CL-Sports 1X32 Tactical Green or RED Dot Sight Real Fiber Optic Riflescope

I bought one of these scopes and really expected this product to be complete junk.However I was very wrong. Not only does this scope work, but it mounts very solid, reticle is very bright and clear, adjustment has stayed perfect and has not moved a dot since the day I sighted/calibrated it. I have it mounted on my. 300 AAC BLACKOUTWorks so well in fact that i had to buy a second one for my dad, and will be buying more for other rifles and to have spares.Seriously well worth the money, especially if you don't have $1.3k to drop on a Trijicon ACOG.

Mounted this on an AR15 pistol and loved the green dot (dot a little large but it was for an 8" barreled pistol). Then I took it to the range to sight it in. Laser sighted in at 36 yds and loaded up a mag. Within in two shots had it hitting within 2" but that's when it all went south. The next two shots didn't even hit the paper (using a rifle rest and shooting an 18" x 24" target). Started from scratch again and got it back on the paper but then it drifted off again. Seems to me that it can't handle the mild recoil of a 5.56. Wouldn't recommend for any caliber rifle. Will not hold zero..........

Ordered it on April 1st 2019 came in. Cam in April10th 2019. Build Quality seems awsome. Accidentally dropped my rifle twice. The glass didn't seem to be fazed. Will update when I go to the range. I have high hopes for this on my 55.6

The dot is dim in low light but that was expected. Not an acog Reticle, just a green dot but it works. I bought this for the look and it does that great. The fit and finish is better than expected, though I wouldn’t beat on it.

I am using this scope for paintball, so I don't really know or care how perfectly it holds a zero. However, I can say it comes on and off extremely easily and it definitely looks the part. The biggest draw for this particular scope that sets it apart from others is definitely that its a fiber optic. So that strip on the top of the scope does a lot more than just look cool: it gathers light from the surrounding environment and focuses it into a red dot. This system has obvious pros and cons. The big pros are that it is completely battery-less and it always seems to be the perfect brightness for your environment without any adjustments. The con is that it flat out sucks indoors, and also at night. But it does work perfectly fine on cloudy days, and towards dusk. As far as build quality goes, I can't say the thing is the most rugged scope I ever used, but for light applications it should work fine. If you are looking to purchase the scope for paintball or airsoft (which I imagine about 1/3 of people shopping for this are), another advantage for the acog style scope is it has that built in riser. Oh yeah, the eye relief by the way is awesome.

so far it has held 0 (good at about 60-70 yards) on my ar. use some loctite on screws.

It surprisingly holds zero would not put any thing bigger than 5.56 gets the job done. For airsoft guys it's perfect does exactly what you need! As for you budget shooters it holds zero and has an acceptably MOA for the weekend shooter

Well worth the money .dot looks perfect in most environments. Looks great on an AR holds zero well.