Feyachi RDS-25 Red Dot Sight 4 MOA Red Dot Gun Sight Rifle Scope with 1 inch Riser Mount

In the world of airsoft, where precision and reliability can make or break a skirmish, the Feyachi RDS-25 Red Dot Sight has proven to be an invaluable asset to my loadout. As an enthusiast who takes pride in their AEG (Automatic Electric Gun), I found that this RDS (Red Dot Sight) complements my RIF (Replica Imitation Firearm) perfectly.Mounting and Compatibility: The RDS-25 comes with a 1-inch riser mount, which is a breeze to attach to my AEG. It aligns flawlessly with the rail system, ensuring that it stays secure even during the most vigorous maneuvers. The height is ideal for a comfortable cheek weld while maintaining situational awareness.Build Quality: The robust construction of the RDS-25 withstands the rigors of airsoft battles. It’s reassuring to know that even if I take a tumble or brush against cover, my red dot sight will maintain its zero, thanks to its sturdy build.Performance: The 4 MOA red dot is bright and unambiguous, cutting down my target acquisition time significantly. Whether I’m in a CQB (Close Quarters Battle) environment or engaging targets at a distance, the clarity of the red dot ensures that I can make my shots count.Battery Life: The efficiency of the RDS-25 is impressive. I’ve played multiple sessions without the need to replace the battery, which is exactly what you want in a reliable RDS.Aesthetics: On the field, not only does the RDS-25 perform well, but it also looks the part. It adds a professional touch to my RIF, making it stand out amongst the sea of AEGs.Final Thoughts: The Feyachi RDS-25 Red Dot Sight is a solid choice for any airsoft player looking to enhance their aiming capabilities. It’s a practical upgrade that offers both performance and durability, ensuring that you can focus on the game and not on your equipment.

Clear, easy to adjust, would recommend to any Airsofters, brightness is clear and adjustable, for what you pay I would say it's mid price but top tear quality.

Fantastic little sight and does what it says on the tin.Fitting was easy and took no longer than a couple of minutes. Illuminated red dot is clear and neat.Would have given 5 stars but it did fog up slightly at one point.

First impressions: I'm impressed. I'll update this as soon as I get it field-tested, but here's my thoughts so far:The good:- I dropped it on my wooden table from like 3 feet while trying to fit it to my rifle. I'm an idiot, but it proved that the sight is at least a little durable.- There's a big lack of parallax (which is good!). The reticle doesn't shift much at all. While not an issue for Airsoft, it's an indicator of good production quality. It shifts about half as much as the best similarly-priced optic I've used before. Very nice.- 11 brightness settings, so it's perfectly usable in bright British daylight. My previous reflex sight didn't have this luxury, and could get annoying in sunny weather (hence why I replaced it).- I'm not staring into a mirror. A lot of cheaper reflex sights have an issue where you'll be staring into your eye half the time in sunny weather as the glass acts like a mirror. This isn't like that, which is a good thing.- Glass isn't dark. A common issue with cheaper sights is the inexplicably dark glass that manufacturers seem to love. This is non-existent on this sight.While, for the price, it significantly exceeded my expectations, there's a couple things I would've liked:- An included transparent plastic lens protector. This could be added onto the front of the lens, with a metal ring that's tightened on, similar to a scope mount, but with a piece of plastic instead. However, typical 20mm lens protectors work fine.- A green or blue dot. Green and blue dots are far easier to see in daylight for me, which means I could run it at a lower brightness to conserve battery life if I truly wanted to.- The riser is slightly too high for a super comfortable cheek weld. However, I can get used to it and, for airsoft, a solid cheek weld isn't entirely important.Apart from that, it's very solid. I'm a fan.

Arrived on time ( One Day ) First impressions are it is very well made and solid and looks and feels premium, the fitting screws are not your usual Hex but rather Two of the Torx type, a tool is provided, the Riser is also of good quality and provides a stable Mount, the riser is see through for Iron Sights and is mounted to your Weapon using a single Bolt (Torx) as you would find on a weapon light or laser Mount. One press of either the Red or Green control button turns on the Sight and each additional short press increases the brightness of the Dot, to switch off just press and hold, you can switch between Red and Green with a single press. the Windage and Elevation Turrets are firm and have a very positive Click as you adjust using the cap as a tool to do so, quite small and fiddley but OK, I bought this sight to try it on my Compound Bow and I will write a further Review on those results after a good testing but at the moment it is sitting on my Tokyo Marui MTR and is superb as due to its small size it adds very little weight, aiming with both eyes open you hardly notice the sight just a nice Bright Dot on your Target, it has held Zero well so far, I could use a few of these and will buy a few more once I am happy that they are Reliable and I am confident they will be. Two CR2032 batteries are also provided. Well done Feyachi, looks like a Winner to me.

I put this on a Semi Auto shotgun for some practical shooting today to see how it went.I was not dissapointed, it performed as well as scopes that cost much more.The view was perfectly clear all day and there was no deviation in the dot.The only thing that I noticed was that the Picatiny rail grip came loose, but after 200 rounds of 12 guage thats not suprising and can be easily recitified.If your looking to try out a non parralax dot sight and not spend a fortune, I can highly recomend.