RD3-018-SC Spike Red Dot for Springfield Hellcat (OSP/PRO), P365XL Spectre Comp and Canik TP9 Elite SC

This optic is pretty tiny! Mounts with no adapter plate on my Hellcat OSP. It indexed perfectly onto the slide. Co-witnesses well with the factory sights. The first thing the instructions say is to replace the CR2032 battery. Which I had to do. The included battery was dead. The optic has to be removed from the slide to teplsce the battery. The well psckaged kit includes the optic with battery, a rubber optic cover, 5 bags of screws (which already have a threadlocker on them) for various applications, 1 year warranty instructions, owner handbook, cleaning cloth, and a tool for sight adjustment. You cannot change the size or brightness of the dot. It changes itself with ambient light brightness. I torqued the screws to 12 inch pounds, per the instructions. I have yet to range test the sight performance. Will update soon.

I absolutely love this red dot so far. It's sleek, easy to install and adjust to zero, and looks/feels high quality. I haven't tested it out at the range yet so depending on how that goes, my feelings could change but for now, I'm very impressed.

On time.

It is great for the price. I however wish it was easier to adjust.

Purchased this in April 2022 and slapped in on a Hellcat Pro. Took it to the range and it worked fine. Yesterday 11/2 2022 it no longer functions. Should not be a battery issue that quickly with only about three range trips.

I bought this one because it is hard to find the red dot for my hellcat osp under $200 in the market. It is not worth the $119 , no power on/off button, no brightness adjustment, battery installed in the bottom. You need to use screwdriver to adjust up/down or left/right. The only good is it does have red dot. The cover is easy to be off.

Perfect fit on the Canik Mete SFX using the raised one side plate that comes with the Canik. Use the screws Canik provides and not what comes with the optic. I highly suggest reading the optic directions, which clearly state to prevent the optic turning off after firing a round or two is to use the included rubber spacer. On the Canik Mete SFX you get a perfect co-witness. Mine was right on the money out of the box and after 500 rounds it held true. As far as battery life, that I am unsure of, since I just got it. What I don't like is having to remove the optic to change the battery. If the battery life stinks, I'll update my review. Again, though, read the directions and keep the optic covered when not in use.

I have put this on with my 12-year-old son, we did it in about 20 minutes, the first time we use the wrong length of screw and that slowed us down a little bit. The second time we actually checked the screws and found the ones that were correct, once the optic was mounted to the gun securely, it came on perfectly, and we could both see it very plainly. Are used the screwdriver that was included with the set and moved the red dye to where it matched. My iron iron shakes in a couple of days. I will get the opportunity to take it out to the range then I can let you know about accuracy. And one more important thing, when we mounted it, we did it in low light conditions. I did drop one screw and that was very difficult to locate.