Bravo3 3x24 mm 0.5 MOA Lightweight Durable Waterproof Fogproof Red Dot Sight for Rifle

This is an extremely impressive optic for the price. At under $300, it beats the prices I've seen historically for a 3X Vortex Spitfire, while being far superior. The eyebox is extremely forgiving for a prism optic: Sig's "Megaview" is not just an advertising gimmick. I've found other prism sights to be unusable due to eye-relief issues, while Sig's offering is equivalent to low-to-mid end 3-9x scopes that I've seen. Incredible. The form factor of the optic allows it to be mounted very far back on an AR-15 while leaving the charging handle accessible: perfect for a prism sight.My optic does not suffer from reticle cant, your mileage may vary based on other reviews citing QC issues.The illumination is extremely bright, and the reticle is very nice. My only complaint is that the center dot in the reticle is only visible with illumination enabled, at least for me. This isn't much of a problem with the horseshoe, but it's something to point out.I'd also prefer 1/4MOA adjustment, but that seems to be a non-existent feature for this sort of product.Overall, it's excellent for the price.

Granted there are better scopes. The 4x version for example is much better and stronger, but it is 2.5 times the price as the 3x. The ACOG by trijicon is better but is 3 times the price. For me and my 7.62x51 I can easily shoot 800 meters with this on steel. I have better than average vision so I can't speak for if the reticle blooms or those with astigmatism or not but most people say prism sights help with that. The glass is very, very, clear and the reticle has never been too dim it has a lot of adjustment settings. The scope when off still has a black reticle that depending on wired lighting can be used sometimes easier than when lit. The point is the scope is very robust and very clear. It keeps zero even though I kinda abuse my gun. The batteries are easy to switch and last about a year with weekly use in my experience.

I have been consistently happy with the Sig family of Optics. The Bravo 3 is no different, easy to zero, Crisp & Bright Optics, I'm the overall Construction absolutely indicates it is a quality product. I don't care what country its made in, value for the money is outstanding, and there are very few usa-made Optics these days. Yes, it is a bit heavy, but all prism Scopes are. The trade-off is an etched reticle that doesn't disappear if the battery dies, and no blurry dot if you suffer from astigmatism.

I bought this and a Swampfox Trihawk and liked this much more than the swampfox. The field of view on this optic is better than any other 3x on the market. The reticle is very bright, but also small and takes some getting used to.The only issues I have with this optic are its size and weight. It weighs about as much as an LPVO and is almost as big. There are much smaller, lighter options out there like the Vortex Spitfire and PA microprism. But if you want field of view, this is the optic to go with.I own a few much more expensive optics and this one is as good as they are except for the weight.Highly recommend if weight is not an issue for you.

Product delivered when promised and was in very good condition. The 3X prism set up quickly and adjusted to my eye easy with diopter. Sight illuminated reticle with simple adjustments and40MM objective gives superior viewing at a distance. Sight in was easy with just 6 bullets.

The good: - It's held zero perfectly as far as I can tell after ~300 rounds of 5.56/.223. - Illumination is EXTREMELY bright, perfectly visible even in direct mid-day sunlight - Glass is very clear. I haven't noticed any distortion, even around the edges - The caps over the adjustment dials are quite solid, as is the whole thing - The reticle is quite usable, it has what you need and no more. - Paralax is practically nonexistent past about 20 yards. But it's pretty much irrelevant since you'd better have your eye lined up perfectly. - FOV is amazing.The bad: - Eye relief is AWFUL. As in, your nose better be snugged in tight against your charging handle. - Eyebox is VERY tight. But that's pretty much inherent to prism scopes. - It's heavy. But that's kinda inherent to prism optics.tl;dr It's a good optic, but if you want something quick for CQB or has a loose eyebox, look elsewhere.

The glass on this scope is amazing. The extra wide view is perfect for fast target acquisition. The red dot intensity is adjustable to even a brilliant sunny day, or low enough for night setting. 300 yards is the same as a 100 yards with a typical red dot. Etched reticle is there if battery fails, which should never happen because it turns itself on and off, lasts 40000 hours . Yeah this is now on two of my ARs and after shooting a sub MOA on both, they are on it for good.

Absolutely amazing sight, at both the sale price and list price.300 BLK Reticle is phenomenal, 2 MOA groups at 100yd out of the box before sighting.Heavy duty and durable sight, multiple reticle brightness settings for use at any time of day/night. Lowest brightness setting gets very good battery life out of a 2032.Recommend blue loctite when attaching because the set screws will loosen while shooting. 3x prismatic is perfect for 300 blackout, and the 5x Bravo5 is probably a bit better for a .223/5.56 rifle.