I have M&P Ar15, Can this one handle the .223 or .556 recoil or this just only for airsoft gun? Why it's so cheap?
1587349
I think the targeted purchaser is for a bb gun,airsoft, and paintball.I would google top 10 red dot sights for center fire guns.The clarity is not on par with walther, but no one can complain;since it is inexpensive.
1587350
For an AR I would get something a little more sturdy. It is metal but the beam and lenses are kinda cheaper
1587351
It's so cheap because this attachment is mainly intended for airsoft use. For the price, hell I'd just buy one and test it out. If it works then you just got yourself quite the steal, if not, then no harm no foul.Personally, this is a very solid sight. It's all metal and has survived several drops on my AR replica. I believe it will hold up.
1587352
Not just for airsoft, I have one on my AR 15 and my AR 10, as well as one I just purchased on my Mech tech .45acp. Only suggestion which everyone should do anyway is use blue Lock Tite on the mount screws as they will work loose over time.
1587353
Yes. I have one on a 5.56 NATO AR. Holds zero just fine. Just make sure all screws from the factory are good and snug when you install it. It's does fine. Price? It's not a high end sight but it's a good value and has versitility for many applications. Don't expect to see $400 performance out of it. It is a good functioning sight at an affordable price.
1209967
Good Lord! my 30-06 has the recoil many times that of any air rifle i could imagine! it survived shooting a fork horn last year, four point this year.. as well as just for fun shooting, good scope for the $$$
2108607
Im only shooting .308. It was designed for a spring air rifle which is supposed to have a more damaging 2-way recoil. It does have a warranty if it breaks.
1796253
it will easily fit your ar556. I have mine mounted on a M@P10 smith and Wesson 308. it does not handle the recoil as well as I had hoped but your ar has very little recoil. I have the same scope in a 4x12 on one of my 556s and it works excellent. hope this helps.
1038615
My .22 cal pellet gun probably has more recoil than your 17 or 22 mag. I have had no issues with it at all.
576210
Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could be quite a bit of difference in trajectory. In that case, buy an appropriate scope. Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could... » Read More Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could be quite a bit of difference in trajectory. In that case, buy an appropriate scope. « Show Less
1788667
I dont know.the one that I had the adjustment threads were stripped out so it would not zero to begin with.also did try it out and it flew apart after first shot.would not buy this item.tried on an ar15 and ther have very little recoil
402228
Seems to be fine for me. I used it on an AR-15. They don't have much recoil. I might not use it with any larger caliber rifle.
778376
Recoil shouldn't be an issue, I swapped it on a 30-06 and it worked fine...I might be concerned about the eye relief if it were mounted too close to the stock on the shotgun though.
53925
Sure, I have mine mounted on a 300 win. Mag. No issues with recoil, I'm sure it could handle the recoil of 30-06
330737
I dont know ..I put it on a .556 rifle and it works great! ....but its also less recoil than a shotgun
2073522
Can't remember what type of rail/mounts/base Mossberg shotgun has? Either way this red dot scope is meant for airsoft, so recoil from any firearm may damage scope. But as it was cheap go ahead amd us it knowng that it might break.
1690268
For the price it's definitely worth a try. Truthfully thou, a full auto AK47 firing the 7.62 rd, if it was zeroed in wouldn't be for very long. It's just to much recoil and you would be adjusting every time you changed out a mag which gets boring really quick. Personally, I would say leave the scope off AKs are sexy without scopes buy if you really want a scope I would recommend the ACOG. They're built specifically for high cal. full auto assault rifles but they are going to be a bit pricey.
1011216
I would not use this scope on a .223. The one i purchased was very cheap and did not work well at all. It would be perfect for airsoft but not the real thing.
560400
Dont know about an airsoft, one rod broke the first time i used it on my ar-15. Its meant for a 5.56m/.223. The case is cool though
1151581
Yes this scope will take the recoil. This is a very heavy rugged product. Be careful on the scope height. You will need a way to adjust your cheek weld. The company recommends a 0 moa rail to mount this on. I hope this help you out.
1398632
Yes, its a mildot. I own three of these M1 and M3 versions, and they are not worth putting on an actual rifle. I use them on airsoft training guns and they are great for that.