C-MORE Systems Railway Red Dot Sight with Standard Switch, Gray, 4 MOA

The OD green coloration is NOT a perfect match with magpul OD, but it is very close. I wish I had something in magpul foliage green to compare it with but unfortunately I do not, regardless of that, I am absolutely thrilled with the quality, the price, the packaging, and shipping. C-More is USA made, and its quality level is obvious as soon as you open the box. I think this sight is outstanding for an ultra light rifle on a budget as it only weighs 4.5oz, one thing some may not like is that zeroing, and attachment of the sight require tools, those tools are included, however one is relatively special to mount the sight. Be gentle with any zeroing or sight adjustment and don't go beyond any resistance you come up against, zeroing can be a bit of a pain, but once finished, and once the locking screws are tightened, you would likely break the sight off your weapon before losing zero. excellent battery life, although the batteries are of a uncommon variety as well. If you are a LEO, or Military, I don't think I would claim this sight to be as practical as an Aimpoint or an Eotech, but it is VERY good quality, and it is about half the money or less, even for the "tactical" model made from aluminum with built in rear sight. I have no doubts it would perform fine as a home defense weapon optic.

Great red dot, have the aluminum version mounted on my stribog. Good brightness on sunny days, best field of view out of other optics I own, only reason I'm giving it 4/5 is the windage and elevation adjustments are a bit of a pita compared to newer optics, and no auto shut off feature or anything like that its a competition optic so it's pretty straight forward .

Had this for a couple months but didnt shoot it other than to sight it in. Took it to the range a week ago and it broke. Sent it to C-More for repair and they tell me it is a fake, a knockoff. I'm reviewing a fake that Amazon send me as Amazon verified.

I should've picked up a C-More sight a long time ago. This thing is a TANK - even in polymer. Mine is mounted on a Kel-tec KSG. I TRIED to wear the thing out. High brass, slugs, 3" to Aguilla minis. With a KSG you can pound out round after round and the C-More didn't even blink. I'd trust this sight for home defense.

It’s a C-MORE they’ve been around forever and it’s obvious! Quality! Sighting in is a little funky the elevation screw is very tight. (Yes i unscrewed the locking hex). Crystal clear lense, no blue at all. One thing to know is they hand tool the serial number in on the bottom. The red dot on off switch is hard to manipulate especially for someone like myself with dexterity issues (I think the click switch c-more is easier to dial) overall very happy and doesn’t it look great on my ghm9!!

Holy cow! When we received this we honestly thought it came out of a terminator genisys extras heap! The lense was DIRTY (lint, smudged), the battery cap does not fit properly AND is ofa different shade than the rest of the plastic. Overall the item looked like it may have been used to prop open a backdoor to a trailor!BUT, we used it and it shoots well, so 3 stars it gets. When we can get the marco settings to work on the camera we'll upload the pics.

One of the best sights for pistol competitions. 8 MOA is perfect for Steel Challenge matches. It is rugged and maintained the zero for over 3k rounds now. I expect it will last quite a while. Just remeber to turn it off and the battery will last over a year.

There is a reason these are popular in competition circles. The dot is bright and well defined, as is the image. While the controls and adjustments are simple and perhaps old fashioned compared to newer offerings, it works well and is well worth the price.This went on a flat-top AR-15 and was perfectly sized to be mounted on the receiver. It also allowed for an absolute co-witness with flip-up sights.While it is considered a bit "old school" these days it'd be a mistake to overlook it. It would be perfect for a retro build.