Moomax Tactical RMR Red Dot Sight,20mm Mount Pistol Handgun Shunting Red Dot,2 MOA Adjustable Reflex SightPistol Scope,Battery Not Includes

I put this on 3 different firearms of different calibers. a 12 gauge, 9mm and a 16" 5.56x45. never broke never failed. I would personally put it only on a plinking toy or a weapon that gets beat up a lot. never tested accuracy that much but it held what we set it to. never bothered to put it on a rest to zero we just eye balled it. had it for a while but i shelved it as i got higher end red dots from sig and vortex. the airsofters will be very pleased.

This is listed as Moomax RMR. It is actually a Sotac Gear M-002. It is a knock-off of the Trijicon RM07. Mounting it comes with the picitanny, a glock MOS plate, and the unit itself is RMR. Unfortunately it does not come with a base plate to mount properly as RMR and requires shorter screws or a base plate. My plan is to use rubber to make a shim or 3D print one. One concern is that it has the "Toy version" Label so I don't know how long it will hold up. The Red dot itself is bright and I was able to zero it to my iron sights. (Note I have high sights though because I have a threaded barrel).Some posted a video on u tube of this titled "Fake RMR, First Shots" that shows it holding up to 9mm. So for 40 bucks we will see. He ended up with a follow up "Fake RMR Final Thoughts". It worked for a while and held zero but got flickery. Funny thing was he put it on airsoft glock and it died. he said it seemed to be an issue with holding the battery in place. base plate/rubber gasket may help that.Overall - Cheap knockoff will work for a bit. 40 bucks is worth it for now on non-carry piece but plan on replacing it once I save up.

To be clear, this is a replica designed for airsoft, and I've used it as such.This sight does its job decently, but has some very noteable compromises. Overall, it's a decent choice if you absolutely must have a micro red dot on your airsoft gun at the lowest possible price point.Pros:- Similar sight picture to real RMR- Faint in broad Texas daylight, but visible. While cowitnessing with irons, it's an effective sight.- Holds zero with my gas-blowback pistol- Relatively cheap compared to serious-use red dots.Cons:- Does not fit standard RMR footprint (incompatable with certain real RMR mounts)- Included "Glock" mount does not fit Umarex G19X rear sight- Unconvincing replica up close: Sight window sits 1/8" higher, more squared-off machining all around, missing trades and markings.- No auto-brightness- Ineffective anti-glare coating (bright lights and reflections will be ghosted in the sight picture)

I've worked with genuine RMRs and their clones for years. But a consistent issue with clones is that the interact quality is just hardly there and this isn't excluded.Pros:- Super robust, survived a 6 foot drop onto concrete glass first without a scratch- Mounts flush on glocks- Fit the RMR profile to almost a TCons:- Parallax is this sights best friend it seems. Makes it nearly impossible to sight in- Knobs don't know their roles. Turning the Elevation seems to affect windage as well for some reason and vice versa- Its brightest setting is comparable to a dead Android phone- The knobs have low area of adjustment so they will never cowitness your irons as the reticle just cannot go down.- None of this matters as 2 shots with a Umarex GBB Glock 17 Gen 3 and a single shot with a Gen 3 Glock make the reticle shift entirely, usually up and to the right.If you just want a sight to dryfire/look cool with, this is it. If you want an actual sight for your airsoft gun, don't get this. And if you want a sight for your real gun, don't be cheap and just buy a real RMR.

First off, obviously, this is a clone of a trijicon rmr. With that said for piece of the chunk of change you’d spend on the real deal this thing runs on a 19x without missing a beat. I do not have my slide milled but also it comes with a rear sight mount that I didn’t use as I bought a utg instead. I “rack” the firearm with the red dot (not excessively) but still for the money why not try it. Def going down this rabbit hole now after trying this!!

Feels pretty solid in it construction. Package is clearly marked “Toy Version”, so if you feel like you want to mount this on any actual firearm. Be advised! It is a cheap clone of an Trijicon, without any of the fake markings. I’m not saying the product is cheap quality. It’s 40-50 vice 400-600 for the real optic. You will see red dot distortion if you’re not looking right down the center “sweet spot”. If your using this for Airsoft, you won’t be disappointed. It’s sturdy enough to actually move a real, heavy slide, but I wouldn’t recommend you rack your slide like that. I found the RedDot to be too bright on the brightest setting as it washes out on the lens. The lowest 2 settings are more than bright enough without saturation in most settings.

I’m giving this a three star rating not because of quality or how well it works. It just isn’t bright enough and that’s one of the important parts of a red dot. Had to run at full brightness and it drained the battery quick. Depending on what your use is (I’m using it for a secondary optic for airsoft) this will work but just don’t expect perfect. It did adjust well the little tool was nice and the hard plastic case too.

So, this is the sight came along with 2 mounting options. I can’t speak on if it’ll fit a Glock, as that’s not the intended purpose i had for the one i ordered.Shipping took approximately 30 days, as it probably comes from China.However, let me tell you. I put this on a ar-15 chambered in 22lr, (as i couldn’t justify anything expensive, and I’ve tried other low priced low tier red dots.)It’s fully daytime bright, surprisingly. It’s pretty heavy, as an optic. No battery included.I’ve put about 300 rounds through, and holds zero no problem. (22lr no big worries) and shockingly you can actually shoot 1/2 MOA at 25 yards with it on a rest. (Multiple 3 shot groups) so it lives up to the 2moa claim.I would totally buy another, if ever needed. Pretty solid value, for budget plinking.(Only 22LR used, both subsonic and supers)5/5