Leapers Golden Image 30mm Red Dot with Integral Weaver Rail: Customer Reviews & Product Details

this scope is great i use it for my airsoft G&G GR16 perfectly accurate when i put it on. i just put it on put a battery in then bam every single shot on semi auto hits a can from 100 feet better than any other red dot green dot optic i have used. a must buy

EXCELLENT Red/Green dot scope. Leapers always pleases with their products. Nice and easy functioning, good solid clicks on the brightness adjust-ability and very easy to zero the scope. No problems mounting it either, very standard mounting pieces. Overall an excellent red dot and one of the cheapest red/green dot scopes around. Highly recommend to ALL Airsofters.

Ther is no issue at all with the Red Dot from Leapers, it really lets you put bullets on target really fast. However if your interested in tight grouping @ 50+ yds you will need to get a scope with lines. Because the red dot cover the whole target at a distance. Not the fault of the product....

After shopping around for a good, cheap scope for my new airsoft gun just for looks, and maybe even to use once in a while, this scope exceeded my expectations. Installation was quite easy, and it even included two batteries (one for the scope, one spare for later) with the package. The combination of red and green lasers make it better for your own personal preference, and I happen to really like this scope. My only possible complaint is that the flip open caps seem a little hard to put on/off, and then seem almost a little fragile. However, the scope itself is almost all metal, and seems extremely durable.

Pros:
-Great deal
-Nearly all metal
-Easy to install

Cons:
-Flip tops MAY come off (As I've read in other reviews, but it's easily fixed.)

Overall: If you're looking for a great scope under 50 dollars, the buck stops here. (And with free shipping, how does it get better?)

This little scope is great on a 22. My Keltec PLR is a fun gun but the sights are really kind of worthless. The gun shoots strait, but aiming a problem. I mounted this thing on and took it to the hills to shoot. All of a sudden cans and bottles started to jump all over, I could hit them each time.
When zeroing it in, do not be afraid to crank the dial a long way. I needed to twist it three times around to get to zero. It hold zero fine on a 22, very little recoil.