Designed in USA, manufactured in China. (Generally all dot sights under the $400 mark are built oversees). The engineering, and quality control are US.
Only Trijicon ( some ) and Aimpoint are made ( they say made here ) in the USA…that’s what the box says…EVERYTHING else is made overseas…whether it’s China, Taiwan, Philippines , Britain or Japan…these are dots made for tactical rifles …hunting rifle scopes mainly used for hunting aee the same …some are made here some are made in China…most dots and scopes , even if they say “ made in USA” the parts are made in another country but they’re assembled in the U.S. so you really never know and unless you have a friend who works for one of these companies , you can’t know if they’re all or any actually manufactured and assembled here…I promise you if you go through your house , that 90% of everything in your home will either be made in China or Taiwan or Philippines or Turkey …somewhere over there….i have a couple of TruGlo handgun sight and a TruGlo Ignite 30mm version on one of my rifles and I’ve never had issues…I remove the caps unless I’m storing it but the Dot is plenty bright and durable…I got it on sale for less than $100…don’t fall for those stupid reviews on TH-cam wheee they game if and throw it in the ground from 30 feet up and try and see if they can break it , or run over it with a tank or drag it behind a pickup for 3 miles in mud, cement, cactus and molasses…I promise you if those same people had a $700 Eotech or a $1000 Aimpont they wouldn’t dare do the same kind of testing on an optic that cost them that much …those companies aren’t going to give you their optics to test but those tests are stupid…you can look up on your own which optics are made here in the USA…there’s only like 4 or 5 and the majority are regular hunting rifle scopes…hope this helps
I just bought one for my Desert Tech MDRX! It is awesome!
I can't find videos on the 30mm unfortunately. Be nice to see some honest reviews and tests.
I was gone buy one of these but I think I’ll get the primary arms one
On a bright sunny day the dot does not get bright enough. Also on the Ignite 22 the emitted protrudes and is clearly visible on the left side.
I’m looking through mine at this minute @10:30 AM….clear sunny skies and mine is extremely bright…just saying…
How about at 12:00 or 1:00. You're probably looking through it on a cloudy day or inside looking outside. It sucks@@rudyv6100
Great video by the way!
Absolutely disappointed, my sights broke 3 shots in and I tried getting in contact 4 times. Emailed and called yet nothing.
I bought one of these for my crossbow--do you sell the riser to mount it on?
Does this red dot sight actually hold zero after many .223 rounds fired?
Mines held after hundreds of rounds..
Where are these sights made? What country?
Designed in USA, manufactured in China.
(Generally all dot sights under the $400 mark are built oversees). The engineering, and quality control are US.
Only Trijicon ( some ) and Aimpoint are made ( they say made here ) in the USA…that’s what the box says…EVERYTHING else is made overseas…whether it’s China, Taiwan, Philippines , Britain or Japan…these are dots made for tactical rifles …hunting rifle scopes mainly used for hunting aee the same …some are made here some are made in China…most dots and scopes , even if they say “ made in USA” the parts are made in another country but they’re assembled in the U.S.
so you really never know and unless you have a friend who works for one of these companies , you can’t know if they’re all or any actually manufactured and assembled here…I promise you if you go through your house , that 90% of everything in your home will either be made in China or Taiwan or Philippines or Turkey …somewhere over there….i have a couple of TruGlo handgun sight and a TruGlo Ignite 30mm version on one of my rifles and I’ve never had issues…I remove the caps unless I’m storing it but the Dot is plenty bright and durable…I got it on sale for less than $100…don’t fall for those stupid reviews on TH-cam wheee they game if and throw it in the ground from 30 feet up and try and see if they can break it , or run over it with a tank or drag it behind a pickup for 3 miles in mud, cement, cactus and molasses…I promise you if those same people had a $700 Eotech or a $1000 Aimpont they wouldn’t dare do the same kind of testing on an optic that cost them that much …those companies aren’t going to give you their optics to test but those tests are stupid…you can look up on your own which optics are made here in the USA…there’s only like 4 or 5 and the majority are regular hunting rifle scopes…hope this helps
Are these rebranded holosuns?
Basically
4hour shut off? Jeeeze. Seems too long. 3.5hours sitting there on
Notice how they're in a dark room. Deceiving junk
And they're not bright at all especially the compact one. 👎👎