Feyachi RS-30 Reflex Sight, Multiple Reticle System Red Dot Sight with Picatinny Rail Mount, Absolute Co-Witness
$66.99
Last updated on November 21, 2024 12:19 pm Details
- Tubeless design with 42mm reflex lens aperture provides quick target acquisition, also a wider field of view to maintain situational awarenes.
- 4 Selectable reticles and 5 brightness settings. Low power consumption for long battery life.
- Integrated mount for standard 20mm Picatinny or Weaver rails which will not loose, made to last.
- Parallax corrected & unlimited eye-relief. Fully adjustable height, brightness, windage and elevation. Where the dot goes, so does the bullet!
- Made of high grade aluminum alloy which makes the red dot sight durable and light weight.
Specification: Feyachi RS-30 Reflex Sight, Multiple Reticle System Red Dot Sight with Picatinny Rail Mount, Absolute Co-Witness
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Feyachi RS-30 Reflex Sight, Multiple Reticle System Red Dot Sight with Picatinny Rail Mount, Absolute Co-Witness
$66.99
Disappointed –
I like the sight for its size and clarity. Right out of the box however, there seems to be a connection issue between the battery pack and the power switch. The visible sight picture turns on but flickers when the power button is touched. The brightness changes on its own. I have switched to the second battery pack but the same issues persist. An intermittent red dot was NOT what I was looking for in a sight.
Warren –
I mounted the sight on a Beretta u22 Neos pistol. I was able to zero the sight for windage, but was unable to adjust the elevation for a shooting range of 15 to 25 yards. On the positive side, Feyachi e-mailed me within hours of my posting my negative rating and made arrangements to send me a replacement. Their excellent rapid response has earned them a much better rating than my initial grade. If the replacement works properly then they have earned a 5-star rating. I received the replacement on May 17 and I know that it works. Unfortunately something in the firing mechanism of my pistol failed and I must wait for repairs before I can mount the sight and “zero” it.
Code L –
I bought this for my airsoft rifle. The sight isn’t bad and would probably be good indoors but is not bright enough for a sunny day outside
Running dead –
I return the first one hoping for something better with the second and an updated model to boot. Updated not so much. All the Circuit boards and wiring is all exposed with no cover. With a little bit of rain mist or water and this red-dot will burn out. It works with no doubt but would never use it out doors.
With a protective cover it would get a 10 star.
a guy –
Seems well built, for the cost. No rattle, nothing feels too cheap. Reticle is bright, auto-off function works.
But be aware, this is a “you get what you pay for” product. If you’re looking for high accuracy at 100 yard+ range, this probably isn’t it.
The sight is a lot of fun to use, great for under 60 yards! The auto-off feature is a smart addition. 100% worth every penny.
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OK, so the first range visit, put it through 200 rounds of .223 at about 30 yards, and it worked FANTASTIC. Took and kept zero, reticle is bright. Held up well to the use. Loved it.
On the second trip after about 50 rounds, the “locking screw” on the side walked out, fell in the dirt at the range, and is gone forever. Now it wobbles and won’t hold zero. Waiting to see if Feyachi can replace the part, or if I have to buy a new sight altogether.
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Feyachi is amazing. I wrote them to see what could be done, thinking I would maybe hear from them in a day or two…
And within 30 minutes, they wrote back, and shipped me a replacement.
Lesson learned? TIGHTEN DOWN THOSE NUTS!
Calgary Finch –
The unit will not stay tight on the pic rail without locktite or glue. I have to re-tighten after every 10 shots or so.
Anonymous –
Well I had an open mind.
I had looked this unit up and saw a warning that a astigmatism could cause some blurry issues.
But much to my surprise NOPE.
I like how you can dial the light of the reticle WAY DOWN for me thats a must.
Its a easy on but also easy off the rail for quick range changes.
You can change the reticle type and while this may seem not to big a deal it is.
And YES Absolute Co-Witness with Iron Sight …..NICE
Very nice package job Fast shipping and an all around good product.
Dakota –
This product has great reviews and it is for a great reason. Not only is it budget-friendly but it is also reliable. I’ve done many reviews for the manufacturers products and I must say that the products are all consistently well made and do exactly what their purpose is meant to do. Don’t get it twisted I’m not recommending this site for combat or hard use but it is definitely perfect for the budget-friendly shooter who just likes to go out and plink on the weekend.
john mcginn –
Works great fully adjustable the + is a bit crooked but the . Option is great. Didn’t take me long to zero and at 25 yards it’s pretty easy to get a good grouping. Good quality for $$
foxwelder –
Nice unit nice price. Problem is after the 3rd shot on my 12 Ga the front bottom screw fell out. We back to camp tore apart and retighten to have it come out the first shot again. I don’t recommend this for a 12 Ga
derek doo –
Look, its cheap AF and it works. Anything less than 10 yards and youll get a bit of parallax (Not really bad considering at that range if the reticle is on target your going to at least hit a part of the target anyway). At 10 it shoots a tiny hair above center reticle. Not really an issue if your shooting at anything bigger than a grape. 10+ yards – 25 yards its spot on. Haven’t tested it pass that. Shot around 200 rounds and on 2 different days. 1st day was the zero 2nd day was to shoot some more, held zero 2nd day no problems.
Im not a super serious “gun” guy and I know the only time I will possibly ever use my weapon outside a range is if someones busting into my house trying to put stuff in my butt. Its really cheap for what you are getting and it works. Auto off is really nice, and its super bright. Comes with 2 sets of batteries.
Cai L. –
Looked pretty ok out of the box and felt decent. I had it sighted in pretty fast and was happy with it. Until the next trip to the range, to my surprise it was shooting 4” low and 2” to the right at 25 yards. I found that the top portion of it moved when touched, it would move up to 4” with a small nudge. If you never intend on touching you sight or putting your rifle in a case then this sight will work for you, if not you might as well just guess where you are shooting at least you will still have your money.
Carolina Gun Guy –
Overall, I’m giving this red dot sight 5 stars, but only because there’s not a 4.5 stars option. See below for my pros, cons, and summary.
Pros:
– Seems to be a quality build, with all metal parts except (ironically) the built-in iron sight.
– Includes (forementioned) rear iron sight.
– Great price for the quality that you get.
– Adjustable reticle, with four options.
– Quality mount built in.
– Batteries included (including spare).
Cons:
– Parallax is an issue. Tested from 3yds to 15yds, the point of impact changes based on where you look through the sight window. On many red dot sights where parallax is an issue, it becomes a non-issue at 50+ yds; I didn’t test it this far out.
– Slightly uneven reticles, most noticeable on the star one at the far left; the points are not exactly horizontal/vertical.
Summary:
So why 5 stars with the obvious parallax issue? Because this is a $44 sight. Parallax free sights are going to cost in the hundreds, not in the tens. I wouldn’t recommend this sight for any situation in which precision is an absolute necessity, but then again, you wouldn’t be buying this sight if absolute precision was a requirement. It’s absolutely great for the price, and I recommend if you’re looking for a casual red dot sight for your gun.