- Made by NcStar
- RED DOT SIGHTS
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Product Description
Description A quality electronic red dot sight with a warranty against damage from paintball. Brand name from NcStar. Made from durable plastic and will fit on dovetail 3/8″ grooves. Will work on the old Tippmann 98, old 98 custom, old custom pro, and the A5. Will also fit on any other gun or rifle that has 3/8″ grooves. Comes with cleaning cloth and extra batteries.
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I bought this sight for my air pistol. It works well for the job. The only problem Ihave with it is that it’s a bit hard to zero without notches or any regular indications on the windage and drop adjustment knobs. The red dot is easy to see and works well. The on/off switch is a bit long making it easy to accidentally turn on. Overall this PAINTBALL red dot sight works well for most applications.
Rating: 4 / 5
The red dot is good. It just doesn’t adjust to rails well. Its really small and it doesn’t look really cool on the gun. Its hard to adjust and its a pain to put on. If you want a dot sight spend a couple more bucks on a better one.
Rating: 3 / 5
For the price, you really can’t go wrong but it is pretty cheaply made and I can easily say it won’t make it long as a paintball accessory. Probably fine for basic target practice with air soft but for paintball, you can do better.
Rating: 3 / 5
I bought this to use as a sight for big binoculars, I guess I didn’t do enough research. There are 3 main problems. The dot is not sharp and clean. No solution. The viewing glass is tinted, so it is hard to see bright stars and impossible to see dim stars. Solution: I removed the lense and put a piece of plastic in. The dot is too bright. Solution: I put some film in front of the diode. It will work for me now. I would rather have returned it, but high shipping and restocking fees discouraged that.
Rating: 3 / 5