Element Z010 Integrated Red Dot w/ Visible Green and Red Laser Sight for Airsoft

"Just an update to my previous review from 2013. I haven’t actually used it much since then but I just got back into airsoft. Upon checking on this sight I was sad to find out the rubber coating degraded and became sticky. Everything internally still works but I had to use Goo Gone solvent and a lot of elbow grease to remove the sticky rubber. It took a while but I got most of it off and it no longer collects dust and debris like crazy. You can leave the stickers on if you want. The plastic underneath is nice and smooth. Looks brand new! All products using this type of rubber degrade. It happened to my sons light saber too. Wish they’d stop manufacturing this crap. Still a fully functional lightweight sight but it may take a bit of work externally after a time. Aside from that, take care of it and it’ll last years.

"Pros and cons were covered, thanks. It's why I bought it! And thanks Evike..

Just some additional info:

LIGHT weight - Just like the real ISM-V. I think this is its best feature! it feels almost as light as an EOtech, and has a laser. The green laser is surprisingly bright for an airsoft optic.

Still no plug for front pressure switch jack.

Light "rubber" coating is easy to scratch off, but if you're careful it's fine.

Mine arrived with the clamp installed upside-down, like someone commented.�I advise you to check, if you buy this optic. Unless you don't mind if the scope "pops" of the rail once in a while, and hits the floor. It also damages the rail. The rail clamp edge should NOT be flat, but edged as any other rail clamp.

After turning it around, it worked fine. The other side had the edge. You'd think it was an easy fix, but I had to use a cutting wheel to (carefully) cut off the tiny pin that holds the clamp on. It was easier to remove the entire baseplate first. I tried unscrewing the pin, but it is TINY and did not budge with any hand tool I tried. If it is an Allen key, its one so small that its not in my tool kit. So cutting it was easier.

Even after all that, it's completely worth it.

I was worried about the scope's small aperture, but its very easy to find the dot when snapping the rifle up to firing position, and easy to shoot with both eyes open. Works as well any reflex sight, LIGHTWEIGHT, and has a laser.�Perfect for my G&G F2000 in CQB setup. Yea, a US optic on a Belgian gun. Perfect for any gun!

"Well I've had this scope for a while now and I might as well write a review on it. First of all the gun looks amazing on my M-4 and for all you wondering yes it does clear the triangle front sight. The laser function works great at night the green laser is easy to see in both day and night. Zeroing is easy to do both the lasers and the dot move at the same time so both lasers and the dot will zero in on the same point.

For those of you who buy this scope since mine didn't come with any instructions so here's the guide:
the plus button turns on the green dot and the minus turns on the red dot and once the one you want is on use the plus and minus buttons to adjust the brightness, and to turn the optic off hold and push the plus and minus buttons at the same time for a second or 2 and it will turn off.

Pros:
-Has both red and green laser
-Has both a green and red dot both dots have about 9 brightness settings
-Comes with pressure switch
-Comes with 2 CR123 batteries
-Little to no paralax
-Extremely light
-I didnt have to zero mine
-Great build construction

Cons:
- The buttons are kind of easy to hit and accidentally turn it on
- Didn't come with the little nipple dust cover for the pressure switch (not a big deal though)
- You really need to tighten it down it tends to want to not clamp on to the rail to well