Osight SE
A new brand entering Israel, offering an enclosed optic at the price of an open one. Sealing is the feature that usually doubles the price, and here it comes in at the entry level. The trade-off is reputation — there aren't enough years in the field yet to know how it ages.
What's good about it
- An enclosed optic at an open-emitter price — an unusual ratio
- 2 MOA dot with circle, and a side-loading battery tray — swap without removal
- Sealed against lint and sweat
What's less good
- A young brand with no proven durability track record
- No organized service or warranty in Israel
- Low resale value
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: hard to believe an enclosed optic costs so little
- Works better than expected
- An opportunity for anyone on a small budget
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: nobody knows what happens after three years
- No one to turn to if something breaks
- The brand isn't well known, so it's hard to sell later
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
Which pistols it fits
34 models sold in Israel take the RMSc / Shield footprint, directly or through the adapter plate supplied with the pistol.
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