SIG SAUER Bravo3 3x24 mm 0.5 MOA Lightweight Durable Waterproof Fogproof Red Dot Sight for Rifle

Absolutely amazing sight, at both the sale price and list price. 300 BLK Reticle is phenomenal, 2 MOA groups at 100yd out of the box before sighting. Heavy duty and durable sight, multiple reticle brightness settings for use at any time of day/night. Lowest brightness setting gets very good battery life out of a 2032. Recommend blue loctite when attaching because the set screws will loosen while shooting. 3x prismatic is perfect for 300 blackout, and the 5x Bravo5 is probably a bit better for a .223/5.56 rifle.

I have been consistently happy with the Sig family of Optics. The Bravo 3 is no different, easy to zero, Crisp & Bright Optics, I'm the overall Construction absolutely indicates it is a quality product. I don't care what country its made in, value for the money is outstanding, and there are very few usa-made Optics these days. Yes, it is a bit heavy, but all prism Scopes are. The trade-off is an etched reticle that doesn't disappear if the battery dies, and no blurry dot if you suffer from astigmatism.

Product delivered when promised and was in very good condition. The 3X prism set up quickly and adjusted to my eye easy with diopter. Sight illuminated reticle with simple adjustments and40MM objective gives superior viewing at a distance. Sight in was easy with just 6 bullets.

This is one of the nicest optics I’ve used/owned. Clear sight picture, perfect light settings, very durable feeling, and very practical. I haven’t yet shot with this optic yet but I have a feeling it’ll do great. Only negative is I have is, the numbers for distance are rather small and hard to read and 2 out of the 6 screws that hold the picatinny rails on, are stripped so I can’t remove them with the allen wrench it came with. this would be a near perfect review if it wasn’t for those reasons

Reticle smaller than expected mounting on 300 BO pistol

Under one of the rail is a stamp, "Assembled in CHINA"

Clear picture, good sight, easy to shoot reasonably accurately. Only thing I’ve noticed is that the bravo 5 reticle is a mild amount easier to read, if given the option id opt for the bravo5 over the bravo3. But for the money it’s a very good optic, similar to the trijicon ACOG I used in the Marine Corps without the price tag.

I must say....put alot of thought into this for a build im doing my first sig optic im a die hard vortex fan so I was stepping out of my box...bought it sight unseen as in and local gun store around me couldn't seem to get any in stock....packaging was top notch I eyesight is probably not the best but this retinal seems abnormally super small...took me quite a while of playing with it to realize there were numbers in there....was not impressed with that....after I installed the battery and tried the illumination thinking that may help...I thought wrong..very very blurry dot with almost a haze behind it...if I would have glassed it before purchasing i would have passed it back.....go with a vortex...