Veteran Owned Company-DD119X Battle Flag Red Dot Reflex Sight Scope, (Not for Pistol Slide Mounting) Reflex Sight Optic red dot Sight

Durable, mounted on a semi auto shotgun. Accurate and not losing zero. Bright and a good purchase.

This sight is very good quality, and I was very impressed with it. I intend to buy more as I need them, but for now I just have the one. I haven't run a ton of shots through to check if it loses zero, but it zeroed easily and has stayed true. I've seen several complaints about the reticle being blurry, and mine was as well. Guys, it's your eyes. Pictures taken of the reticle with my phone are crystal clear, showing no blur. Other complaints I've seen are the gap between the rail clamp and the body of the optic, but that's just how the elevation adjusts on this. Maybe it's a little clunky, but is it really going to make that big of a difference? I don't even notice it anymore, and it's probably part of how they made such a good sight so affordable. I did end up losing the screw that clamps down to keep the elevation from changing, but I should have put loctite on it. Not the manufacturers fault. I've seen brighter sights, but I ran this for a day out in the mountains, in full sunlight, and never had a problem with target acquisition once I turned the brightness all the way up.

My ONLY complaint is I hate the battery set up.CRAZY clear glass with an 1 moa dot.Excellent buy for your 9mm or 5.56 rifles and sbrs. Currently have 150 rounds through it and it still at zero with no shift. Keep this up and I’ll buy more from Dagger Defense.

American made by American employees with a warrenty that makes this a value at this price, perfect size to fit your needs, easy to use and make adjustments. Clear optics to see the retical. functions as expected and stays true to desired zero. Made of quality material and a huge value at this price. Holds the zero through it all. Highly recommend this product and seller

It had a crack in the glass when I got it but still works pretty good

Great sight; easy to install, simple to use and change settings, easy adjustments. Bought for my AR and was really happy with how fast and easy it was to sight in. I also was really happy with how intuitive and simple all the brightness & sight pictures are to change, overall had a ton of fun messing around with those settings choosing my favorite type of sight picture. I found the brightness was bright enough to see perfectly clear in really bright sun and was able to dim in low light making it easy to adapt to your situation. Overall very happy with it and would recommend to anyone looking for good Reflex Sight without spending a fortune.

It feels solid. Looks great. As a Veteran myself I wanted to give this Veteran Owned Business my support so I took a chance on this. Lets see how well it holds up in this South Texas sun. Semper Fi!

Looked like a sweet deal, good product from a “veteran owned” company. I question the “veteran owned” part. Dozens of these devices can be found on Amazon and they all probably come from the same factory in china. The good is they actually tried to seal this one unlike TruGlo who just left the circuitry open. As you can see in the pics it looks off level. It comes with a snazzy hard shell box and two sets of batteries. The bad and the major deal breaker was the sight itself. Turning it on and looking from the center of the buttstock (AR15 platform) I could see it was over to the left. Made a over adjustment to the right. I could see the dot slowly drift back to the left. If it drifts while still what’s going to happen with recoil? It’s a “veteran owned” company so I want to help a veteran out. Maybe shift cost from the snazzy case to quality control? With the proliferation of cheap sights coming out of the east I’m curious as to if the manufacturer didn’t just slap the veteran owned term as a marketing strategy. I like the 33mm of the open sight but just couldn’t bring myself to waste the time or ammo on another air soft sight, (already did with the TruGlo reflexive sight). Crimson Trace has a sight that cost a buck or two more. I’d advise going with a tried and true brand that’s probably made in China just better quality, (CTS-25. $25 bucks cheaper on Amazon than other competitors) or saving for a Sig/Vortex. Keep in mind I’m not Eotech rich but I’d be spending more in wasted ammo trying to make this device work. Save the frustration.