Aim Sports Dual III. Sight with 4 Different Reticles

After receiving the sight I mounted it on my .22 hand gun. The mounting was quick and easy consisting of two bolts to mount it to the gun. It took a few minutes to familiarize myself with the sight then it was down to business.

Taking it out to my favorite shooting range I discovered that the aiming reticule was partially obscured by some sort of reflection. I soon discovered that it was a sun flare on the lens. For this reason alone it isn't a very good sight for working in direct sun. It may be the direction I was shooting in relation to the sun that created the problem. I didn't check for that possibility. In the shade I didn't have this problem. I would hazard a guess that unless there is more of a shade built into the sight all open sights of this design will probably have the same problem. I then got down to zeroing the sight in on the target. Then after putting about 10 magazines through the gun the lens fell out.

I contacted the seller and he...Read more

As I have never owned a high end reflex sight, like an Eotech, I can't compare this to others. Suffice to say it fits and performs exactly as I expected and is the second Aim Sports sight I have purchased.

I ordered this "Aluminum Red Dot sight" by AIM but received the NcSTAR unit.?? Not sure what that is about! I guess they are essentially identical in form and function. This unit has only a Red Color option unlike it's product description that says it has green and red. It works and fits well enough, but there is very little difference between all 7 levels of laser intensity, each setting is basically undistinguishable from all the others. Also, when I took the battery cover off to install the battery it was almost impossible to screw back into place. The threads just wouldn't catch. After working on it for 20/30 minutes, I gave it one last brute force try to force it into place before I was going to package it up and send it back. I ended up scarring the metal in the process. Overall the unit is a good price compared to what you would pay ($49-$69) at a gunshow, however as always...You get what you pay for. If you want a high quality well made sight that sports...Read more