2MOA Red Dot Sight - V30 1x20mm Compact Red dot Optics with Motion Awake Low Profile and Absolute Co-Witness Mount, Flip Up Lens Covers and Anti Reflection Device

I am happy with this sight. As a whole the weight especially with the skeletonized riser helps a lot. My setup has a gas piston and that inherently adds weight and also forward so far needed to be trimmed elsewhere so to speak. To the sight, I bought this as an aid for my home defense rifle for better lining up the sights. The sights are an absolute cowitness, some videos online might show lower third but, I have absolute cowitness with my Magpul mbus rear and a Midwest Industries fixed front sight on the rail. The on/off button has great tactile and click when pressed, the brightness buttons are the same way. The covers for the sight adjustment has an o-ring and helps keep the mechanism clean. The covers also has a raised portion to be used for dot adjustment in case you don’t have a flat head screwdriver. Positive and clicks when adjusting makes corrections reliable. I do not have any night vision what so ever; so I can’t speak on the night vision claim. The auto on/off I haven’t engaged. From what I’ve read sometimes gets turned in by walking by, and with my heavy steps and the occasional 2 or 3 magnitude earthquake (yay California) I rather save battery life. It did arrive with a hard case box and the honeycomb flash suppression was on, one of the combs was bent and it’s more noticeable from the front, but not through the sight. It’s honestly not an issue, I don’t see it so even better. Great red dot for the price, just for its intended purpose. With the features I use, the price is appropriate, the night vision and auto on/off is just extra gravy.

Honestly, took a gamble on this. Im super rough on optics. But this one? This one is like the pontiac to the Cadillac. - Came in a good quality case. - Everything was packed with tools to mount & adjust the risers. (Downfall i had, i wish that the allen wrench was a magnet. But that's not a life or death issue.) - I spun the adjustments up, down, left, right. Kinda sticky but it probably will break in with time. Everything worked as it should. - Had a built in ARD. The honeycomb flash killer was a nice touch. One less worry about taking a bb to the sight. - backlight adjustments. Bright enough to see in the day. & dim enough to not get a red halo during night. (Future design autodim?) -Added it to the rifle, mounted snuggly. No shift. - Added it to a AR15. 100 rounds and the recoil didnt throw the adjustments off. They didnt even move. Rate 1-10? For the money. Id say definitely worth it.

Update: so initially I was really disappointed in the lack of true shake awake which is a pretty big misstatement on Feyachi’s part. But after using this optic for a while now I’ve gotten use to quickly finding the power on button. I went up from 2 to 4 stars because it is a very good optic for the price point. Just make it a 5 star Feyachi and make it true shake awake So I’m a little torn on this optic, it’s a decent optic with a crisp dot and comes with a flashkill and flip ups it has one MAJOR flaw. So the good, as I said it’s a crisp dot, 2MOA might be a bit optimistic but not by much. It comes with flip up covers that as shipped are hard to latch and almost push off trying to open but a little trimming easily fixes that. The flashkill is a nice touch although probably more for looks because there’s still considerable flash off the front glass but it’s a budget optic. Now the bad This is NOT a shake awake but simply an auto off. It will come back on within a couple hours of last movement but after no movement for 4-5 hours it’s OFF and requires manually restarting. That was one of the primary features that attracted me to this optic. I had read reviews that stated the same issue but figured maybe theirs was a one unit flaw because it was still being advertised as “shake awake” which it is not. If the manufacturer can’t correct the flaw in the devise or the ad it doesn’t say much for their quality control or honesty. If you want an optic just for range use or plinking this could be a good choice but you can get the equivalent cheaper that doesn’t pretend it’s shake awake. Sorry Feyachi this one’s a fail

[UPDATE] Feyachi contacted me about my issue and sent the correct screws. They were very courteous and apologized several times about the packing mix up. I understand things happen. They made it right quickly and without any hassle at all. I will buy more of their products. I appreciate the prompt support. ---------------------------------------------------- The sight itself seems very nice. Perfect for my needs. The included tall mount bracket and the great reviews are what sold me on it. When I got it, I tried to mount it to the tall bracket to find out the screws included are too long and bottom out in the holes. They will strip if you try to force it tight. I guess I will have to return it. I even went to 4 places looking for shorter screws but could not find any this small in diameter. If you don't need the taller bracket, I would recommend it but if you need the tall one, don't buy.

does its job just fine but the plastic that makes up the lens covers and the dial covers breaks very easily. holds a zero great and the shake to wake feature helps save the battery.

I like everything about this, seems like same quality of red dots that are twice the price. Light weight but solidly built, the lenses are clear and the red dot is crisp, very bright and looks to be a true 2MOA. The picture is on full bright so the dot looks bigger, I now have it turned down to 3, and it’s still plenty bright. W/E adjustments have a definite “click” when turned. The lens covers are a little flimsy, but are spring loaded and pop open. Mounted it on one of my AR’s along with the Feyachi M37 magnifier and they match up perfectly. The one downside is that the MOTAC is hyper sensitive. The unit shuts down in an hour as advertised, but the absolute slightest vibration will turn it back on meaning you could find you have a dead battery when you need it the most. Will update after I take it to the range and dial it in.

I've compared this side-by-side with a Vortex Crossfire and I truly believe this is better. It is brighter and the dot remains more focused / precise / smaller when mated with a magnifier than the Vortex. The adjustments for windage and elevation are definite with audible and tactile clicks. It also holds zero well on a PCC. In order to fit the lens covers, simply put them in hot water for ~30 seconds, dry them quickly and snap them onto the ocular and objective ends of the tube. They are hard to install without heating but that also means they're unlikely to fall off. Would definitely buy again. Edit: bought a second sight which would turn off on its own when firing. Contacted Feyachi and after sending them a video of the problem, they sent me a replacement immediately. Fantastic customer support.

Well, I have to admit, I didn't expect such quality from "not so famous Feyachi". So many famous manufacturers out there - Vortex, Primary Arms, EOtech, Sig Sauer, Holosun. Famous and ooh, expensive! And suddenly... Feyachi. Inexpensive but surprisingly good, good. It's 7cm totally long without lens cups and literally a bit more than 4cm in the widest and the highest points in a really well made aluminum body. The subjective lens is about 1.8cm wide and the objective lens is 2cm wide. Convenient windage and elevation turrets and so are their cups and the on/off/brightness buttons I find very convenient. Most importantly, it holds AR-15 5.56 recoil. Once you set it up, you can rely on it. The device provides enough light to see the target well and the dot can be literally abnormally bright in the highest regulation. In general, it is ideal for calm and measured target shooting.

Seems to be very good for the price. The shake awake feature alone separates this from all the other budget red dots, but it also appears to be well made, with a pretty crisp sight picture and dot. Value for the money is huge. Mounted on a 9mm carbine and was able to establish and hold zero (shot 150 rounds). Time will tell how well it holds up! *edit* 500 rounds of 9mm later and it’s still zeroed perfectly. I did have the same issue as others being that the auto-off feature works as described but i did have one problem with the shake awake feature. Had to remove the battery and turn it back on for it to function again. For that reason I’m dropping to 4 stars. Still amazing value at $90

I bought this to use on a .308 pump rifle with a bipod, and I had issues getting it zeroed. Cleaned my rifle to eliminate that possibility. Still had trouble. Took my glass optic scope off my .308 bolt action and had that sighted in in 3 shots. Put it back on and for the life of me, could not get it zeroed. All of this done at only 30 yards each time. The other con to this is that it's got pretty small lenses, only 20mm. Buddy I was with has same the pump rifle with a Vortex Strikefire 2 on it, so I fired a few shots with his at 30 yards. What a difference !! I hit 3 rounds about 1MOA at 30 yards, and that's with a 4 MOA red dot and the rifle NOT on a bipod. The Pros to this was its price and the 2 mounts it comes with, plus an extra battery AND they give you lots of spare mounting screws in case you lose any. Another nice thing is that it IS a 2 MOA red dot. As I said tho, the optics diameter was a little small for my taste. Same thing but in 30 mm would be way nicer. Other than that, it will apparently take 800g's of recoil force, so that's not too bad. Honestly tho, I really dunno what I would really use this on rifle wise. Build quality *seemed* to be good, aside from having issues zeroing it. Too bad ... I wanted to like it !

The screws included in the package are all the same length size with this being said, they fit perfectly on the short plate, however, if you try to use the screws on the higher plate, they are over length or they are longer than they should be because the thickness of the higher plate is thinner than the thickness of the shorter plate, so you will end up having a wobbly base if you put your red dot on the taller plate, there should be another set of screws that are shorter or a some kind of tray to lift up or increase the thickness of the taller blade. Finally, I’m not gonna be able to use the red dot on the higher plate since I bought also a Magnifier that is same height.