Sightmark Ultra Shot M-Spec Reflex Sight

The pricemark sure meets performance. Once I got it zeroed, it's held for magazine after magazine on my AR pistol. Nice, crisp reticle, standard brightness adjustments meet expectations, and the sun hood is a SUPER neat feature I've never had on a sight before. Cherry on top is that it matches my FDE/black style I'm going for. Awesome RDS, highly recommended.

It's a little pricey but is worth the money. It holds its zero very well on my AR. I like how you can adjust the brightness of the red dot. I think I'll buy another for my shotgun.

I have been looking for an optic for my Mini14 for a long time. I have tried several scopes and a couple of cheap red dot sights.None of them really impressed me.Then along comes the Sightmark SM26035FMS reflex sight. I mounted it on the factory Ruger rail.Not the best setup because the unit itself hangs off of the end of the rail a bit. I figured it was good enough to try it out at least. I went out to the Desert with some friends. We set up steel targets out to 150 yards. I had no trouble ringing the shillouet target at 150 offhand. I let other people try it out and they all loved it. Especially the wives of my friends. They were ringing steel better than I was doing. They couldn't miss!Everyone was very impressed with the SM26035. Now I get what a lot of people were saying about a good quality red dot or reflex sight. The clarity and the intensity adjustments are amazing. In the bright sun I could see the reticle no problem. The unit is a little large. It is not like those compact red dots, but I don't care. The quality and clarity that this Sightmark has makes it completely worth it. I plan on getting an UltiMak rail that replaces the handguard real soon for a better mounting setup. I highly recommend the SM26035 FMS. Try one out. I bet you will like it.

I recently received the SightMark Ultra Shot M-Spec FMS Reflex Sight (SM26035), and I must say, it’s an impressively well-crafted sight with a full magnesium body, making it incredibly rugged. I also appreciate the fixed mount design, as opposed to a quick-release mount, which adds to its reliability.Having tested several red dot/reflex sights, I can confidently say this is the best one for the price. For under $200, it’s an absolute steal.I haven’t had the chance to zero the sight yet, but I plan to do so soon. The only downside I’ve noticed is that the sight is illuminated only in red. In my opinion, it would be better if it had both red and green illumination options. Green is more effective in bright sunlight or daylight, while red excels in low-light conditions and darkness.Overall, I highly recommend this sight for anyone looking for a durable, high-quality reflex sight at a great price.

I know this isn't a "premium brand" with the support of the community but I have very few complaints, especially for the price. The glass is crystal clear, great field of view, wide range of brightness levels and a crisp clean reticle. Sighting in was very straightforward and worked well, build quality seems very good, parallax is 100% perfect, and so far it's held zero for 2 weeks of ownership and a couple hundred rounds. I know that's not a 10 year track record but I'm happy with it. Especially for the Black Friday deal price I got. If you are looking for a more budget friendly option than some of the other brands out there, but with little sacrifice in return try it.Cons. No shake to wake feature. It will auto shut off (in 10 mins or so if you activate it and 12hrs if you dont) but it won't turn itself back on when it senses movement. Battery life isn't great compared to some competitors but that's not a huge concern for me and my use case. It is missing some of the "ultra premium features" like auto brightness, solar operation, but if you want that you're gonna pay dearly for it...I recommend this. For now. If it breaks in 6 months I'll surely come back and tell you.