CyeleeShake Awake Micro Red Dot Sight for Pistols, 3 MOA Reflex Sight, Fits Doctor Cuts(Calf V2)

Cyelee does it again! Great optic, held zero on a .357 no problems. Also, very quick and prompt customer service. The adapter plate for the revolver is not a standard tap (#6-48), Cyelee sent me the correct screw size - quick. Great customer service. I will be buying from them again, and would recommend this optic to anyone.

Holds zero and has a log battery life. It fits on doctors cut slide mounts. Since im not an "operator" im not worried about how submersible it is but it seems to handle rain and recoil fine like any other rds. Overall a good bang for your buck i kinda want another one to throw on my 22

Here it is.Im very impressed with this little dot. Buttons are solid and firm. When mounted, it lines up perfect to my AmeriGlo Suppressor sights.The Docter mount is perfect for my 19. It has a flat front, so make sure your Docter mounting is flat and not curved. The sight mounting holes are just the right size to make a tight fit against the pins on the slide.As for the sight, its rugged. It feels super solid. I own Holosun, Delta Pro, Vortex and Lucid.The craftsmanship is there. I have talked with their support team and they are quick to respond and very helpful. The support is a huge one for me, most of these lower cost sights have zero support. You bought it, you own it.Its obvious Cyelee takes great pride in their products and I think they will get up there with Holosun and Vortex. Holosun and Vortex were the new guys years ago, now they are the 'go-to' for LEO, Military, Serious Home owners, and so on and so forth.5 Stars from me, you won't be disappointed. I'll be picking up their T-10 w/ shake awake next, its a beast that can take a beating and keep ticking. There is a great YT video of a guy who literally throws his rifle in the rocks, ice and snow...and I mean beats the tar out of it, to the point the lower mount on T10 came loose. It shot on target.I see they are in KC, Kansas. I hope they are US Made... "Cye-Lee"....Like "Bruce Lee"...Hmmm. Might be overseas. I searched the net and could not dial in where they come from. I am a huge OLight fan, Yes, they are from China, but the quality speaks for itself. That's what matters to me...I get my moneys worth.I think can put Cyelee in that category; that is huge for me. I own a dozen OLights and will never buy the top name brand; and yes, I own all the "high end" units too.

So I bought this back in June and have run it through a fair amount of rounds and it has not lost its zero with a regular amount of blue loctite. I would highly recommend that anyone who gets this re-seat the battery as needed and crank down the battery cap if possible. First time I ran it, after the first shot, it turned off. A shot or two later, it turned back on and it would cycle like that through the whole mag. I was happy I brought my screwdriver kit to the range that day as all it took was taking out the battery, putting it back in, and tightening the cap down pretty hard and it's been pretty dang good since.The sight gets impractically bright in my opinion and I don't have nods nor so much as a tube to provide any opinion if the dimmest setting is okay for NV. Buttons are stiff but recessed enough from the rubber caps to not accidentally press and the adjustments are nice and clicky.Really hard to go wrong with this if you want a $100 red dot in my opinion.Used with a PSA Dagger, ~1500 rounds

I ordered this for my Walther PDP Compact. I had another optic that died before I ever got to use it, so I went with this one as I am not sure if a MRD is for me or not and I didn't need a $$$ unit to help me decide.For my particular gun, you must order the optics plate from the manufacturer (Walther gives you one for free, the next one costs you) and I had an optic that used the Docter/Noblex platform, so that is what I went with. I received my original MRD as a gift, but by the time the optic plate arrived, the first MRD had died so I had to return it to the store and I started looking here for one with the same footprint.The CYELEE brand had a mixed bag of reviews, but of the positive ones that I saw on Youtube, they helped me decide on this model. I ordered it and it was here within 16 hours (thank you Amazon).After unpacking it, you have to remove the Weaver/Picatinny mount from the MRD, which on this unit seemed to be a chore. I removed the 2 screws that I knew were holding them together, but it seemed stuck together. After much prying and tugging, it just sort of pulled apart, and I can't help but think that this is a good thing.I dropped it into place on the slide of my Walther PDP and it fit very snugly. I initially didn't use any type of thread lock on the screws, but I will once I have decided to keep it or go with the iron sights.I like the fact that the battery is located on the top of the unit, that means it will be easy to change when the time comes to do so. Manufacturers of units with the battery underneath should take notes on this. I LOVE the fact that the brightness of the red dot itself can be adjusted, that will be an awesome feature when shooting outside under the bright TX sun. I also LOVE that CYELEE has a 3 year warranty. An added bonus in the box is an extra battery and a lens cleaning cloth.

2 year review here:This thing just outlasted my holosun 507C-X2. Every company is going to produce lemons, and big name brands are no exception..but it is still impressive that this $105.00 optic outlasted a $400.00 optic. Holosun lost zero & reticle has started drifting while the trusty Cylee dot is holding strong.If you are on a budget don't hesitate to consider this brand. These things are the real deal. No special bells and whistles, but they do run.