Feyachi V30 2MOA Rotpunktvisier

Solid quality build, crisp clear dot. IMO out performs more expensive sights. Zeroed easily with defining clicks. I initially had a issue with the extremely tight fitting lens covers and contacted Feyachi Customer service who responded immediately. They need to be placed on a flat surface and the sight pressed firmly down onto them. ( The upside is that they won't work loose in operation.)Highly recommended product and customer service by Feyachi.

The sight itself is great, but I can't fit the riser because the screws provide are too long and bottom out, which leaves the sight loose. All would have been fine to send it back but I had a skirmish the day after delivery, so I simply made do and contacted feyachi to see if they could send me the correct screws, it's been over a week now and not even had a response.

Really impressed with this, I was considering buying a much more expensive red dot from the manufacturer that begins with a "v", but decided to go for this and save some moneyGlad I did, this is really good quality, the optic is clear, the red dot is sharp and the whole thing feels like an item of quality, I also like that it includes a 'flash hider' which will give the lens some protection in case a stray BB hits it, and with 2 mounting options (low and high) it really is superb value for money!

Where to begin ? The review by Alpha Romeo One Five may be a good start. In it he tests the robustness of this device by throwing it all over his yard, including several times up against a shed wall, and it says on and retains its zero. So no doubt it's robust and will do just fine during all that a hunting trip can throw at it. However, it's not the one you want to take to war. Part of the advert description is, "gives thousands of hours battery life on a single battery." Not unless you have a battery akin to a car battery it wont. The instruction book states, "power supply 3v CR 2032 Lithium battery: battery life: 15.5 hrs continuous use in brightest intensity. 240 hrs continuous use in medium intensity. 480 hrs continuous use in lowest intensity. Light years away from "thousands of hours." That being said, I would assume that in general use one could reasonably expect 350 hours overall, and you get two batteries. Bolts on as is, low profile mount, but comes with a.83" riser mount for absolute co-witness with iron sights. Thing to bear in mind, the mount securing screw has a star head, so if you lose the key provided an allen key wont tighten. One of the advertised features, both on Amazon & in the instruction book is the "motion activated illumination." When you pick it up it switches on at the last used brightness setting. Mine doesn't. Left it on for well over the stated 1hour switching off period, and still going strong. Obviously not up to the 350 mark yet. However, considering if it goes wrong in the "on " position, which mine seems to have done, and you've got it at max brightness and leave it overnight, you need a new battery the following day. As far as I'm concerned, switching on and off manually is no big deal and something I've always done, so for practical purposes I can live without it. Zeroing has a pleasant surprise, as each click is equal to 1 MOA at 50 yards. On most kit I've used it's 100, so to have it at 50 means less clicking at closer distances, and it's accurate. Set mine up at 30 yards as I have a problem with squirrels at the bottom of my garden and they move too quick for telescopic sights, which seems to be a requirement for modern rifles. Whatever happened to good old iron sights ? In conclusion, despite the above detractors, it's a good piece of kit which I'll be keeping.

Not the cheapest, not the most expensive but a very well build red dot sight.ProsBuilt in mesh kill flash/lens protectorLens caps includedBatteries, spare screws riser, low profile mounting plates and tools includedHas a nice finish and easy controls for zero and power. The dot itself can be adjusted from dim to very bright.ConsThe only this I can see comes from using more expensive sights. The front lens (while protected with the mesh) isn't coated to hide the dots visability and may be seen from the front, more so in the dark.For many, this won't be an issue. For some who go night/dark shooting, this might hmgive away your position.Overall a brilliant mid range contender that is worth your consideration.

I was hoping for a budget scope with tampered expectations, but this managed to still disappoint. I wonder if i was sent sv faulty return?I found 3 issues:- the red dot was blurry. This was far from the 3 moa and was just a blob- the riser did not fit (see pics). It seems that the thickness of the flat part where it screws onto the scope is too thin and as a result even after screwing things tight its still loose. Maybe there was supposed to be another set of screws? Checked all the screws that came with it and they were all the same length- according to the description it should have come with a kill flash cover but it didn'tTried to contact seller to replace but was only offered a return and refund. So i guess i will not find out if this was a one off.

This is an excellent bit of kitTurns it self off so no dead battery on the firing pointSupplied in a high quality hard boxTurret caps also act as a tool to change elevation and windageTwo height mounts suppliedExtra battery suppliedVery easy to mount and useNice clear opticsNice comfortable eye relief

Lovely sight. Good vision and build quality.