Shooters looking for an affordable and quality red dot sight can check the Firefield Impulse 1x22 Compact Red Dot Sight that can be found at Bunker 501 in the Netherlands... "Helping shooters achieve lightning fast target acquisition, the Impulse 1×22 Dot Sight is ideal for target shooting and hunting on rifles and shotguns. A unique cantilever mount design allows the sight to be forward mounted for use with a magnifier or backup sights.

A good overview of the AIM-O EG1 Red-Dot Sight as presented by Softair Zone... "The new stylish Red-Dot design from AIM-O. The EG 1 is made entirely of aluminum. It can be adjusted horizontally and vertically. The manufacturer even supplies an extra tool for this. Although it only has one red point, the brightness can be adjusted 11 times."

Moondog got a small optic in the form of the Feyahic V30 Red Dot Sight for a review... "Feyachi sent me their V30 2MOA Red Dot to test out. It has premium features like motion-sensing auto-activation and auto-shut-off after 1hr. It comes with a low rise and 0.83 co-witness mounts."

Golgy checks out this solar powered red dot xFORCE xR003/XTSP available at Begadi. Will it save you on batteries? Here is what Begadi describes the product... "The xFORCE XR003 / XTSP is a very good and comparatively inexpensive red dot sight with dot reticle. The inclined lens prevents reflections from e.g. Sun exposure or other light sources.

Overview video of the EMG Raid Pistol Dot Micro Red Dot Sight available at Evike.com. It has crisp 6 MOA dot perfect for target acquisition and is made of lightweight aluminum alloy construction. It has 500 hours max runtime, 10 brightness settings that includes 2 night vision modes.

One of the recommended aiming devices for airsoft players is the red dot sight. There lots to choose from and making a purchase decision is not easy given the choices and price points. Fox Airsoft helps you with the clutter with this video giving an overview on red dots... "Today we go over the basics of what is a red dot sight. Red dot sights are not magnified but are useful in many situations. If you have trouble with iron sights, red dot sights also eases the learning curve."

One of the first accessories that airsoft players buy when getting their first airsoft gun is getting an aiming device, which usually is in the form of a red dot sight. But is it for cosmetic purposes or do they use it as an actual aiming tool in a game? Storm Riders talk about this in this episode... "In this video, Phil talks about using red dot sights versus iron sights in airsoft, and the benefits and drawbacks of both."

For real deal use and even for airsoft, The Firearm Blog takes a look at the Bushnell RXS-100 red dot sight that can be mounted on pistols... "In this episode of TFBTV, Hop tests the new $100 Bushnell RXS-100 on a Taurus G3 TORO to find out if it can compete with pistol red dots costing up to five times as much. The RXS-100 and RXS-250 are two new pistol red dots from Bushnell that use the common Delta Point Pro mounting pattern.

RQS Airsoft looks at a selection of affordable red dot sights for airsoft use and how they fare... "A brief comparison of brightness and parallax of chosen cheap red dot sights. This comparison is for airsoft purposes only (it shows some of the differences between cheap red dot sights). We have compared:

The Blind Sniper tests a cheap red dot sight he got from Amazon if it's good enough to use... "So I decided to make a video that wouldn't drain my wallet for once, and I picked up a dirt cheap Amazon optic to see if it is any good. So far, I cant complain about it for the price, but I still might just for fun.