20 Best Micro Red Dot For Pistol (2023 Updated)

How many times as adults do we find ourselves trying to illuminate an unlit area behind drywall so we can run a line or a wire through that area? Now it’s all good to illuminate the area, but most of the time we can’t physically see into that area.

I know it isn’t very often, but when you need to see what is in that space beit a children’s toy. Or a piece of jewelry that your cat took off with that might be in one of the heat registers. I purchased this camera to look under some raised basement flooring to see if there was any water or floor moisture from our spring thaw.

This camera showed me all that I needed to see without having to start pulling up flooring. ( no moisture) I was extremely impressed with the image quality and ease of use. Because I now own this awesome toy, I have found it very useful for a number of other things including looking at the huge hotel for Squirrels located under my neighbors shed.

In my opinion, it pays for itself the first time you need it.

I own the original Micro See snake circa 2006. It says patent pending on it! I have had to replace the optic cable several times. Although it’s under warranty, finding a place is hard. (Hey Ridgid, I’d still like to fix it) The replacement cable cost is as much as the new tool so I bought one.

I love the flip screen and the cable is longer now! Same tough camera that is crucial for my PHVAC/R endeavors. I know it will last through seasons of use and is more reliable than cheap Bluetooth versions the junior technicians have purchased online.

If I could fix my original one, it would be a good hand me down to keep our trade moving forward.

I had a sump pump failure in an area accessible only via a crawl space. After the new replacement pump I wanted quick easy access without making the trip under the house. I purchased the digital inspection camera to view the sump area.

It is the prefect solution for inspection to my problem. I drilled a hole in the floor and can insert the camera and turn on the light and I can see clearly. When done I remove the camera and plug the hole in the floor!.

I’ve owned 4 Bernzomatic soldering irons, and all 4 of them broke after a month or 2. This one is much better built, heavier, and comes with more accessories. I should have bought the dremel a long time ago.

Yes I recomend this dremel 2000. I forgot to mention the fuel tank is roughly double the size on this dremel also.

I use this primarily to solder my hand made jewelry. It is excellent when working with small parts. It heats fast and the temperature control is precise. The flame lock is ver handy. I can reach all the controls with one hand.

The gas canister is quite large an burn time is impressive. You get a lot for what you pay for. The metal case holds all adaptors firmly. I would highly recommend this Dremel tool.

I would have stayed with a red handle, Radio Shack torch with interchangeable tips. I’ve owned 4 of them in the last 17 years or so. But they are not easily available, so I picked up on the Dremel. I like their power tool.

It is a nice little piece. So far, the Dremel Torch is better than any torch I’ve ever used. Time will tell, but parts are available.

I bought the permanent glue dots and the removable dots for a project. Some of the items I had to affix to the paper were quite heavy so the removable dots ended up falling off of the surface with the object which I figured might happen.

The permanent ones seemed to work a little better, but the items still seem to barely hang on. I used a few extra and now they seem to be holding all right so just keep in mind the weight and even though the box says permanent, they may be able to be removed after-all.

First time using these to stick balloons to the ceiling. Some dots rolled off the strip, while others stuck to the strip and not to the balloon. Some dots held the balloons to the ceiling, while other dots did nothing, which forced me to try good old clear tape.

I’m not a decorating genius, so I will not remove user error from the equation, but I didn’t think that much experience was needed to use these things. Okay, but I wouldn’t say that they are 100 percent reliable.

And, when you are getting up and down off of a step-stool for each balloon, I kinda think most people want things to work as promised.

I needed these for a display board with earrings handing in little bags. It didn’t really work for that too well. The good news is that you could remove the bag from the display. which is what I wanted.

The bad news was – when I transported the display, many of the bags fell off. Not quite strong enough for my use. Find the right use and its a good product.

The safariland drop rig holster I purchased for my M18 pistol is great the fit and finish is perfect. Always wanted one, but they’re pretty expensive. LA police gear had one on sale for half the price! I have been using LA Police gear for a while now.

They always have great sales and everything is in stock. Shipping is quick and easy. My go to shop for all my needs. Thanks LA Police gear!.

Nice holster however in description says it will fit with trijicon SRO red dot. With this particular red dot on site it does not lock in place making it only a level one holster. I called safariland and they said that they’re taking the SRO off as a working sight.

Otherwise good product.

One of the best designs overall out there. Works with or without the flashlight attached. Excellent retention and reliability. I paired it with the quick lock system(QLS) so I can switch between my drop leg and my mid ride.

All depending which uniform I’m wearing for the day.

Fits my Glock 17 with a Surefire X300 like a glove. The draw is really easy: you barely need to de-press the nub before the gun slides free. The multicam wrap feels good and looks good too

Left and right locking adjustment comes loose, only 4 mounting points on dovetail, pins fiberoptics dont get enough light exposure, level bubble is part of the sight ring(and not inside the sight ring, very bad placement) yardage indicator cannot be set all along the slider, not enough mounting points.

Individual pins “micro adjustment” is numb feeling and difficult to measure how much movement you are adding to pins position(lack of score marks). Had one other CBE sight before this one (TL7) and was a little better but also disappointing.

Left and right would walk and wife had to pain the sight ring fluorescent orange to make it consistent for locating in peep. The metal sight tapes are REALLY nice tho.

I have been using this sight for a few months. It is very smooth and easy to set-up. I like the bright green pin housing, making lining up with your peep sight easy. I love the metal yardage plates, they look awesome and you never need to worry about weather.

Issues: The biggest problem I found, like others who have reviewed this sight, is the housing is loose. It rattles as you move. It did not effect my shooting accuracy but it made noise and felt unstable.

I contacted CBE twice and never got a response, which was very frustrating. I was able to fix the issue by cranking down of the windage dial. This fixed the rattling issue but I cannot use the micro windage adjustments anymore.

Love this sight!! I purchased the multi-pin sight after using the CBE single pin sight for target season. I found CBE’s sights to be incredibly well constructed. All the adjustments are easy and the distance indicator is made from metal as opposed to other sights which use sticker tape.

I’m definitely a CBE fan!!.

After using the Celestron StarPointer Finderscope that came with my 8SE and struggling to keep it fastened to the scope, I upgraded to the Telrad which had been highly recommended by members of astronomy club.

This is not a small/compact finderscope but the ease of use and clarity of view are evident. You attach the base and insert the Telrad over its base in seconds. This keeps the base well secured on the OTA.

Consider this a no brainer upgrade.

The holster looks good, is comfortable to wear, and hangs at a good height for intuitive access. It’s designed well for safety and security, but keeps the weapon available in a fraction of a second when needed due to great ergonomics.

A firm press down and forward on the hood guard lever with the thumb combined with strong hold on the grip puts the side of the thumb in the perfect position to release the final lock at the ejection port.

So far, the holster has held up well to bumps and shocks and doesn’t rattle around when running. It’s a great holster!.

The holster is a perfect fit for my Glock 17 Gen 5 MOS with Aimpoint ACRO P-2 and Modlite PL350. Im very pleased and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good quality, secure light bearing OWB retention holster.

Awesome holster. Best described as nicely broken in with lots of life left. Great value for the price.

I would highly recommend this holster, I’ve been using it since I got it, great quality holster good draw, a little tight with a light but it only takes a couple days of practice to get proficient at holstering.

I like it. Very lite in weight and keeps my tool weapon secure. Thank you ??

Glad I bought it. I ordered one directly from Safariland on January 8th. Today is March 15th and still have not received it yet.

I make my own targets from different-sized target spots. We shoot 22 LR, 223 Remington, 55. 6 NATO, 243 Cal, & 6. 5 Creedmoor rounds. It is easier to custom-make the targets that will serve multiple styled layouts.

It is very convenient with the different multiple sizes available. They are bright and you are able to see the impact of the bullets as they hit!.

Just for plinking at the range, the fancy targets get expensive. These target spots and 100 paper plates and you are good to go. Spots were under $7 and cheapie paper plates were under $3, so you get 100 targets for about $10.

Save the fancy ones for when you are seriously shooting. Never had a problem with them not sticking, and they are easy to see. Our range has gray hard foam squares that you stick your targets with tacks or staples.

Hits are easy to see with the darker background of the foam showing thru. This is my second batch, and well worth the few bucks!.

Good and bright decent amount of adhesive but not really reactive like other birchwood casey products

IšverstiShow in original languageThis may be a top brand, and the solidness & quality is there. But the on/off sliding gas lever is hard to keep consistent. It does not feel safe when off, it may be bumped & the gas will come out.

It would have been better with a dial. Overall, it would have been better to purchase a rechargeable electric style soldering iron even though a bit more expensive.

IšverstiShow in original languageEl cautin es pequeo pero totalmente funcional. Al principio me costo un poco de trabajo hacerlo funcionar, creo por haberlo intentado en un lugar demaciado ventoso. Lo encendi primero auxiliado de un encendedor, note como que la regilla se calento y bueno se puso al rojo vivo y comenz a calentar.

Creo que necesito mas practica pues aun no enciende a la primera, pero con el encendedor o fosforos veo que arranca. Lo rellene de gas para encendedores que viene presurizado. Mi uso que le dar ser realizar unas cuantas uniones electricas en lugares donde una extensin electrica do llega o simplemente no vale la pena tender una extencion para conectar el cautin regular para tan pocos puntos, por ejemplo soldar un par de cables en un automovil.

IšverstiShow in original languageGreat portable unit, reliable, easy to light. If you work on cars trucks or have a property where you need to work remote, you need this. I have several, love it.

None of the glue guns out there had great reviews so I went with the least expensive option assuming the trigger would not work etc. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it worked perfectly. I used it for about 3 hours and aprox 7 glue sticks worth of time.

Turned it off twice for aprox 20 min to do something else and then plugged it back in to continue. It worked wonderfully throughout. The only product improvement I would suggest is the stand. The work I was doing required me to pick it up and put it down constantly.

The stand is very small so at times the gun would tip over. If you push down on it slightly when depositing it, it usually will stay up though.

Like most glue guns, they’ve become so commonplace that the price has gone down and cost as much as a venti Starbucks. This is a hot melt glue gun. Not a dual melt, but a hot melt. What that means is hot melt glue is for industrial use like fixing chairs and broken things.

It is not meant for craft use like gluing together fabric and models. These use only hot melt mini glue sticks so please buy the appropriate sticks. There is a stand that flips out so you can balance it on a table.

Having paper or a glue pad underneath the tip helps from dripping glue getting on your work surface. The glue heats up quick and you can start working a few minutes after plugging it in. This is handy glue gun to have for fixing things around the house.

At this price, expect it to last a sensible amount of time.

I use glue guns for a lot of different projects. I have used several different brands of glue guns but this Stanley glue gun is the most dependable and functional glue gun I have ever used. It heats up quickly and the glue flows evenly.

When I have a project that requires a glue gun, I reach for this Stanley glue gun.

I purchased this to do paper craft projects, work with ribbon, work with lace, and work with tulle. It works wonderfully for all of them. It doesn’t melt or damage any of the materials. I didn’t have any issues with glue strings either.

It fits nicely in my hands, some other glue guns are much larger and awkward to hold. It is a great deal for the price. Note that while it is low temp glue the glue is still hot, so you won’t want to work with it with your bare hands.

I did end up touching some directly, and while it hurt it didn’t leave any serious burns. The only negative things I have to say about it is that it doesn’t have a power indicator or readiness light, so I was uncertain when it had gotten warm enough to work with.

The cord is also a little on the shorter side.

Love this little glue gun! I never had one, was dying to make myself a driftwood orb, bought some driftwood here also, styrofoam balls, and it proved to be the perfect temp and operational gun I needed.

It takes about 2 minutes to heat up to gluey softness for adhesion to objects. Even though the craft project called for low temp one, this gun was just perfection! Glue tends to cool rather quickly, so it was manipulative with the craft project for a good amount of time.

Highly recommend.

It’s an ok so-so glue gun. When I used it, it came out in clumps and I had to squeeze the trigger all the way down. When I only went part way, it didn’t work very well. And the mini glue sticks really didn’t last very long either.

The tip is a little bigger than I would have liked, but for now, it worked. I will be looking for something a little better and a different type and try re-doing the glue job.

I have this camera in the micro and now nano size, it is just as good! I like it for my long range builds. Be aware the micro and nano cameras don’t have the same osd controller in the plug versions.

Use the one that comes with your camera along with the harness to change the osd. I don’t know what the other wires do I simply plug this into my quad with a 3 pin plug from a caddx ant, yes there’s more pins on the camera but a 3 pin fits securely in its corresponding v g and camera pin outs and works.

To adjust the osd I unplugged my 3 pin plug slid the supplied wiring harness ends into it and plugged that into the camera then the osd controller into the harness. I got rid of the logo and timer that displays when the camera is turned on.

Now it’s just that pretty image, I’m happy.

Have both the Micocat and the Toothless. From a general low light conditions, the toothless was pretty close to the Micro Cat. I was initially impressed with the camera; THEN after about 10 flights the OSD reset back to defaults.

Hooked athe OSD board up to it, and the camera would only recognize the left button (not even the center button). So the only thing you could do is click the left button, and that click it again which allows you to adjust the brightness (but not really, because you can’t select any other options or back out of that menu.

Since I have Micro Cat, I tried that board as well and it acted the exact same way. Hooked the Toothless OSD board to the Micro Cat and it worked fine. so it is something in the camera. After some research, It seems that this happens more than it should.

I was hoping for better from FOXEER.

The camera and lens quality look great, good quality harness. Light weight too. That’s where the good ended for me. The video quality with a rush tank solo was broken up and, honestly not close to my run cams.

I have other foxeer cameras and this one just wasn’t good. Low light, day light, wide angle, all just bad. I went back to my run cam and that was it. This will be going on the shelf since I used it, I didn’t want to try and return it.

The glue gun will heat up pretty fast. The front of the gun beyond the hand grip will get really hot so be careful not to touch it. The instructions on the booklet are fairly easy to follow. Basically pull the side handles back, and then push the top trigger button to start your gluing.

You may need some practice if you want to get a steady amount out. Glue also will drip out of the tip after you stop so dont leave it anywhere you dont want glue to get on to. You get 2 glue sticks included but those will be finished pretty fast.

Most hands should be able to hold this and press the button to work.

The Westcott White Hot Glue Pen is fun and easy to use! I like that the pen is lightweight and easy to hold and operate. With this glue pen, dispensing the glue is more precise. I also like that it holds in the 2nd glue stick tightly so it’s not falling out when you are using it.

There’s no guessing on when it’s ready to use since the tip turns red (in a matter of minutes) and when it’s cool enough to clean and put away the tip turns back to blue. I highly recommend this glue pen! I also recommend visiting the website for Westcott to watch the tutorial video (maybe it can be added on here by Westcott).

Wow, This is a great glue pen. I love the pen style grip-it makes it easy to use and terrific for intricate design work. I do a lot of crafting projects and the pen style grip has an easy trigger to use and your hand does not get tired from using this style.

The pen style gives me much more control. I love the nozzle. It turns red when it is hot-easy and safe to use and has a non stick coating on the nozzle which makes it great for easy clean up after craft projects.

The directions were easy to follow and I may never go back to a tradtional glue gun again!!!!.

Bought for my P365XL. Not the biggest fan, it was okay for what it was and price, but reholstering was near impossible due to the open design of the trigger guard. That meant practicing a draw stroke required you to draw, then remove the holster and snap it back over the trigger guard.

If you’re looking for something cheap with a claw that can secure a smaller pistol it’s not a bad choice, but has its limitations. If the kydex was stiffer and held it’s form better reholstering wouldn’t be an issue.

I have an old house and recently installed a pellet stove. I’ve been curious as to how hot the stove gets and also wondered if there were any major holes in my house letting the heated air leak out. I looked into buying one of those heat sensing cameras but discovered they cost a fortune and then came upon this little thermometer and am impressed with it’s accuracy and cost.

According to the MT4, my stove puts out air measuring about 240 degrees F and I haven’t found any spots in/outside my house that are leaking heat. Also, I learned I needed to make my frig a little colder, that my hot tub really is 104 degrees F, that “5” on my electric stove is about 350 degrees, that my dog is always 80 degrees, that sweat on my forehead keeps my skin temp at 85 degrees but when the sweat dries, my skin temp rises to about 95 degrees, my heated car seats get up to about 105 degrees – no wonder I always turn them off after a few minutes.

Lots of fun and uses. I think everyone should have one. Accuracy was tested by measuring the wall temperatures next to where I hang old style mercury thermometers throughout the house and the readings are always (+/-) 2 degrees which is within the published margin of error.

My late wife gave me one of these many years ago, when it was an industrial tool and cost three times as much. It is still working, and I have used it daily. It is currently my favorite gift for most any special occasion.

Though the laser in mine has become unpredictably intermittent, it hasn’t affected its accuracy, and it works on griddles for pancakes, cups of water in the microwave, bread dough, walls, floors, ducts, most anysurface up to 500ªF, and the new ones seem to go to 750ºF.

No kitchen should be without one.

These batteries are very powerful and work really well, but that usb design make them slightly fatter which makes very hard to fit into a normal space. To be specific I’m using them with a Tilta battery unit (Dual 18650 Battery Pack for Nucleus Nano Motor) that drives the follow focus motor.

Trying to shove these puppies has made me rip the casing of the battery and cause them to expose the elements, thus making them very dangerous when charging. In one instance I had sparks when I was plugging them in to charge.

I was very concerned about leaving them charging overnight. And forget about pulling them out of the Tilta unit, it’s almost impossible, takes a lot of force. Now, again the battery capacity is very good and while I like the thinking behind the built-in USB charger, I’d rather have them do a regular version where you can use the normal charger.

The space that USB has taken up could potentially have been used for larger capacity. Messy solution. PS: The Tilta unit is a new piece of hardware and I think it meant to be snug, but the experience has been underwhelming.

If someone find out that Tilta unit is at fault, I’ll change this review.

Batteries wont fit in the tilta nucleus system even though BH suggests it. I was outside of my return window when I realized as I was using other batteries. I am unable to be reimbursed and was not offered any store credit but they said they would review the listing here.

According to BH they dont actually sell any batteries appropriate for the nucleus system.

Been using Surefire flashlights and their batteries for over +12 years and I love it! Very dependable and reliable. And not once ever failed on me. I purchased the Surefire 18650 rechargeable battery for my SF M600U light as a backup.

Always good to have another battery in hand.