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Firefield Impact XLT Red Dot Reflex Sight
6 Customer Reviews
by Colin R. on 04/09/2021
"This is great sight for any air soft gun, looks stylish too!
by David V. on 07/07/2020
"This sight is great! its bright and gets the job done it does exactly like other reddots simple and easy to use.
by Johnson L. on 06/11/2020
"Tyler P is stupid. The sight is fine, he's just incompetent
by Kenny K. on 10/27/2018
"Excellent sight. Holds zero. Great brightness in day and on night games. Looks great.
I was honestly worried about quick disconnect getting snagged or something but have not had any issues. Actually I have come to love it. I can take sight off in a snap for gun cleaning or for accessing my mobius cams memory card.
Totally worth the purchase.
I was honestly worried about quick disconnect getting snagged or something but have not had any issues. Actually I have come to love it. I can take sight off in a snap for gun cleaning or for accessing my mobius cams memory card.
Totally worth the purchase.
by austin n. on 08/15/2022
"I LOVE IT!!!
Looks great on my Krytac also love the 4 different modes for it. the only complaint I have for it is after a few months its starts to loosen up and its not as tight on the gun as when you first buy it. also I've dropped it a few times and there wasn't even a scratch. I would diffidently recommend!!! Thanks Evike.
Looks great on my Krytac also love the 4 different modes for it. the only complaint I have for it is after a few months its starts to loosen up and its not as tight on the gun as when you first buy it. also I've dropped it a few times and there wasn't even a scratch. I would diffidently recommend!!! Thanks Evike.
by Tyler P. on 02/14/2020
"Wanted to like it I really did. It looks great and that is the main attraction I had to it. But once the quick attach system decides you took a breath the wrong way you are in for a world of frustration.
First off the instructions are absolutely useless and full of errors and misinformation. Key components of the sight are mapped incorrectly and it adds a layer of confusion before you even install the thing.
I installed the sight first time and noticed it was no sitting straight on the rail. I figured I'd have to adjust the elevation and lateral dials and all that to get it straight. I spent a good 30 minutes trying to figure out just what the sight was doing. It was getting tough to tell if I was making it worse or better. I started thinking my rail was not straight and it was my rifle that was all cattywampus. Or it was me that was cattywampus and I needed to get a level and combo square to sort this out.
Oh yeah and included with the sight is a wrench for tightening or loosening the "tension" of the quick attach system clamping on the rail. But god forbid you dare loosen a hair too much and that nut comes undone because you might as well dismantle the entire unit piece by piece and put it back together. If you let that nut come off the threads you will get to know this device better than the people who engineered it.
Oh and the battery compartment is kinda halfway covering one of the screws for the hood over the objective lens. Because removing the hood might have helped fix the prior adventure... but naw they covered that screw with the compartment so just continue taking the whole thing apart ok? Thanks.
If this was a $20-$30 sight I wouldn't even be mad. It would still be one good deal with great aesthetics. But for a $80 offering with many more options for me to spend my money on, I didn't expect this kind of frustration. I hope I can exchange it for a different one because this will never live on one of my guns ever again.
First off the instructions are absolutely useless and full of errors and misinformation. Key components of the sight are mapped incorrectly and it adds a layer of confusion before you even install the thing.
I installed the sight first time and noticed it was no sitting straight on the rail. I figured I'd have to adjust the elevation and lateral dials and all that to get it straight. I spent a good 30 minutes trying to figure out just what the sight was doing. It was getting tough to tell if I was making it worse or better. I started thinking my rail was not straight and it was my rifle that was all cattywampus. Or it was me that was cattywampus and I needed to get a level and combo square to sort this out.
Oh yeah and included with the sight is a wrench for tightening or loosening the "tension" of the quick attach system clamping on the rail. But god forbid you dare loosen a hair too much and that nut comes undone because you might as well dismantle the entire unit piece by piece and put it back together. If you let that nut come off the threads you will get to know this device better than the people who engineered it.
Oh and the battery compartment is kinda halfway covering one of the screws for the hood over the objective lens. Because removing the hood might have helped fix the prior adventure... but naw they covered that screw with the compartment so just continue taking the whole thing apart ok? Thanks.
If this was a $20-$30 sight I wouldn't even be mad. It would still be one good deal with great aesthetics. But for a $80 offering with many more options for me to spend my money on, I didn't expect this kind of frustration. I hope I can exchange it for a different one because this will never live on one of my guns ever again.