AT3 LEOS Red Dot Sight with Integrated Laser & Riser - 2 MOA Red Dot Scope with Flip Up Lens Caps

Just got this a few days ago and have not used it yet. I will share this, my initial impression is wow! This sight feels and looks like sights i have that cost 4 times the price. I have astigmatism so most red dots really give me trouble without correction. The dot on this is very usable to me without correction,blurry yes,but I don’t see 3 of them 😊. Now the reason I really spent the money was the integrated laser. I mounted this on an AR pistol and everything seems sighted by the factory. This is not your typical budget sight. I have high hopes. Yes the laser dot projects as well as a Crimson Trace i have on my home defense handgun. I highly suspect that a couple of red dots i have are gonna spend time in the junk drawer! Im gonna buy more if this works on the range. Some things to note, on the AR platform you get lower 1/3 cowitness with your BUIS. The mount has only one bolt, a minor concern since i think it would take a substantial bump to knock it loose. It has a nice weight and size without being overly bulky. It looks really good on my gun. Lots and lots of pluses here at a bargain price.

nothing. great price for the product

Look well made will how it sights in.

Clear red dot, 2 moa size at low brightness is very small...small enough to place it in the middle of the bull with ,red all around it, of the 6" Shoot n See targets that I use in my back yard at about 40 yards.When I initially tried to sight it in the A/E adjustment would not work...then it started working, then it stopped and started again and has been good since. Once sight in it has held zero though I've only run 50 rounds through it (.223)Sight is small enough that I can shoot with both eyes open without issue. It aligns with my UTG 3x magnifier and definately provides better optics both with and without the magnifier than the UTG 4.2 Red Dot I tried initially.Comment/suggestion.1. remember brightness when unit is turned off/on2. reduce power off from 5 seconds (seems an eternity) to 2.5 seconds or better yet a tactile binary on/off button. It is annoying to hold the power button and then look into the sight to see if it's off only to find out that I must have only held it for 4 seconds and I still need to turn it off.3. Need some type of lanyard for the A/E adjustment caps, even it it is only between the two caps....in the heat and/or frustration that can occur while sighting they are too easy to leave on the bench and get knocked on the ground and lost.a) Speaking of AE adjustment, If I have to use a tool, I actually prefer an Allen wrench because it is easier to use that tool than the screwdriver end caps included.4. Love the CR123. perhaps a slightly cheaper LEOS version without the laser.5. Would like an optional QD lever for mount.6. Flip up caps seem to take a lot of force to open.7. Need rubber slip-on dust covers for the laser A/E adjusters.UPDATE May, 19, 2018: Though a little tall, I purchased these plastic dome nuts, MagiDeal 10pcs M6 M8 M10 M12 Black White Dome Bolt Nut Protection Caps Cover Hexagon Screws - Black, M813 mm, for $2.69 delivered from Amazon (3 weeks delivery from China). I trimmed them down a bit but the dome is still a little tall but they fit great. Added pictures below.

This is one very nice sight, smaller and more compact than I thought it would be, but very well laid out and functional. Both red dot and laser easily adjusted to point of aim, work well independently or together. Have held true to adjustments. Would certainly recommend.

I spent a long time loooking for a red dot with a built on laser. This fits the bill and the price was right. Install on my S&W MP Sport ll was super easy. It co-witnessed perfectly with my Magpul A2 factory sights. The Optic is crystal clear, and the red dot has the perfect amount of adjustment. The laser isn't super powerful but it works fine in my application. Dust caps are borderinging on overly snug but if they were any looser you'd be worried they might pop open with rough handling. The only downside that I had was the elevation adjustment screw on the optic was very tight. I could have used the cap to rotate it, but felt more comfortable using a screwdriver. Windage adjustment on the optic, and both elevation and windage adjustment screws on the laser worked perfectly. Haven't had a chance to take it out and sight it, but so far I feel it's a good value for the low price.

I love this product, it is incredibly well designed, comes with a very easy to read and follow set of instructions, and very quick to set up. What really stands this product out from its competitors is the value, the price point is aggressively priced which makes it very affordable and well worth it given what you are paying for. My only critique is during my first time with the product in the range, the laser pointer seemed to become misaligned after putting about 40 to 60 rounds out. I’m not sure Y that was the case, but it took only a second to realign.

Will do the work.