Ade Advanced OpticsRD3-009-2 Red Dot Sights - Motion Awake - Waterproof & Fog-Resistant -Optic for Pistol S/N: RD3-009-2 Compatible with Doctor/Vortex Venom/Burris Fastfire Footprint

Originally bought this optic for my Glock 22 .40 S&W, it was one of the main results when I searched for Glock Reflex Sights, Ade also makes like a mount plate you can put right on the rear sight, so I figured just go with the same manufacturer for both. Well I never got to add this to my Glock, Mostly because I wanted to learn how to shoot with it without the help of the reflex sight, I just wanted to have the sight available when I was ready. So something else happened that ruined those plans, another reflex sight I had bought for my shotgun completely sucked and failed, and I really wanted to use a sight with the shotgun and I had this one sitting there so I decided to use it on my Remington 870 Express Shotgun. I had a bore sight laser for the shotgun to calibrate the optic but to my surprise the optic was centered right out of the box, I did nothing more than take it out of the box and mount it on the picatinny rail saddle mount on my shotgun, took it to the range and shot some slugs with it, it was awesome, It was so fun and easy to shoot with, Im totally satisfied with this item, Im going to buy another one, this time a green dot sight for my Micro Roni. Really awesome product, and the price is fantastic.Update: It is now 1/19/2019 when I write this. The red dot is still bright still on its first battery. I used this sight frequently, I have used it on my remington 870 express shotgun 12 gauge, then I put it on my Mini-14, took it off when I put a scope and trasferred it to my Glock Micro Roni Carbine Kit, it was shooting .40 S&W & 9MM out of the roni, decided to put it back on the mini 14 which is .223, and now its back on my remington 870I have bought about 4 high quality red dots, 2 from vortex and 2 from holosun each at least $175 more expensive than this one, those are great as well, mostly because people would give me a hard time about this ade red dot, but honestly there was no need, but I dedicate an optic red dot to each rifle and pistol I have been moving this one around as I substitute it with pricier ones, but this one is still perfect and of comparable performance, but if your on a budget or you just want to test out a red dot and see if they work for you, this is a good start, but even beyond that, its a really good quality, Im surprised its not more popular, this has found its final resting place on the same shotgun I posted my original review about, if your gonna buy another ADE red dot, I suggest you go with this one. They have a green dot one I bought, which is excellent, but I think this one is better. You cant go wrong.

Mounted on my G17 using the Ade pistol mount. Screwed directly into mount. Very secure.Good: Very affordable. Easy to turn on and adjust brightness. Red dot is fairly large but works well for target acquisition. For best results, adjust the brightness to the lowest tolerable setting needed to see red dot on target. Used the optic for day and night shooting. Held up to 500 rounds without a change in zero. I even dropped my unloaded weapon on a wood table a few times without any visible damage to the optic.Bad: It has a taller profile than other red dots on the market. (but 1/3 the price)Overall, I am satisfied. Turned my G17 into a carry optic. The red dot is easy to use.**I will update my review if I break it during normal usage.

I bought this red dot to try on my Canik TP9SFX. Since its purchase and install I've fired around 2000 rounds and tested it in various conditions before reviewing.Cons:Under mount battery compartment requires removal of the sight in order to change the battery.Adjustment can be tricky as the flat head windage/ elevation screws have no click to let you know how many MOA you've adjusted (on the plus side, the sight comes with an adjustment dial to help estimate your changes).No shake-awake feature for quick turn on but, for the price, I was expecting a lot of fanciness.The dot is not the most crisp compared to a vortex or burris, but gets the job done.Pros:This sight is easy to install and fits on most commonly available mounting plates.After 2000 rounds, this thing has held zero with no issues. Just make sure you lock the zero with the rear set screws.The brightness is adjustable via the combination power and brightness adjustment button, and is easy to adjust on the fly with a gloved hand due to the button size (I should mention however, that the power button turns the dot on to its brightest setting by default).At 5 MOA, this dot is easy to find and easy to see, ESPECIALLY if you suffer from any, ahem, age-related eye issues.By far, this sight is worth the money. If you are new to shooting with a carry optic, or put your firearm through a lot of training abuse, give this a try.

Easy to mount and zero in. It’s holding a true MOA of 2-3 sighted at 30 feet. I’m impressed, so far. And that’s not easily accomplished when it comes to my fire arms.

I got this to put on my S&W Victory .22 pistol. Never had a red dot before and didn't want to spring for a Vortex Venom or Burris FastFire and this one looked like an inexpensive alternative. Initially, the unit worked fine. The brightness was good except in very bright sunlight. Easy to adjust POA. The big problem I had was simply trying to locate the dot when raising the pistol to firing position. With no frame of reference to go by, if you point the gun and don't see the dot in the display, you have no visual queue which direction to move the gun to get the dot in place. On top of that, the dot would randomly turn off and on so I never knew if it was my aim or the dot that was off. I think if the red dot sat lower on my pistol it may have been a little easier to aim. I ended up returning it.

Surprising little red dot. Is doctor footprint which needed for a random mount had laying around. This dot has seen rain, snow, heat, and hammer… it’s still running strong and holds zero not matter what I’ve thrown at it.