That's all I need for that gun. It sits in the safe and I only take it out every six months or so. I run 10 to 20 rounds and it's always on. It has never deviated from where I left it a couple of years ago. Now my target guns get the treatment. Vortex scopes, iron sights and money is no issue on those guns. I know of at least two police force units that use that same red dot. The last time I talked to him all of the officers had sold there high dollar sight in favor of the Sight Mark optics. It works for them and they have no complaints. I will see if I can get a hold of him and let him tell you himself. Sometimes good things don't have to cost a lot. Steve at SR Armory can verify this. He was selling those sights for a great price and I set there and talked to a swat officer that ran one on his SBR. He was there buying another for a different rifle. Is it a Aim Point? Hell no but it fits the bill for what I want. Like I said before I have be running them for five years and I have not had one failure. To me that's good enough to keep on a SD gun sitting in the safe. Lord knows I have abused a few of them and they stayed right where they were suppose to be. If you haven't tried one then don't let your pie hole over floweth with filling.
They have four different settings. The red dot is two MOA. It will group damn good for what it is. At 50 yards it will group like nobody's business. I tried shooting my friends Eotech and I couldn't hit a dam thing with it. It had to in line with the iron sights or I got nothing. That's what I like about mine it doesn't have to be anywhere near the flip up sites to be on target. I hated the Eotech.
