Chinoook Mini Holographic Reflex Micro 3 MOA Red Dot Sight w/ Picatinny Weaver Mount

It's a working mini Reflex for $25 that fits only on rail system. The 'integrated' description seems a bit confusing as it would possibly indicate that Chinook mounted the 'flat based' mini reflect on the picatinny rail adapter as a service to the customer. However, by integrated, they mean it is integrated into the whole sight. THIS WILL NOT FILL ON MILLED SLIDES (eg. FNX 45 TACTICAL) w/o adapter plate (of which i am still trying to find the correct one I need), it can only mount to a rail. Also, if your looking for a Mini Reflex cheaper than a Trijicon, you will find a few on here, but just keep using the original sights and save up for the Trijicon.This works and is worth $25, but thats about it.

OK, so I received two of these in the mail. The first one I got, was quite a little jewel. The dot was crisp, and top to bottom and left right there was barely any radical distortion. Having been so thoroughly impressed I ordered a second one. However, the second sight I received appeared to be the exact same sight as the first one I received, but was complete garbage. The reticle was blurry, lost the reticle halfway down the sight window, and reticle distortion was ridiculous once the dot was anywhere other than directly centered in the glass. It ended up falling apart, and now currently resides somewhere in a local landfill. The first one however, is still functioning beautifully on top of a ruger 22/45 lite. It's a gamble at best, and I cannot recommend this product. I'm not a weekend warrior by any means, I shoot several thousand rounds through handguns per year, and compete locally. Hoping this optic would be a steal, I was proven very wrong. Save your money. Buy a fast fire.Update- 25 AUG 16- the better of the two has now failed as well. The Ruger that it was mounted on top of, was securely placed in an aluminum padded case. Upon arrival at the range, and having done nothing other than simply place it on the backseat, and then placed it on the shooting bench, the glass had fallen out of the sight, while it was secured in the case. There was no room for this to move, the handgun itself did not move, however the glass fell out of the site, confirming that these are pure garbage. Don't waste your money on these. As far as the 5 star reviews, they're fake accounts. If I could give this sight less than one star, I would.

This one's a bit iffy, it has two locking nuts you need to remove before attempting to adjust the red dot, but I can't move the windage to center, and the elevation doesn't want to come low, basically it's locked in the upper left corner, will keep playing with it, but i may be looking for a replacement.

Cheap quality and the method of adjustment on the red dot is poorly conceived. Has a severe lack of adjustment on the vertical axis.

I had hoped the good reviews were accurate, they weren't. If you are shooting out of a cave, it might be fine. You can't see the dot in the daylight, there is holographic distortion all over the glass, the dot isn't bright on the brightest setting with a new battery, it loosens up on every shot no matter how tight you get it. Put your money towards something better.

Worked well for about a week with a gas blow back rifle but afterwards the glass fell out of the sight, it was mounted on a 45 degree tilted rail. Perhaps I just got a lemon, but when it did work it did work well

Good for CO2 practice guns or perhaps rifle with limited action movement, not the best for centerfire pistol.

Great little red dot for the $$. Kind of strange to get zeroed but works fine