BALLISTA1x 30mm Tactical Reflex Green Red Dot Sight Optic with 20mm/11mm Rail Mount for Hunting Shooting, Battery Included

Great price and works fine. Well packaged and good looking.

I didn't use the product until over a year after I ordered it. I then realized I must have lost one of the bolts to secure the sight to the picatinny rail. BALLISTA customer service immediately replied to my Amazon message and shipped me the missing bolt. I use the sight on a 22LR rifle and it spends some time on a couple of PCP airguns with no issues. The sight seems well made and as mentioned I'm very satisfied with the customer service.

Feels good, looks good, the dot is a little fuzzy but not bad. Haven't sighted it in yet to see how well it holds zero but the adjustments feel solid!

Quick setup

This scope did not fit my dovetail scope rail. I have a Daisy 880! This RD would be so cool bc of its compact size and metal feel. It doesn’t feel like a cheap unit. Unfortunately it wouldn’t mount my rail. Pause. The machining on the scope mount is poor work. If it could only tighten just a few cm more and it would in fact work. I didn’t give it a 1 star bc it looks and felt really awesome. I’m sad I wasn’t able to use it. Just a heads up. Hopefully the Mfgr. Can address this issue

The accuracy on this scope I was able to cluster my shots better than the first scope I bought in this price range. I do recommend it.

Sucks and isn't powerful as advertised.

I like the overall design and green/red dot option, but…Both nobs for focusing fell apart after only a few test shoots….First the sticker label for vertical adjustment fell off (glue failed) and now the label is lost on the ground somewhere…. also the vertical adjustment knob is a bit too close to battery cap so I was constantly grinding the flesh of my thumb on it.Ok… so I was still wiling to keep trying this scope and then the horizontal knob on the scope fell off (the entire metal part of the knob) and fell on the ground but luckily I found it using a flashlight…And then there is the focusing accuracy of the scope… I’m knew to red/green dot scopes but dialing in an accurate shot was not possible after at least 3 shooting sessions. This could be due to my lack of experience but physical parts on the scope breaking or failing makes me think i can’t take all the blame for the scope’s inability to dial in an accurate shot…I did not test it at 25yards but less than that, but all that means is I would have had to turn the knobs even more to zero on the dot and center it.I may be biased or too lazy to look for a better replacement scope and may even repurchase one of these scopes due to its price range but it never quite proved to be accurate and parts began falling off like mad in under less than 100 bolts from a crossbow being shot using it…I’m going to try and refurbish the scope I have a bit but if problems persist ill have to replace it and may have to consider a different scope model to replace this one.