FXV22 PRO Multi-Reticle Micro Red Dot Sight for Shield RMS/RMSc Footprint Pistols – 2MOA Dot & 32MOA Circle Reflex Optics with Shake Awake & Lock Mode

So I was looking at the Holosun 507KX2 this has all the same features but at half the cost. I mounted this to my TX22 and once zeroed has held just fine. At 10-15 yards I can shoot silver dollar size groups. I have a Holosun 407KX2 on another pistol but that one had the battery tray problem. The small screw that holds the battery tray in worked itself out and the tray and battery flew out. Fortunately I found the battery and tray but had to order new screws. Now I locktite the screw in place.The Fox Army battery compartment is on top and has never loosened through 2,000 rounds. The display is nice and clear. I don’t know about longevity yet but so far in the 2 months I’ve had it, it has been great. This comes in a nice padded box with instructions and mounting screws as well as a plate to mount it to a picatinny rail. So if you’re looking to put it on a Ruger 22/45 or mark 4 or browning buck mark or similar it has everything needed. Great sight for the money. Highly recommend.Update: I now have this exact sight on 3 different guns. TX22 compact, TX22 full size gen 2 TORO, and a Shield plus 9mm. It fits all of those without adapters and co witnessed with the Shield iron sights. I would need taller sights to co witness with the TX22’s. Once dialed in the hold zero and are fantastic for shooting. Generally my groups remain tight unless I do something wrong like push or pull the gun to one side. I would highly recommend.

It took a little practice to get this Red dot zeroed in because of my own inexperience but once set it shot flawlessly. I love the style and options. Well worth the money.

I have this on an original 365xl that you need to remove the rear sight to install. I like that it has back up notches for the rear sight which are accurate as well. The battery died on me and I took it to the range to test and I felt it was accurate enough to defend my self if needed. This is on my carry gun and I love it I have had no real problems with it and would recommend to any one. The only issue I had was the battery died after 4 months but I keep it on a bright setting and carry so it's constantly on. Keep extra batterys and your good to go you don't have to remove the optic to replace the battery. Great optic at a great price.

I bought this as a cheap Amazon optic to put on a .22, because it's a .22, it's not going to be that rough on it. Trying to sight it in, rounds were going everywhere and everytime I got close, I'd be completely off again. After using a new boresight to see what the issue was, I found is get it perfectly in line with the bore sight laser, rack the slide a few times to simulate recoil, and found the dot to be drifting to the left everytime. I like the reticles and the dot itself, but it's essentially useless if it can't hold 0. I could tell it wasn't the greatest when I first got it with how loose the windage dial was, it required 0 effort to adjust with no resistance at all. I would not recommend this sight for the price, try somewhere else.

It's a good red dot for the money. Some of these features are only found in $300+ red dot.

Easy to install, good build quality, holds zero on 9mm, battery life is good, better visibility bc of bigger glass, fits as expected.

Pros- price- rear sight to co-witness with reticle(s)- easy to adjust reticle windage and elevation- easy to adjust reticle brightness levels- no removal of red dot to replace battery- holds zero for hundreds of rounds- fit and finishCons:- Will add if one is ever found...

It come with magnification and for a micro or compact red dot on a small frame gun, it makes no sense and it just distorts outside the sight frame