C-More SystemsRed Dot Sight

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.

works, period. as advertised.

I really like the sight so far, the reason I only gave it 4 stars I bought it to mount on my M&P Core but it will not fit into the cutout on the slide. I had to mount in on top if the plastic filler piece that comes with the Core.

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.

Perfect for my wife's .22. Easy to install.

I own three of these (2 8moa and 1 6moa) and have made multiple Grandmaster in Steel Challenge competition with them. I prefer to use the 6moa on rifles, and the 8moa on pistols. I've tested the dot size using templates at 25 yards, and I can attest that the 6moa is a true 6moa, but the 8moa is a shade smaller than 8--probably something like a 7.5moa. If there's a price difference at the time of purchase, I'd go the 6moa route, as frankly there's not much a visual difference between them in practice. The dot is crisp round, and very bright with a good battery, even in bright sunlight with a reflective background. The brightness adjustments cover a wide range which is perfect for competition purposes. The only caveat I'd make for this dot is that the hood is thin-- this makes it perfect for competition purposes (far better than any of the competition) but I wouldn't trust it for durability on a purely home defense gun or a rifle you plan on throwing into a dump bucket. I've seen one of these things dropped on its hood, and it wasn't pretty! Overall, though, for a game gun this is the best dot out there, and I've tested doggone near all of them either as an owner or trying out my buddies' dots at the range.

If this was a used or refurbished unit I couldn't tell. Excellent! Would buy again. C-More's are grear.

can't adjust the windage and elevation the dot is not moving