All those kind of reflex looking sights seem bad to me. I have a lucid hd-7 which has been working great, I think the strikefire vortex red dot is good also. Both are more ACOG looking sights than the one you posted, but both are a few bucks cheaper and well known to be good (in the sense of maintaining zero etc).

Im with phil on this one i got my sight-mark for 35.00 bucks it works great you dont have to spend big cheese to get accuracy ive invested under 300.00 into mine ive got all the goodies i need, halographic,scope,laser, tac lights, grip-pod,sling mounts ,sling, and the best part with the money i saved plenty o ammo so i can do what i like best shoot the darn thing......lol good luck happy shootin make that x affraid of being on the target.

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Yeah....I actually can now see very closed minds...I put a sight mark on my 1911...lasted almost 3 months,,,I can tell that there are people in here that really believe that someone would rebadge a holo and sell it for 500% over the cost of some cheap plastic imitation...
We are not talking about Ford Motor Company here....duh!!!!

and it is holographic were not talking about angels!!! LOL

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Look at the review I posted...the gentleman said right upfront the NCstar lasted 50 rounds...it is not an Ultradot...at 50 rounds I would have to replace it every time I go shooting...can't make any money that way but NCstar can because there are people who believe that because something looks like something else, they must be rebadged. There are times when the only way to build something like something else is to make them look similar.

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So Gentleman according to your arguments because a Zeiss looks like an NCStar...it is just a Rebadged NCstar that they charge 2500% more for...do I have that right?

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The only point i was making is you dont have to spend big dollars on optics my sight mark has been durable and is accurate for me pick what ever works for you its just an opinion not a fact,,,,take as you wish i get great gouping with my optics and the both cost me 100.00 combined i see people spending more id rather buy ammo so i can shoot more.....

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Ok...I mounted the Ultradot Pan-A-V on my M&P15 Sport. The optics are totally parallax free, it is highly visible in direct sunshine. It co-witnesses perfectly and using the iron sights you dont even notice it. I am using the + style reticles with my gun but the red dot is nice also but the reticles I am using line up with the sides of the front sight just right making it quicker and easier to get your target and sights centered. It felt real solid and even my gunsmith and my dad whom are both pretty critical when it comes to guns were impressed at how easy it is to use and that it doesn't interfere with the iron sights at all. right now I am giving it 4+ stars. Just because I have only shot through it twice but it was cased up between shots and held its Zero just fine.

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Grover Oathkeeper

My .02 cent, the best of the lesser price Red Dots are listed below. I can say these work very well, solid build handles the recoil & vibrations of the 22lr (not much recoil to worry about). I got a box of NStar red dots, burris, Tasco that look good on the rifle but that's about all.

SightMark Red Dot SM13041................. $ 79.00
Vortex SureFire Red Dot....................... $149.00

Good luck..

Yes, with one exception I use nothing but C-Mores on my competition guns. Might be overkill on a plinker but for speed shooting they are the best. And by best I mean they always work. Reason most speed shooters use them.
I have to admit that the one gun I am not using them on is my AR15-22. I bought 5-6 red dots before my 1st C-More. I just did not listen to some of the top shooters I know. I spent more on cheap sights trying to get reliability than if I had just bought a C-More to start with. My AR15-22 is using one of those first 5-6 that I corrected and made reliable, a TruGlo Dual Red/Green Reflex. The quality of the projected image is second to none among the so-called Asian reflex sights. Very sharply defined, always bright enough in daylight (like a C-More) and stone reliable since about early 2011. If it does ever fail again I will just buy a 3rd C-More. So far it has lasted thru several major matches and one world championship.
The Ultradots are the top red dot used by Bullseye pistol shooters. you will not find much else used. They are also very reliable. The Sightmarks and such are Chinese copys of the Ultradot. I can't vouch for the clone's reliability but I know the Ultradots are good. I don't use one because they are not a good choice for speed shooting.
Another sight used by some top shooters is the Aimpoint Micro. Current Steel Challenge and Ruger Rimfire Challenge World Champion BJ Norris uses their sights exclusively on his open and rimfire race pistols and both his 3-Gun AR and its .22 upper he uses for RR.