A little review of a red dot sight kit…

WB
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Thursday, August 20, 2026, 19:47 (3 days ago)

As many, I’m getting where I can’t see sights. Trying optics as suggested by my eye Dr. Boy are they expensive! I have a couple pretty good ones, Holosun 507c (great!) and SIG One Pro (funky mount pattern, great for SIG only). I have (3) more Glocks with old style slides not easy to mount. Leupold made this Delta Micro that didn’t sell well at $400. A dovetail insert holds the sight low with the battery hanging off the back. They are all over EBay now for $125 new in factory packaging! I had to try it at that price. Was it really a Leupold? A fake? It seemed legit with boxing and all parts, even spelled correctly.

This is what comes in the package,

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I thought the holes looked a little big for the screws. Not lots of meat.
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It has (8) brightness settings and is a “shake awake” type sight.
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It’s lots more sleek than the pictures. For THIS price point I think it’s worth it. But I need to shoot it, sight it in next. This is my G21 in .45, .460, 10mm, .40, 9x25, and 9x19 platform! What fun.
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dot sights

jthomson
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Friday, August 21, 2026, 06:34 (3 days ago) @ WB

WB what you trying to do find a substitute for a scope ? LOL
I use dot sights for both can't see the front sight on less than a 10 in barrel.
Its the dot size that matters, the race gun guys always used a 10 minute dot, it doesn't cover much at defense distances and is much faster to acquire.
for distance I use a 4 minute dot, both on my Ruger Target 22 and my 410 GNR, same sight, just different base.
They also make great sights on your scout rifle, no eye distance issues, add on sun screens for bright light

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