get an eye exam. This should be done every 1-2 years regardless. Request to be tested for astigmatism. 2) Purchase a prism red dot sight. The prism feature will help correct the way your eye perceives the dot. 3) if you have BUIS, pop up the back sight and look at the red dot using the smallest peep. This will correct the red dot issues caused by astigmatism. Regardless, If you have astigmatism then you will have to deal with that across any red dots. By “settling” on a red dot sight that “appears” to be the most tolerable for you, does not reach the goal of being completely satisfied. Even though I have astigmatism, thus to my eyes the red dot is not completely crisp, I still have no issues using this red dot and getting great shots in. I have zero regrets in purchasing the Ozark Rhino red dot sight.

Very easy to dial in. So far I put a fired around a hundred rounds and the sight is holding 0 perfectly. Very clear lense and very easy to see the red or green dot. A definite good buy.

Great Red Dot on my 1522 perfectly fit easy to zero in.

The mount seems relatively solid. The sight that I received was faulty, with a blurry dot, and the red stopped working almost immediately. Ozark Customer Service has been most helpful in diagnosing a problem and starting an exchange process. I'm looking forward to receiving a replacement, at which time, I'll update the review with my final say, but for now, here is my impression (neglecting the defect issue). The scope feels very solid, and though I hope I never bump it around, the case itself feels like it could take some abuse. The light selector knob has very clear and crisp controls, so I don't worry that it would slip to off during heavy fire. With the faulty light, I haven't had a reason to zero it in yet, but the zeroing controls appear to be firm enough to stay where they're put, yet smooth enough to easily adjust. I originally had issues because I turned it up to the higher light settings in a not so high lighting environment. If you do this, it will look blurry, and or look like several dots grouped together. Once Bobby from customer service heard my issue, he suggested trying lower light settings, which I did, and it is far better. Mine still wasn't a crisp dot, but I was told that may be a defect, as it should be clear and crisp. More on that when I receive my replacement. The flip cap protective covers hold closed very well on their own, yet flip open with the easiest nudge of a finger. I am very impressed with them. This sight does co-witness with my iron sights very well. *******UPDATE******* The new unit has arrived, both colors worked flawlessly, and the dot is far more crisp and clear than my first unit. I haven't had a chance to get out to put it through some recoil testing, but I am currently, very impressed with this sight for the price range it is in.

Very good optic and price is great. Very clear and holds zero under heavy recoil. First purchase was for a .444 Marlin. Current one is for an AR platform.

Had really high hope for this but was dissapointed, even when purchased with Ozark co witness flip up sights. Very nice fit and finish, other then almost impossible to get the battery cover off and I had to return it as the reflection inside the scope tube was just too distracting and prevelant for a sight to work properly. The windage and elevation adjustments worked but required a great deal of trial and error as there was no discernable correlation between the adjustment and the movement of the dot. It's a decent product but too problematic for a sight. I now have to spend big boy money on a more reliable alternative.

The sight arrived on time and I was very impressed with the initial quality during unboxing,especially for the price.Looks and feels like a sight that could sell for two or three times as much.The mount is attractive and rock solid once all the screws are fastened down down during installation,which only took a couple minutes.The dot isn't as crisp as much more expensive sights out there,and has a tendency to starburst in the higher settings while in low light but it's more then adaquate and everything you could want from a sight in this price range.Easily zeroed in at home with a laser boresighter,although I have yet to go to the range for an actual zeroing.Without having tested it out with live fire,I can only give it 4 stars but If it truelly zeros out and maintains it through the recoil of 5.56/.223 then it will be a solid 5.So far it's been well worth the money and if it performs well at the range I'll be recommending it to all my friends. *Update* Took it to the range today and it was spot on at 25 yards with only using the laser bore sighter to zero it.The dots in both red or green were best at the lowest setting in an indoor range.After I fired a 100 rounds of .223 and 50 5.56,I reinserted the bore sighter to check the zero and it remained solid.I'll check again after a few hundred more rounds.Overall this is an amazing red dot for the price and the best I've seen in it's prince range.Would definitely reccomend to anybody looking for an inexpensive sight that looks good and performs as it should.

Only thing is I dislike is I find it mounts a little higher than I would like other than that it is easy to adjust and is very accurate to 75 yards ,probably further than that but that is the max for my eyes without magnification

This red and green dot optical hasn't needed adjustment in 7 months on my 9mm great deal Too bad this isn't in stock anymore