http://www.elitepaintballguns.com Your one stop for elite paintball guns and manufacturers Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:00:23 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The FOT Sight is a bit different than the others reviewed till now. It’s nothing more than two ghost rings which when aligned provide target acquisition. It’s simple, but works perfectly. It doesn’t require batteries and doesn’t have lenses. The sight is all metal and extremely durable. It’s practically indestructible. ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/opsgear-fast-on-target-fot-sight/ You know my opinion on Dye products. There’s rarely something that will disappoint me. Unfortunately the Dye Izon is one of those products. Not that it’s a bad sight, but if I have to compare it to the Armson ProDot, the ProDot will totally outshine it. The Izon is an ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/dye-izon-red-dot-sight/ If you want a really cheap sight that in the same time won’t cause you many problems this may be the one for you. Sure, it’s not the best one on the market and it has its flaws, but for the money it comes they’re worth ignoring. I’ll start with ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/daisy-max-view-electronic-point-sight/ The biggest advantage of the Crosman Red Dot Site is that it comes with a very low price tag. Overall it’s not a bad sight. It’s lightweight, you get plenty of field view, there’s no glare, it’s easy to adjust and zero, it also stays on the marker very secure. ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/crosman-red-dot-site/ The PMRS wouldn’t be my first BSA Optics choice. It has its advantages, but in my opinion it’s not really worthy the price asked. It does have lower profile than BSA 30mm RD Sight (for those of you concerned about the size). It’s more compact and really nice looking. It ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/bsa-optics-pmrs-sight/ If you didn’t like the BSA Optics 30mm Red Dot Scope, because it is big, just skip this review and move on to the next one. For those who don’t mind the size you’re gonna love the BSA Optics 50mm Red Dot Sight. It is just as great as the ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/bsa-optics-50mm-red-dot-sight/   The BSA Optics 30mm Red Dot Scope gets really good reviews. People like it very much and are pleased with its performance. The sight is very durable and you don’t have to worry about breaking even if you take a direct hit on it. It has a pretty large field ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/bsa-optics-30mm-red-dot-scope/ The only difference between the ProDot and the ProDot Max Duty is in the design. As far as characteristics go this sight is just as great. It’s extremely durable as it is manufactured from aluminum (except for the front optic, which is a very tough plastic, and the rear optic, ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/armson-prodot-sight/ The Swifty is slightly different than the other sights out there. With it you don't see a glowing red dot floating on your target. What you see is a flat black plastic with a red dot in it. Being designed that way the sight requires you to look though it ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/adco-swifty-sight/ The sure Shot is said to be same as the Hot Shot, only closed tube style, but in my opinion it’s so much better. They cost pretty much the same, but there’s no doubt which one is better. The Sure Shot is pretty easy to set up and adjust and ... http://www.elitepaintballguns.com/paintball-sights/adco-sure-shot-red-dot-sight/