AT3 Tactical RD-50 PRO Red Dot Sight with .83" Riser - for Absolute Cowitness with Iron Sights - 2 MOA Compact Red Dot Scope

This is the first AT3 Tactical product I've purchased. As a retired LEO with 30 years in the field, I've experienced several department issued optics, all cost north of $500. For the money, the AT3 Tactical is impressive in both form and function. Right out of the box, you can feel the quality of this optic. It is compact and clearly well built. Small as it is, it feels substantial. It's a serious device. The red dot was easily acquired and plainly visible in bright sunshine. It was nearly zeroed on my first shot with it (mounted to a 9mm carbine) and after an initial single click adjustment for windage, it held zero through 200 rounds of running and gunning, slinging and banging around. That this has a TRANSFERRABLE LIFETIME WARRANTY is icing on the cake. At this price point, I haven't seen a better optic and Officers are notorious for buying everything from soup to nuts in trying to find unicorn devices for their long guns - I've seen dozens. I am very pleased, obviously, with this purchase and I've no reservations about recommending the AT3 Tactical for anyone interested in a low-cost/high-performing optic.

Mounted the AT3 RD-50 PRO an my most recent AR9 pistol build. Matched up on pic rail perfectly with no play or wobble. Dot is crisp and clear. Glass is really quite good considering cost. Adjustments were tactile and audible, and allowed straightforward zeroing with only 15 rounds, including a five round group to confirm. Targets shown were shot offhand at 20 yards, which seemed like a logical zero for a 5” barrel length bag gun. All in all, I like almost everything about this red dot... What’s NOT to like? I feel the rubber armor is a bit fragile, and seems a bit of an afterthought to me, especially the lens caps, which won’t stay connected and out of the way. I’d prefer much thicker armor, and more positive mating of the lens covers. Does this really matter? No. Has nothing to do with the actual effectiveness of the optic, and is more than outweighed by the included riser mount which seems of good quality, and is a pretty classy looking attachment method. Fantastic value. Great battery life. Really useable dot that gets plenty precise and can also be bright enough for any outdoor conditions I can think of. Comes WITH MOUNT, (PRO model). Armor could be better, but at least you have some protection. Lifetime transferable warranty. Highly recommended.

This red dot is amazing. Bought it after watching 704 tactical beat the snot out of it. Clear glass. Crisp red dot. Rubber armor is iffy though. Caps barely lock together. The rubber attracts dirt and hair like crazy. I tossed it. Mount looks good and is nice and sturdy. Looks like a Bushnell clone. The are the exact smae dimension. I have the Bushnell on the a Ruger pc9 and couldn't tell the difference between the 2 other than the branding on the side. I got this for $79.99. bushnell was about $60 without the mount.

At first, I was somewhat reluctant to purchase this red dot, as I'd never heard of AT3 Tactical. So, I decided to research the company and found that they are based in Hanover, Minnesota--a family-owned American company, founded in 2013 (really refreshing to find an American company). I also discovered that they back their products with a lifetime warranty; they will repair or replace their products should the red dot fail under conventional use. The warranty is also fully transferable; if you sell your optic, the warranty will still be valid. As far as what comes with this red dot: a rather decent rubberized housing cover, rubber lens covers, Allen wrench, microfiber cloth, and riser/mount...it did also come with a pretty cool AT3 sticker. For $75 you really can't go wrong. I've put 150 rounds of 5.56 through my AR15, using this optic--no problems! I was able to consistently produce 1-2 MOA at 50 and 100 yards. This red dot really gives the Vortex Sparc II a run for the money--literally. The brightness settings are decent--the transitions in between settings are positive and audible. The lenses are clear and do not create a halo effect when utilizing the brightest illumination setting. It's waterproof, fog proof and boasts 50,000 hours of battery life. I would absolutely recommend this product-- especially to those with limited budgets, looking for a quality product.

I'll be honest, I wasn't sure about making this purchase. I have been in the market for a red dot for quite some time. I've looked at the Sig Romeo 5, Vortex Sparc and Aimpoint. All had their pros and cons. I kept seeing this sight and the reviews were good. But obviously not being able to handle it before purchase was a hard pill to swallow. I figured, why not? Just a background in me, I'm former Marine infantry and now LEO assigned to our tac team. I'm well versed in optics and what is good and bad. This sight is amazing. The finish is a really great flat black. The brightness adjustment gives very positive feedback. Brightness is awesome. However, at the highest setting, it gets a bit washed out. Not sure how long the battery lasts, so I can't comment. The windage and elevation are sealed with a cap and o-ring. The glass is clear, and the led emitter doesn't take up too much of the sight picture. As for the mount, it's a mount. Not too much to say about it. I love the lifetime transferable warranty. I did replace the mount with monstrum tactical adjustable as the at3 mount did not co-witness with my mbus. I would say the only con, is it's made in china and it doesn't "shake to wake" like some others. I highly recommend this product

Mounted this on a Ruger pc 9. Nice and sturdy mount, has perfect co-witness for irons on this gun. Easily adjusted/sight-in, positive 1/4 click intervals. The red dot itself is on full power in the pic I provided. I think It’s great! Super clean, easily adjusted as well. The “scope bikini” included is really neat, I’ll continue to use it for sure.. And a sweet AT3 decal :) Highly recommend this red dot for the quality and price point! You guys nailed it!