Feyachi V30 2MOA Red Dot Sight Auto On & Off 1x20mm Compact
Feyachi V30 2MOA Red Dot Sight Auto On & Off 1x20mm Compact Red dot Optics, Flip Up Lens Covers and Anti Reflection Device
Auto on / off
Auto awake when it senses motion and powers off when it senses nothing in 1 hour. Gives thousands of hours battery life on a single battery.
Multi-Coated Lens
Provide a clean, bright and unobscured point of view. Also come with flip up lens cover
Built-in E/W Adjustment Tool
Click windage and elevation adjustments; turret caps feature a bulit-in adjustment tool. Anti-reflection device included.
Specification
| Power | 1.0x |
| Reticle | 2 MOA Red Dot |
| Sight Window | 20mm |
| Object Lens Diameter | 22mm |
| Field of View | 10.7m@100m |
| Parallax | ≤3 |
| Lens Coating | Multi-coated |
| Eye Relief | Unlimited |
| Windage/Elevation Click Value | 1 MOA/Click @ 50yds |
| Adj Range | +/- 45 MOA (total adjustment range 90 MOA) |
| Weight | 142g / 5oz (with .83″ riser mount) 132g / 4.7oz ((with low profile mount) |
| Dimensions | 70x47x72mm (LxWxH) with .83″riser mount 70x47x54mm (LxWxH) with low profile mount |
| Body Material | 6061 Aluminum |
| Finish | Matte black anodized |
In the Box
V30 Red Dot Sight
(2) 3V Battery (CR 2032)
Anti-Reflection Device
Low Profile Base Mount
.83 inch Riser Mount Base
Lens Cover
2 x Allen wrench
Cleaning Cloth
Operating Instructions
| Size: | S |
| Dimensions: | 7.06 x 7.26 x 4.67 cm; 290 Grams |
| Brand: | Feyachi |
| Colour: | Red |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | Feyachi |
| Dimensions: | 7.06 x 7.26 x 4.67 cm; 290 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Reference: | FEUK690031002030 |
| Size: | S |
Very impressed with my initial handling of it. Seems well made and sturdy, lenses are nice an clear and the dot can go super bright. Dot does have some Starburst effect happening but it’s manageable especially if you keep the brightness down a little. Got this to go on a bb gun and didn’t want to buy a sight that was worth more then my gun. Pretty happy so far, now time will tell.
For airsoft purposes, it is a very good value for your money. The included killflash could be additional lens protection, and the zero adjustment is reversed, but otherwise a good product and purchase.
I chose this Red Dot Sight because of the mounting feature and Auto On & Off Red Dot. Okay Mostly because of it’s mounting feature. It positively fits the RD Army STADARD Micro Dot Side Mount.
Elevation turret was not working. Feyachi reached out and offered a solution. I can see that everyone seems to like this product. My 5 stars is for their customer service. They refunded me. Overall thier products are reliable, and if there is a problem they will work things out.
s bonne luminosit la grille devant la lunette vrm surprenant aucun reflet et tu ne la voi presque pas
After contacting Feyachi about some problems I was having with my sight, the replaced it in no time. The sight looks and works great now. Thanks for the great service
Ich nutze das Reflexvisier auf meiner Tippmann AR15 im cal. 22.
Dafr ist es wunderbar!
Auf 25 Meter Speed Fallscheiben genauso wie auf 50 Meter Przision. Wobei man sagen muss, dass die 3 MOA auf 50 Meter bereits fast das ganze Schwarze auf der Scheibe verdecken.
Mein AR15 ist aber sowieso mehr frs schnelle Blinken als auf genaues Schieen ausgelegt.
Durch die Hhe kann ich auch noch prima Kimme+Korn nutzen.
Kann ich fr den Preis nur empfehlen!
Wer skeptisch ist kann mir ruhig glauben.
Einziger Wehrmutstropfen = der Punkte knnte etwas schrfer sein. Aber das kann man bei dem Preis verkraften. Mein Tipp: Die Helligkeit (wenn es die Bahn und das Wetter zulassen) runterschrauben. Dann sieht man das Schwarze besser.
Bin sehr zufrieden damit.
Kann ich mit gutem Gewissen weiter empfehlen.
This thing is amazing quality for the price. I love mine and it’s super accurate. Solid metal and super sturdy. My friends think it’s a fancy brand every time they pick up my gun.
Solid build, fits rail perfectly and does Indeed come with extra batteries
The scope i received had a blurry dot, posted a negative review and was planning on returning but was contacted by the seller and they offered me a full refund no questions asked.
I cant say if the scope i received was defective or not without buying another, but at least their support was very good about it.
DOT: take a picture of the dot before saying the dot quality is bad because all red dots look imperfect if you have astigmatism (even corrected), but they are still usable by most people. MOUNT: not good because there is only one screw in the middle of the mount to attach on picatinny/weaver rail, so it will not be well aligned on plastic rails. LENS CAPS: hard to instal unless you put them in hot water first. TURRETS: become harder to use towards the extreme ends, but still usable. AUTO-OFF: does not work. SUMMARY: best bang for buck at 70$CAD for low recoil calibers. Will update if it fails long term.
also naja ich muss sagen das es fr denn preis durch aus ok ist man kann es wunderbar einstellen und auch die Helligkeit ist ok und der punkt naja ist etwas undeutlich aber man kann mit lebe
Got this for a 22LR and am very happy with the performance. Even happier that it came in all black and didn’t have “Feyachi” stenciled across the side in huge white letters. Will be buying a second. Great value!
This item is awesome. Not a single fault. Well built, sturdy and accurate out of the box
But for the low cost I’m pretty happy with this.
It was one of the few I’ve seen with a 2MOA dot. Mounted it on a 10/22 and surprised at how well it worked out. Due to my eyes, most red dots are not dots but a squiggly line (glasses help), so was quite surprised that in the field this was a nice small sharp dot!
Can easily be used in bright day light.
I might even get another to try out on a pistol as it’s a fairly small size !
Haben diverse verfgbare Red Dots gesichtet und dieses hier war von den Preiswerten ( <100EUR) mit Abstand das Beste. Keine Erfahrungswerte haben wir bislang bezglich Dauerhaltbarkeit nach jahrelangem Einsatz unter extremen Bedingungen - aber dafr dass dieses Red Dot hier eigentlich ein "Spielzeug" fr Airsoft etc ist - berzeugt es im harten Einsatz im realen Krieg bislang zur vollen Zufriedenheit der ukrainischen Truppe.
This Red Dot Sight has many useful features, including an auto on/off mode that extends battery life and a small disturbance or movement detector.
The device features multi-coated lenses, and it uses a crisp 2MOA Red Dot. It is equipped with a digital push-button for brightness and power controls, up to ten brightness settings, and a memory function that remembers the last setting. It is equipped with an auto power on or off feature, as it powers up when it senses motion and automatically turns off when it senses no motion for one hour. It also comes with two base mounting options such as low profile and absolute co-witness. Furthermore, there is also a turret cap that features a built-in adjustment tool for elevation and windage adjustment.
I would say that it has a great finish and simple zero and power controls. It feels quite robust when constructed and mounted on my airsoft rifle. The brightness of the dot itself can be changed from low to high, which is really nice. It is also solid, easy to fasten on, and comes with a great amount of protection. The scope even has a honeycomb cover on the front end that helps shield it from BB damage and prevents reflections and glinting.
Overall, the red dot is sharp and performs excellently when adjusted properly. I will now use this red dot on my primary rifle. Also, for the build and quality, the price is very reasonable.
I got this for my son who recently got into shooting at the local club. He’s tried it on his air rifle and says it’s good fun to shoot with. Perhaps not quite as fancy as his (more expensive) optical sight but still very accurate and seems to hold it’s zero well. It definitely appears solidly built so should be able to stand up to some real world use. He’s only used it in the confines of the shooting range but has done some very impressive shooting with it, keyholing the bullseye with multiple shots.
Well, I have to admit, I didn’t expect such quality from “not so famous Feyachi”. So many famous manufacturers out there – Vortex, Primary Arms, EOtech, Sig Sauer, Holosun. Famous and ooh, expensive! And suddenly… Feyachi. Inexpensive but surprisingly good, good.
It’s 7cm totally long without lens cups and literally a bit more than 4cm in the widest and the highest points in a really well made aluminum body.
The subjective lens is about 1.8cm wide and the objective lens is 2cm wide. Convenient windage and elevation turrets and so are their cups and the on/off/brightness buttons I find very convenient.
Most importantly, it holds AR-15 5.56 recoil. Once you set it up, you can rely on it.
The device provides enough light to see the target well and the dot can be literally abnormally bright in the highest regulation.
In general, it is ideal for calm and measured target shooting.
This sight arrived in a sturdy plastic storage case.
The case contains:
* The sight itself.
* Riser rail.
* 2 flip up lens caps.
* Killflash filter (fitted to sight).
* Spare CR2032 battery.
* 2 Torx keys.
* 5 spare screws.
* Lens cleaning cloth.
* Instructions.
I got this to replace the sight on my old (but reliable) BSA rifle that had its sight damaged when it was dropped. This did mean purchasing a separate picatinny rail adapter but these are available cheaply.
The sight is nicely constructed and feels good quality. Fitting and setup are straightforward and only took a few minutes.
The optics are good and the dot brightness is adjustable. At its brightest is fine for even the sunniest days.
Windage and elevation adjustments are easily made with the adjuster caps removed and reversed. The caps have knurled sides and a tab on the top for this purpose.
Another reviewer mentioned the video review by Alpha Romeo One Five and this is worth searching out for an in depth look at this sight.
This is a nicely built, good quality sight that holds its accuracy well but at 68.99 it seems a bit expensive when there are very similar sights available much cheaper on Amazon, so I’m knocking off a star because of this.
Feyachi is a good brand and this compact red dot site is solid and well-made and comes with some neat features.
It arrives in a sturdy plastic box with textured foam padding inserts. As well as the basic sight, which comes with one CR2032 battery already installed, they provide a spare battery and removable lens covers for both ends. The sight is made with a mount on the base but they provide a second mount which can be added if you need more height above your battery. The Allen keys and tiny screws needed for both these mounts are also included.
The red dot is very visible through the eyepiece, even in daylight, and the lenses are clear to see through. The target end of the sight has a removable anti-glare ring which is basically a fine grid covering the lens.
On the body of the sight is the screw-off battery cover and the screw-off caps for the two adjustment screws fit height and windage. I really like the idea that the cap to these two adjustment screws have ridges on the top that are the correct size of screwdriver head to turn the adjustment screws. A neat idea, saves you having to fiddle around to find a screwdriver if you need some adjustment on the fly.
The red dot light has an auto-on function when it detects movement, which is clever; raise your gun and the light comes in ready. There’s also a manual on/off push button on the side as well as up and down buttons (presumably to adjust the dot’s brightness). It says it is auto-off after an hour of no movement detected. Well that a good thing to reduce battery wastage, though sitting there’s unused for an hour, draining the battery, seems rather a long time to me. But you can always use the manual on/off to shut it down before the hour if you know you’re putting it down for a long period.
Very bright and accurate. Materials are also okay, not too sure what other reviewers are complaining about. Sure, it might not be military grade materials, but they are plenty good enough. The price is also right. Good product.
This sight comes in a chunk military-esque case, alongside some lens caps, a higher riser, allen keys and even a spare battery. So overall, it’s pretty much ready to go straight out of the box, though it’s worth being aware that both risers are designed for 20mm rails, so you may need a picatinny rail adapter (or similar) to be able to attach it to guns with an 11mm rail or similar.
Beyond that, the sight is solidly constructed and seems sturdy enough to be able to handle being out in the field, it’s nice to have the kill flash, the red dot is nice and bright, and I didn’t have any issues with calibrating it for my preferred shooting distance.
Overall, I’m looking forward to spending some more time practicing with it!
It’s a decent entry-level scope, more than sufficient for airsoft, hunting, etc. Also helps that it’s quite small in size. You can adjust the aim dot if required. For under 500 meters will perform ok.
Would of preferred that it wouldn’t have arrived already chipped (as in the photo) but thats more to do with the packaging than the product itself.
The following is a review of the Feyachi V30 2MOA Red Dot Gun Sight. It comes in a nice plastic sturdy storage box together with instructions, the protective end caps (separate) assorted screws and hex type key for adjustment, a riser rail, two batteries — one fitted in the biggest screw cap, one spare – plus a cleaning cloth. The actual sight is well made with good machining, has an auto on & off feature plus is also fitted with a screw-in ‘honeycomb’ light deflector on the front – see photo – plus possibly also acts as a front lens protector. Once fitted, the flip up covers work well and the device fits on neatly enough on the rail on my air rifle and once lined up it was time for testing. The buttons are easy enough to understand, with just three of them. The windage and elevation adjustment screws are protected by screw-on knurled round nut covers – see photos – plus have rubber sealing rings at the base of each one. I will say the instructions supplied are basic but thanks to YouTube, there are a few videos that relate to this model – or ‘red dot’ sights in general – that are quite helpful as after a while I managed to get this working well or very acceptable as groups at twenty yards were quite good. Overall it’s a bit fiddly to set up (but it could be me!) but once you have done, it does deliver the goods
This scope arrived in a nice case with all the attachments you could possibly want. Inside the case theres the scope, scope covers (flip up), riser and even a battery. When assembled and on my airsoft rifle it feels very solid and the scope even comes with a honeycomb cover on the front end which not only stops reflections and glinting, it also helps protect it from BB damage. The red dot is bright and when zero’d it works very well. This will now be the red dot I use on my main rifle. Good value for money too for the build quality.
It works just fine, but the riser mount the comes Included with this doesn’t fit with the sight so why even give one to us if it can’t even mount it?
My setup has a gas piston and that inherently adds weight and also forward so far needed to be trimmed elsewhere so to speak.
To the sight, I bought this as an aid for my home defense rifle for better lining up the sights. The sights are an absolute cowitness, some videos online might show lower third but, I have absolute cowitness with my Magpul mbus rear and a Midwest Industries fixed front sight on the rail.
The on/off button has great tactile and click when pressed, the brightness buttons are the same way.
The covers for the sight adjustment has an o-ring and helps keep the mechanism clean. The covers also has a raised portion to be used for dot adjustment in case you don’t have a flat head screwdriver.
Positive and clicks when adjusting makes corrections reliable.
I do not have any night vision what so ever; so I can’t speak on the night vision claim.
The auto on/off I haven’t engaged. From what I’ve read sometimes gets turned in by walking by, and with my heavy steps and the occasional 2 or 3 magnitude earthquake (yay California) I rather save battery life.
It did arrive with a hard case box and the honeycomb flash suppression was on, one of the combs was bent and it’s more noticeable from the front, but not through the sight. It’s honestly not an issue, I don’t see it so even better.
Great red dot for the price, just for its intended purpose. With the features I use, the price is appropriate, the night vision and auto on/off is just extra gravy.
1single issue, that I don’t consider a big deal. The anti-reflection screen does not hold the rubber flip up cap firmly. The screen was not important to me so I removed it.
bright enough for day time use doesnt seem to lose zero on a gbb
After using many scopes for Airsoft over the last 20 years, I can honestly say how impressed I am with this scope and it quick and easy response to dialling in. Solid, comes with lease protector and easy to fix on. We hope to be able to stock these on our sites.
Josh
Gunman Airsoft.
Where to begin ? The review by Alpha Romeo One Five may be a good start. In it he tests the robustness of this device by throwing it all over his yard, including several times up against a shed wall, and it says on and retains its zero. So no doubt it’s robust and will do just fine during all that a hunting trip can throw at it. However, it’s not the one you want to take to war. Part of the advert description is, “gives thousands of hours battery life on a single battery.” Not unless you have a battery akin to a car battery it wont. The instruction book states, “power supply 3v CR 2032 Lithium battery: battery life: 15.5 hrs continuous use in brightest intensity. 240 hrs continuous use in medium intensity. 480 hrs continuous use in lowest intensity. Light years away from “thousands of hours.” That being said, I would assume that in general use one could reasonably expect 350 hours overall, and you get two batteries. Bolts on as is, low profile mount, but comes with a.83″ riser mount for absolute co-witness with iron sights. Thing to bear in mind, the mount securing screw has a star head, so if you lose the key provided an allen key wont tighten. One of the advertised features, both on Amazon & in the instruction book is the “motion activated illumination.” When you pick it up it switches on at the last used brightness setting. Mine doesn’t. Left it on for well over the stated 1hour switching off period, and still going strong. Obviously not up to the 350 mark yet. However, considering if it goes wrong in the “on ” position, which mine seems to have done, and you’ve got it at max brightness and leave it overnight, you need a new battery the following day. As far as I’m concerned, switching on and off manually is no big deal and something I’ve always done, so for practical purposes I can live without it. Zeroing has a pleasant surprise, as each click is equal to 1 MOA at 50 yards. On most kit I’ve used it’s 100, so to have it at 50 means less clicking at closer distances, and it’s accurate. Set mine up at 30 yards as I have a problem with squirrels at the bottom of my garden and they move too quick for telescopic sights, which seems to be a requirement for modern rifles. Whatever happened to good old iron sights ? In conclusion, despite the above detractors, it’s a good piece of kit which I’ll be keeping.
Not the cheapest, not the most expensive but a very well build red dot sight.
Pros
Built in mesh kill flash/lens protector
Lens caps included
Batteries, spare screws riser, low profile mounting plates and tools included
Has a nice finish and easy controls for zero and power. The dot itself can be adjusted from dim to very bright.
Cons
The only this I can see comes from using more expensive sights. The front lens (while protected with the mesh) isn’t coated to hide the dots visability and may be seen from the front, more so in the dark.
For many, this won’t be an issue. For some who go night/dark shooting, this might hmgive away your position.
Overall a brilliant mid range contender that is worth your consideration.
I have had this mounted on my Gamo Urban for about a month and it works pretty well. My only real issue is I can’t seem to hold an accurate zero. I can get it very close to perfect but the next time I go out to shoot it always seems to be just slightly off. I wouldn’t say it’s a big deal breaker for what I’m doing with it but it is something to consider. I’m going to continue trying to tweak it here and there so it may be something I’m doing wrong causing the problem. Overall it came in a nice hard shell “pelican” type storage case with a flat mount and riser mount. The presentation was great and the optic itself feels well made. Giving 4 stars only due to that problem I’m having holding absolute zero.
So I got this sight and had some issues with the first one I got. They sent me a second one and I haven’t had any issues with it. The red dot is very bright with various different brightness settings so you can change it based on how bright it is where you are using it. The kill flash works well but isn’t very strong (I use this sight for airsoft) so don’t rely on it to protect your sight. The kill flash really isn’t designed to protect a sight so it works as intended.
There are couple of different very useful things on this sight. The first is obviously the controls since it has easy to use buttons on the side of the sight to turn it on and off, or turn up the brightness. The other big thing is getting this sight sighted in. The elevation and windage adjustment caps have notches in the top of the cap so you use them to actually adjust the zero. This is extremely useful.
I can not really speak to how the sight holds a zero since I use it for airsoft, but I have noticed a little bit of movement. I am a little skeptical on how it would do with something with recoil.
The last thing that is important to mention is I can’t seem to get the buttons to work when I am wearing gloves. I have to take my gloves off in order to turn the sight on and off. Not really a big deal but still important to note.
Overall the sight is great for the price depending on what you are using it for. When it comes to airsoft it works great.
It has a very nice build quality. knurled elevation/windage adjustment covers, with flat head adjustment tool backs, are nice to have and the battery “clicks” in to place before even putting the cover on. Front/Rear lens covers snap snugly in to place and the anti-reflective disc fits great/works great. Fits my pic rail good and tightens down well (I recommend some removable grade Loctite on the threads). Overall I like it even though its just a little smaller than I’m used to. Mounting it closer to my face should help that though so no big deal.
-Power on
The dot is nice and crisp with a good range of brightness settings for just about any situation. Elevation/windage adjustments work and the detents have a good positive click as they are adjusted. At first, mine wouldn’t Auto On/Off which was very frustrating as that was a huge selling point for me. I read the instructions multiple times, watched video’s, checked the manufacturers website, read review’s and questions… You name it and I did it trying to figure out if this was a dud or if it was a setting sequence issue. I found nothing. So I decided to try a ton of tapping and holding different button combinations when I finally figured it out. Much simpler than I thought it would be. So here it is.
**How to ENABLE Auto On/Off or Motion Sensor Mode**
1st- Stick a good battery in it and make sure it turns on. See the red dot? Ok good, leave it on.
2nd- PRESS AND HOLD the power button. The dot will go out like you just turned it off but keep holding the power button until the dot comes back on (mine to about 7 seconds but I’d hold it to 30 seconds just in case yours is different). Once the dot comes back on RELEASE the power button. Now you’re Auto On/Off mode has been enabled.
3rd- Test it and make sure it does what it’s supposed to.
4th- Now that you know how this works, buy more for the rest of your boom sticks.
-Zeroing
Making the adjustments were easy/precise. After a simple drop test (mounted to CLEAR/UNLOADED rifle, in a soft case, 5′ drop, 5 times), the red dot held zero just fine.
4.5/5 Stars overall for me since the instructions were of no help getting the Auto On/Off or Motion Sensor to work. Hope this helps others as I see many people don’t know how/ are having problems getting that feature to work.
Nice Job Feyachi! Write better instructions.
Fantastic deal overall, I bought it because I wanted to try their M37 magnifier. The sight seems to be well built and you probably won’t find many other optics with a shake awake feature for $90. The lens caps are detachable and close with a firm and satisfying snap, and the optional anti-glare mesh thing also looks pretty cool. I put blue threadlock on the screws that mount it to the riser just in case it can’t handle the recoil of 7.62×39.
Some downsides are some parallax issues at very close range (a problem most red dots have really), and the dot isn’t very crisp indoors. You can kind of make out the messy dot projection pattern if you really focus on it.
I’ll report back after a couple of months of use and see how it holds up.
A few weeks back I obtained a Feyachi V30 2MOA red dot sight to review. The advertising suggested that it was good for those who enjoy Airsoft. It took a bit but I did manage to test it on not only airsoft but some other platforms. All I really needed was a Picatinny rail and I was good to go. (Since it fits a standard 1913 Picatinny it should also fit the Weaver rail (20mm)). Having never used a red dot before I’ll go through it here much the way I did when I received the initial package.
Where I expected a mostly plastic item when I opened the box I was very happy to discover that it was made of a well machined heavy Aluminum. The black coating is perfect on the one I have. Everything is nice and tight when mounted and all I had to do to mount it was tighten a single screw with the supplied Allen wrench. The included instructions are clear and easy to follow. Nice.
Like all sights needed to be checked for accuracy and the Feyachi V30 2MOA comes with both elevation and windage adjustments. The adjusting screws are capped and Feyachi has built in a screwdriver for each cap. The adjustment range is stated to be 40 MOA. Each click of the adjustment is = to 1 MOA @ 50 yards.
The red dot that is reflected up into your field of view is fully adjustable over a range of 10 brightness factors — this should allow for ease of use regardless of lighting conditions or eyesight issues — I had no problem seeing the dot under my conditions in Florida. All the optics I can access are coated glass.
The low profile mount comes attached but the box also includes a .83 riser mound (mounts are held securely to the sight body by four screws) which aligns nicely with various options. (Including the Feyachi M36/37 red dot magnifier). Using the riser also gave a clear line of sight to my iron sights.
Besides the extra mount the box also contains two small wrenches, a spare battery and a couple of spare screws. Lens cleaning cloth, dust caps and an anti reflection cover to reduce glare and reflection. The dust caps are worth a special mention as they stayed open when the Airsoft was in use, no ‘surprise’ closing at the wrong moment. Everything you need to get started included. Very nice.
The light has on/off and up/down buttons that allow you to adjust the intensity of the dot with the last setting being held as default when the unit is turned off. There is also Motion Activated Illumination which will power up or down as needed but I rarely used this preferring to turn the unit on or off as needed and experienced no inconvenience doing so. Use the method you prefer.
Testing was both mounted and unmounted. We are in a foggy area and I left the unit exposed for a couple of nights with no signs of moisture intrusion — same for working in a light rain. Every thing is sealed nice and tightly — no leaks. Besides normal bumps and bangs (and recoil) I gave the V30 2MOA some really abusive drops and bangs to see if it would stay where set — it did every time. There were limits to my testing though, I did not toss the V30 2MOA off the roof or drive over it with my van. Still, the abuse I gave it was more than average and it not only survived but continues to perform well.
Besides Airsoft I tried it mounted on other platforms, including a .22 and with a friend up to a .223. No problems although I cannot say how many weeks a V30 2MOA can withstand such abuse. As long as the rail was secure and the V30 2MOA tightened to it properly there were no problems in use or maintaining settings. The Feyachi V30 2MOA is certified up to 800 g’s recoil impact.
Feyachi guarantees the Feyachi V30 2MOA for 3 years. So, the Feyachi V30 2MOA is tough, well made, accurate, fun and inexpensive. Very, very nice.
The best place I see to order is from this Amazon page!
Once I headed to the range I used a bore sight laser to align the red dot on the Marlin. WIth that out of the way, I zeroed in the sight and it was accomplished at 50 yards after about 6 rounds. I was able to put about 60 rounds downrange with the .22 and had pretty consistent 2.5″ groups at 100 yards. It was raining and I was using plinking ammo so wasn’t too concerned. It was consistent.
Next I transferred it to the AR pistol and got it sighted in. It took about 8 rounds to get dialed in. I zeroed for 50 yards and kept my shooting distance at 50 yards as well. I put 120 rounds (4 mags) through and checked for zero after the first mag. I had to slightly tighten the base down and re-zero as my groupings were terrible, but I think that was my own fault. Once reset, I put three more mags through and was able to keep my groupings to about 3″ using Russian Tulammo .223 rounds. That was about par for the course using that ammo and another name brand, more expensive red dot that normally resides on that gun.
Final Impressions – For the price, this was a pleasant surprise. It held zero on both guns once I got it mounted securely. Might be more accurate than I found it to be, but it was consistent. The sight got soaked in the rain and once dried and cleaned it was as good as new. Very happy with the purchase and will probably use it on one of my son’s rifles for plinking as it is more than accurate enough for that. Good value!
So I ordered this sight as a replacement to one that had been shot out. I had heard that this one came with a killflash that would also function as a lens protector, it had a low mount option, and it had multiple brightness options. I can confirm all these things. The sight comes in a nicely secured box, with parts individually packed and safe from damage. In total you receive the sight on a low mount, a high mount, two flip-up lens caps, a killflash, an Allen wrench for the four mounting screws, a hex wrench for the screw that secures the mount to a rail, a spare battery (one does come in the sight as well, so two batteries is great), a cleaning cloth, two spare screws for the mounts, and finally instructions. Looking over the sight, the finish is good. The buttons are obvious and easy to press. The killflash screws on easily, and the lens caps are a friction-fit that can work over the killflash, which is great. The dot is bright and easy to see, even in full daylight. I am yet to test the claimed NVG settings. Please note – the massive dot is a result of my poor phone camera. The sight does seem to have the claimed 2MOA dot, so its small but bright. Acquiring targets is no issue. My 8th pictures shows something that I thought might be an issue – the red-ish frontal lens of the sight is off-centered. However, this is not able to be seen from the rear aperture of the sight, and seems to have zero effect on the sight’s function. I have tested the sight on both GBBRs and some of my Daytona rifles, and it has held zero.
So, in review. The sight arrived quickly, was packaged well, is plenty bright, and is all-around a good sight. The killflash is an excellent feature that I wish more sights offered, and the fact that the lens protectors can work alongside the killflash is even better. Two mounting options is great if you like to use your own mounts like I do, or the included high mount is an option. The single slight issue of the lens is purely cosmetic, and considering how I play I expect this sight to be dinged up anyway within the coing weeks, so I dont really care. For me in airsoft this sight is an easy 5/5, and I would be comfortable mounting this on up to a 9mm carbine. It may be able to handle larger calibers, but I do not have access to anything like that currently, so that is only an assumption.