C-MORE Systems Micro Red Dot Sight RTS2B V5, 1x Magnification, Made of Aircraft Grade Aluminum, Adjusts for Wind & Elevation, Ultra Bright, All Weather, Waterproof, Lightweight, Matte Black

Works great on Ruger 22/45. Has rattled around in my range bag a good big with no damage or zero shift, but I have not abused it or dropped it.

I own Trijicon, Bushnell, Eotech, and Leupold red dot reflex sights. This one is tied for first with my Deltapoint Pro.The C-More is the best for parallax, there is not any at all. Leupold has more features and nearly zero parallax. But the C-More beats it.The way I test parallax is to put the firearm in a vice and aim at something. Then I move my head arount and see if the dot moves off target as it moves around the glass viewer of the red dot. I do this at different ranges. I consider zero parallax to occur when the red dot stays exactly on target regardless of it's orientation in the sight.Trijicon's move about 2" off target at close distances but stay dead on anywhere past about 10 yards.Leupold's moved about 1/4" off target at 20' and is solid everywhere else.My Eotech was WAY OFF moving 6' in either direction at 100yards. I sent it in for correction and after that it stayed dead on at any distance (but lost respect because of it's poor performance when brand new)I hope this helps! Keep shooting, and shoot straight!

So far so good. Very bright red dot. Sufficiently big sight window. Not as big as the C-More railway, but much bigger than any other mini rds. I have found that for me, the railway is the fastest target acquisition sight I can find. This RTS2 is a quarter of the size and is pretty much the next best thing. The controls and battery compartment are better on the RTS2 than on the Railway but the sight window is smaller and has a blueish tint to it. It isn't too bad, but it is a little noticeable.

This a great optic. I mounted mine on my S&W Victory 22. It is a perfect match. I was afraid the 8 MOA dot was going to be too big, but that proved not to be the case. Shooting freehand without a rest at 25 yds, I was able to place all 10 rounds in a six inch circle. I'll take that any day! I can highly recommend the C More to any one who is looking for a quality optic and who doesn't want to spend $500 to get it.

I own several of the previous generations of C-More Sights and this is another step forward for C-More. The window is larger that the STS and this has 10 different steps of adjustment on the Dot brightness that is manually set. It has auto-off. C-More brought the easy sight in adjustments and battery tray from the STS. I put the RTS2 on my 3-gun shotgun and shot a match and then ordered one for my pistol.Larry RBenton Arkansas

Clear large open view. I appreciate the dot brightness in the Florida Sun. Better than expected product. Good choice, so far. I break things. 🤣

I have 3 C more RTS 2 dots and all 3 are currently down. I shoot Open devision in USPSA. I purchased 8 MOA dot from Amazon and it worked great for 2 matches. Started flickering and turned off in the middle of the stage. Dot going back today. Amazon customer service is awesome and I can drop it off at Kohls.Other 2 dots (not purchased from Amazon) are going back to C more. They both have had version 5 boards upgrades and still one died and other cannot zero evevation issues. Did not have that issue before it was serviced.In fairness when RTS2 works its awesome. Howerver this is by far the worst quality dot I have ever purchased (3 times). I have a $200 dot on my CO that still works great. Shooters tell me sometimes you get lucky and it works. Not good enough considering the $450 dollars you will spend.If you are a competative shooter consider other options for your optic.

A nice red dot sight. However, put the rifle in a vice and put a mark on the wall where the open sights are aimed. Zero the red dot to that mark, keeping the red dot centered in the lens. Then, when you look through the red dot and move your head right, left, up or down, the red dot moves and does not cover the mark on the wall. Thus, to hit the target one must have the red dot in the center of the lens. As there is no ghost ring in the center of the lens to help center the red dot, this system is inherently inaccurate. I now need to shoot using both the red dot and the front sight. Unhappily, this removes one of the main advantages that is supposed to come with this scope - the bullet will go to where the red dot is.On the positive side, it mounted quickly and easily, and adjusting the red dot was quick and easy. It is very small, which is an advantage to some.The controls worked perfectly. You can turn the battery off, and the cover is nice.For just over $400 one would think it would be better than it is. I will not purchase a red dot similar to this in the future.