NEW Bushnell RXS 100 Reflex Sight (4 MOA) - (Delta Point Pro footprint)

[MikeyCNY]

Saw this linked at reddit.com/r/gundeals yesterday and thought it would be a good fit for my 10/22 Takedown, so I snagged one.

RXS 100, 4-MOA Red Dot Reflex Sight | Bushnell

The RXS-100 Reflex Sight features a precise 4-MOA dot. Upgrade your aim with this reflex sight. Shop Bushnell today.

www.bushnell.com

Auto-shutoff after 12 hours and no "shake awake" but for a .22 optic I'm not concerned.

 

[nortatoga]

Saw this linked at reddit.com/r/gundeals yesterday and thought it would be a good fit for my 10/22 Takedown, so I snagged one.

RXS 100, 4-MOA Red Dot Reflex Sight | Bushnell

The RXS-100 Reflex Sight features a precise 4-MOA dot. Upgrade your aim with this reflex sight. Shop Bushnell today.

www.bushnell.com

Auto-shutoff after 12 hours and no "shake awake" but for a .22 optic I'm not concerned.

I will keep this in mind if I decide to change out the Sig Romeo 5 I have on my Buckmark, I am starting to prefer the reflex style RDS.

 

[MikeyCNY]

Tried out this little red dot last night on my 10/22 Takedown - I quite like it!




They include a nice rubbery "cover" so when I throw gently place it into the safe it'll be fine.




The dot was very nice, and surprisingly crisp for a $100 optic. I have a slight astigmatism so all red dots are blurry to me (corrective lenses help a little bit but not 100%) - but the RXS-100 is nice. I meant to bring an old TRS-25 (3 MOA dot) to compare to this 4 MOA dot. It isn't as crisp as my Holosun 507K obviously, but it's half the price.

I cannot vouch for the durability (I'm sure people on YouTube will test this) - but for a .22 pistol or in this case a 10/22 it's perfect; they've supposedly tested it on .45 ACP guns. Window is a little small, and there IS a slight "fishbowl" effect (and a slight blue tint), but not too bad once you get used to it.

No "shake awake" but says it is rated for 5,000 hours at medium setting. Elevation/windage adjustments were fine - I didn't think they had a "click" at first but it's very hard to feel. I'm rationing ammo but wanted to use quality stuff, so I took some CCI MiniMag high velocity ammo to get zeroed in. I think the end result is quite good, if I do say so myself. Zeroed on another target then fine-tuned on this one. The bullseyes in the upper corners were my final shots of the night. This was at ~50 feet - I could probably bring it up another click or two. At this distance the dot was covering the entire bullseye anyway.