Otter PRO Multi-Reticle 2 MOA Green Dot & 36 MOA Circle Open Reflex Sight, for RMS/RMSc 407K/507k Footprint Pistol, Shake Awake, 1x21mm Micro Compact Optics, Side Battery, 1 cliek 1 MOA

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1. Whats In The Box Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   TLDR: Well made. Sitting at a price point that takes consideration. My experiences with another of their red dots leads me to believe that this model at least is reliable and works well over time holding zero. As some background, I have and use a variety of Holosun, EOTECH, Sig, Vortex, and Primary Arms sights and scopes, on various pistols and rifles. Some cost a fair bit more than this, a some cost around the same price. All basically do the same thing, place a reticle on your target. These ARE shake awake. Also, it’s really, really hard to get a clear shot through the sight of the reticle. It’s crystal clear in real life. When I was given the opportunity to review this, I was excited for it. In the real world, most people aren’t going to spend EOTECH money. You’re going to get what’s in your budget, and you’re going to want to get what best within your budget. One thing I look at when reviewing a product such as this is the Vendors storefront. Zulisy is producing and selling a variety of pistol sights, ranging in price from 100 up to the $200 range, which is where this lands. I’ve not had it long, comparatively speaking, and don’t have too many rounds through it, about 200 on a 9mm P365 base, small model with an optic mountable slide. It took little effort to zoom in the sight, and at the end of my 200 rounds (147gr CCI Speer Lawman) it remained properly zero’d. However I’ll add I have one other reticle of theirs, the same Otter Pro though in red on a similar firearm. That particular arm took a fall from the top shelf of my safe, the top of the sight landing on an edge in my safe. The red dot took it like a champ. It didn’t lose zero, and continues working to this day with several thousand rounds through the pistol. Long term though is where optics really tend to live or die. And until there’s more long term data on the Zulisy optics in general, it’s hard to say. $200 is that price range where a bit more, you’re getting into holosun territory, or other more known alternatives. But this is Zulisy’s apparently high-end model, and you’d be comparing against low end models of the other brands. FROM WHAT I HAVE SEEN THUS FAR, if this is what fits your budget and desires, I wouldn’t worry about it, and believe you’d be happy with your purchase. Stated 2 year warranty, I haven’t had the need to use it so can’t speak to it. IF MY OPINIONS CHANGE, IF A BREAK THIS, IT DIES, LOSES ZERO, CRACKS, GET STOOD UP ON WARRANTY, AM GIVEN THE RUN AROUND, ANY OF THAT, I WILL UPDATE MY REVIEW PROMPTLY.