EZshoot Red Green Dot Sight Tactical Scope Reflex Sight with Lens Cap 20mm/11mm Picatinny Rail Mount

If you flip the gib-clamps around, it clamps to the 11mm dovetail of a Daisy 120 air rifle.Although the 3 page manual doesn't say, the EZshoot website for the "EZshoot 1x30mm Red Green Dot Sight Tactical Scope Dot Sight" sight says the windage and elevation adjustments are 1 MOA per click.

Seems to work well

For the price works

Installs easily and very functional.

This is my first red dot and I like the idea of being able to choose red or green. It works like a champ and is very easy to zero.

nice scope, but the bolts holding the scope on don't set in the grooves in the mounting rail which could allow the scope to slide forward or backward

My EZshoot Red-Green Dot Sight Tactical Scope is very good, and it compares well to red dot sights costing 2-3 times as much. I particularly like the fact that it comes with lens caps. Very acceptable glass, the adjustments are easy to use, and give an audible click when turned. It is a good investment for a "first attempt" at this type of optical. I have scopes and red dots on all my long guns, even the 12ga's, and I have learned that one need not remortgage their home to own a quality optic of any type, and the EZshoot proves this for under $30..One thing to remember when using a red/green dot sight... DO NOT use eyeglasses when sighting or shooting. My 150's tend to distort the dot, but take 'em off and it's just fine.

I chose this red dot for 4 reasons: 1. The mounting system -- the 20mm/11mm Weaver Picatinny rail mount was exactly what I needed. 2. The easily adjusted windage and elevation knobs -- other red dots have adjusters that turn with a coin. I have one of those and that method is the biggest pain in the ass, (ever try making a fine adjustment with a dime on a cold winter day?) I mean, why not a screw driver slot? With the EZshoot, you just turn the knobs. 3. Lens caps -- some pricier units don't include them. 4. Shockproof -- product information doesn't say if it's limited to small caliber applications, but the more product details page shows what looks like a 12 gauge shotgun. If it can hold up to 12 ga. recoil, shouldn't have any problem with .30 caliber.First unit I bought, I bore sighted it and it worked great. Took it to the range and after the 3rd shot, the dot began drifting down and right (see target picturee). It finally settled at the bottom of the lens and would not respond to either knob. I was within the return/exchange window, so I returned it and Amazon sent me a new one.I bore sighted the new unit, it worked fine. Took it to the range, The elevation adjustment worked backwards on this one, so turning the knob Up moved the POI down. The windage adjustment made minimal changes to the POI. But, due to extreme weather, I couldn't make it to the range before the return window expired, so I'm stuck with it.Meanwhile, I ordered another unit for another rifle while waiting for good weather, figuring the problems with the first one was just a one off situation. This 3rd unit didn't even make it to the range. I checked the windage/elevation movement before mounting it. Yup, the elevation was also opposite--turning the knob Up moved the dot down. I'm sending it back to Amazon for a refund.