Feyachi Red Dot Sight - 4 MOA Red Dot Gun Sight Rifle Scope with 1 inch Riser Mount or Adjustable Riser Mount(.75 in, .83 in, and 1 in)

When the Feyachi RDS-25 Red Dot sight first arrived, I was super excited to try it on and see how it performed. Straight out of the box I was delighted to see all the necessary tools that I would to assemble and maintain my optic. Inside there was a cleaning cloth, two batteries, Allen wrench, dust covers, screwdriver, and the red dot and riser. Everything you'll ever need is in the box! Once attached to the rifle, I took it to the range and it took no less than 5 minutes to get it sighted in perfectly at 50 yards. The red dot itself has 11 levels of brightness and it was plenty bright enough to see on a bright sunny day. This optic is very sturdy when shooting and held up well from the .223 and 5.56 rounds that were shot from it. This sight is fully metal and is very robust for the price. The Feyachi RDS-25 is very easy to use for all levels of shooting and it is something that I would recommend to anyone looking for a great red dot for a low budget. This optic is a real bang for the buck in my opinion and can compete with much higher priced optics that the standard shooter may not be able to afford. Shoutout to the Feyachi team for selling another fantastic product.

Very affordable. Works great.

The red Dot optic is very nice. People often say good for the money. I look at something as bad, good, or great, regardless of price. This is a good optic. Pros: The overall build quality seems solid; the lenses are clear; it was easy to zero in; comes with an one inch riser. Cons: The finish scrapes off ethe metal easily in places. The red dot looses definition at brighter settings; the bolt heads used to secure the scope to the rail can easily be stripped, especially if they are reinforced with medium strength loctite (to prevent loosening through gun vibration). So the first thing I would do is replace the bolts/screws with some better ones. Home Depot or Lowes should hopefully have some. You may want to purchase additional risers. The one inch sits the scope pretty high and I can't cowitness my flipup sights with it. I went with a .5 inch riser for my setup.

I decided to go with this Feyachi RDS-25 Red Dot sight on my first AR-15 build. Lots of good reviews here on Amazon and also some good youtube videos demonstrating this Red Dot sight's quality were enough for me to plunk down the $40 to try it out. After getting it installed (with no iron sights yet), it functioned well and was easy to operate. Two CR2032 batteries are included. Yes, I said "two." That was a nice touch. The 11 brightness settings are all useful, with the brightest "it goes to 11" working nice for sunlight. A bikini cover is also included, which is also a nice bonus. You also get a cleaning cloth, allen wrench and an adjustment screwdriver. It mounted directly and securely to my Picatinny rail. Then I received an email from Feyachi asking if I was happy, and if not, to please let them know. Right about that time, I had a moment where the sight would not turn on, even though I had not used it for more than an hour on the battery. I decided to tighten the battery cap and that seemed to correct the problem. I did decide to reply to the email from Feyachi and asked what the expected battery life is. The response was quick and helpful - "5 days at the highest brightness setting." OK, great, nice to know. I since haven't had any problem with the sight not turning on, so I'm convinced it was the battery cap not being tight enough. However, it was great to see a company with good customer service. Fast forward a few days and I have also purchased and installed the flip up sights from Feyachi to use as backup to the red dot. After installing the flip up sights and trying with and without the 1" riser that was included with the red dot, I discovered that there was no co-witness at all. I could not see the iron sights through the red dot. So I emailed Feyachi to explain. Technically there was no defect, just not the compatibility I was hoping for from two items from the same company. Nevertheless, Feyachi made it right with great customer service. For those that want to use this red dot with iron sights, be sure to get a .83" riser. This provides absolute co-witness. I got the "UTG Med-pro Compact Riser Mount, 0.83" High, 3 Slots" here on Amazon for $9. Once I installed the red dot with that, I had absolute co-witness. Normally, I would deduct a star for something like this, but their customer service made up for that. You can't go wrong with this sight. It is well made, waterproof, has good battery life and Feyachi stands behind their product. Not to mentioned the price! Well done, Feyachi.

I bought this sight to put on my rifle as I wanted to save some money before spending hundreds of dollars for a more expensive sight. After using this sight, I don’t have the need to purchase any other one as this one is reliable, holds its zero, and is sturdy. (On a 9mm PCC) I would definitely recommend this if you are getting into the sport and want a good sight that doesn't break the bank! The riser is amazing aswell, I will most likely use it for any other sight I get.

It's a good sight, bought it for my WK180C. I wouldn't say it's the best sight to use but it's affordable and with some loctite the screws may not walk out. I do recommend for airsoft guns though, dot shines bright.

Bought this as my first optic for my first airsoft gun. Technically, I paid for it with giftcards but it's worth the price regardless. It looks good on the rifle - aesthetics are key in airsoft. It works better than the iron sights most rifles come with. The dot is nice and bright (though not the cleanest). It's pretty basic - one dot one color. Though, it comes with a lot of accessories including: 2 batteries, cleaning cloth, small screwdriver (for adjusting the dot), allen key, lens cover, and a picatinny rail riser (which I use for my M4). Now it holds zero very well for my M4 but since it's and airsoft gun there's no recoil. I have read other reviews stating it sucks for anything more than a .22 cal so bear that in mind. Obviously there are better options and better brands out there but I'm not willing to splurge on a Holosun reflex that's worth more than the gun just to get it shot out on the field right now... maybe later.

Very satisfied with the sight, red dot is bright even on sunnyday at max brightness Does not wobble and still working well after a summer long of airsoft event

It's a low price item and if you just want to muck about then it's fine but it's not going to be something you'd use im any serious way. Id save your money and spend a bit more of a better scope