Primary ArmsClassic Series 24mm Mini / 21mm Micro Reflex Sight - 3 MOA Dot

These are really nice fir the $$. I have 4 PA dots, 2 larger (Glock 17&19) and 2 compacts (Glock 43X & Ruger Mk IV). All four dots hold zero and make hitting plates and targets easier. (Its almost cheating!)Only so-so for a CCW gun is the turn-on sequence. This requires several presses of the “up” button and watching for the dot to appear in the window. So, if you do CCW with one be sure to turn the dot on before you holster and go out. (On a target-only gun, this isn’t much of an issue.)

I shot my PSA Dagger ($250) in a match with a ($500) RMR which felt silly. I decided to try the budget PA red dot on the budget pistol. Dot seems crisp, window larger than RMR, sits slightly lower. You have to activate the dot, no shake awake but that feature would cost more. So far pretty good dot. With the dot off and the front sight centered in the window, shots are a tad high but on target.

Great sight for the price point. Holding zero after 200 rounds of 9mm so far and the included threadlocker is holding nicely.This WILL FIT the PSA "Dagger Compact" with an RMR slide.Only negative is on the adjustment screws for windage and elevation, there are no tactile or audible clicks so it took a bit longer and more ammo to get zeroed. But for the price, I'm not complaining.

I search for a while to find a optic with an rmr footprint that didn't cost close to $1000. The primary arm seemed like a good fit, considering the brand is pretty solid.Right off the bat, the battery is located on the bottom of the optic which means you have to take the optic off in order to change the battery.Additionally the unit that I have will not wake unless you push one of the buttons and even then it only stays on about two minutes.I'm stuck with it though, unless I want to buy a trijicon or a new slide.It seems to hold zero which is nice, but I stopped carrying this gun because I need an optic to wake as soon as I draw. Can't be fumbling about using roast motor skills to get the thing to operate.If primary arms would work on that I think it would be solid, although you still have to remove it to change the battery.

Seems good for a less expensive model. This is my first pistol red dot. I’ve got 100rounds 9mm through no issues. Sighted in with 5 shots. Overall good. We will see with longevity.

This is my first mini reflex so I dont have anything else to compare it to so I'll keep it simple. It works it's bright it holds zero... so far so good.

Great service, fine optic for the money, rugged enough to throw in the glove box with no fear of not working when needed.

This red dot is very well built and has a good picture windows. Only down side that they don't advertise Is it turns off after 12 hours. So not a good red dot for a every day carry.