Osight SE MOS
The same Osight enclosed optic, in a version that mounts directly on the Glock MOS cut — no adapter plate. That sets it lower, eliminates the loose screw every plate adds, and brings an enclosed optic to a Glock at the price of an open one. Like its smaller sibling: the trade-off is a young brand without years in the field.
What's good about it
- Enclosed, directly on Glock MOS — no plate, sits low
- 2 MOA dot, circle, and a side-loading battery tray
- The lowest price on the market for a full-size enclosed optic
What's less good
- Only fits Glocks with an MOS cut
- A young brand with no proven durability track record
- No organized service or warranty in Israel
Common user reviews
The remarks that come up most often among owners of this optic, good and bad. User opinions, not our test.
Common praise
- Most common praise: an enclosed optic on a Glock at a price that didn't exist before
- Sits low with no plate
- The circle-dot is convenient for beginners
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: nobody knows how it will age
- No one to turn to in Israel
- Only fits Glock MOS
What's in it
Shake-awake
Shuts off at rest and wakes the moment it moves
Enclosed emitter
Holster lint, sweat and dust cannot block the dot
Co-witness
The iron sights stay visible below the dot
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