ADE RD3-022 Artemis PRO Motion Activated, Multi-6 Reticles RED Dot Sight for Optics Ready Pistol That is Compatible with Trijicon RMR SRO Footprint/Slide/Screw Pattern – Compact Reflex CCW Optic Ready

Amazing piece of kit. Went through several red dots for my ppitsol prior to this. This has auto power-off, shake awake and multiple reticles - not normal on a unit at this price. Very sturdy, solid, but light, and the easiest sight acquisition of any I have used. Well worth the money - will buy more.

I haven't had it long, but so far I like this much more than my Trijicon RMR simply because it has better features and better overall design. The optional shake awake is a much needed feature, the buttons are easier to use and it's very nice to have the different reticle options. It's also great that the battery is on the top so you don't have to remove the whole optic in order to replace it. I always thought that was a very stupid design flaw on my Trijicon. While I can't speak to reliability or longevity compared to my RMR at this point, considering the price difference between the two I almost don't care.

The optic itself is fine having a choice to choose between six different radicals is something to my knowledge no other optic on the market is presenting at this point but that's where it ends. The optic itself is made kind of weird so it looks funny sitting on your gun and the last thing that really takes away from the optic is the over branding of the optic. ADE put its name on every space on the optic which gives it that cheap look on top of the fact that the optic its self is already funny looking just takes away from it.So in conclusion if you just want to optic to throw on a gun to shoot at the range then this is your optic, but if you are like me and take pride in your gun then avoid this optic.

Not bad for the range or even a bedside firearm, but wouldn't use for edc. I noticed when drawing from concealment if you even lightly brush the control buttons they easily change the settings, which could be catastrophic in a self defense situation. For the price it's not too bad though.

Like all things, There is a Good, a Bad and an Ugly:The Good:The sight is small and light weight. This make it easy to not notice it when drawing the gun.The RMR footprint has now become a standard on most guns, giving you more options on which gun to place it on.Also the sight come with a set of back up dot sights that can be used if the battery dies.The Bad:Unfortunately based on recoil force, this sight can only be used with 9mm equivalent or lower. Limiting the number of guns that it can be run on.And the Ugly:The sight is not waterproof. This means you would have to worry about it getting wet and ruin the internal electronics.Overall views:If you are needing a red dot for light weight practice gun, like a .22lr or .380. This red dot sight would be perfect. Now for everyday heavy ground and pound carry, I would think twice. And for anything heavier than .40 cal, I would not recommend.To tell you the truth, this red dot is not bad. If only they could fix recoil and waterproof issues.

The nice thing about this optic is that it's slim and lightweight. It's also nice to have multiple reticles to choose from. Unfortunately that's where the good things end, unless you just use this optic for airsoft. It's cheaply made and does not last under sustained recoil.

My 1st red dot sight, seems to be sturdy and well made. Very responsive customer service, I needed the 1 degree shim, I received it in 2 days. It also comes with a nice protective cover. I needed longer screws though. I feel it's a good product and reasonable price.

This is a great optic. I just wish I would of known buying it. It's only rated up to 9mm. Because I bought it for a 10mm. It's OK it just lives on the .22