Bushnell TRS-25 HiRise AR Optic (3MOA), AR731306

Have had it on S&W M&P for two years. Took it to Gunsite for the Geezer Carbine class still with original battery leaving it turned on for 4 straight days. On day 5 I noticed a little dimming n threw in a new battery. What a great little sight!
Cowitnessed perfectly with MagPul battle sights that came on the rifle. Many first round shots some at 170 yards. I'm putting another one of these on a CZ 527 for deer hunting.

Got this in and honestly can't complain for the price. The dot is not perfect but clear and bright and will do the job just fine for defense and plinking. The quality on it seems good but only just got it so only time will tell. The riser is well as most others have stated too high for am co witness on iron sights but other than that I simply cannot complain.

The riser broke the first time out it wouldn't stay tight because the bolt stripped the riser itself .the numbers are to hard to see the dot is a bit blurry. Make sure you are not relying on this sight alone. Positives are it's accurate out of the box. Farther out the more accurate it is I recommend 150 to 300 meters is perfect.

The riser broke the first time out it wouldn't stay tight because the bolt stripped the riser itself .the numbers are to hard to see the dot is a bit blurry. Make sure you are not relying on this sight alone. Positives are it's accurate out of the box. Farther out the more accurate it is I recommend 150 to 300 meters is perfect.

I bought this red dot originally for my PSA AR15 but ended up using it on my Ruger 10-22. and the only reason that i do not give this sight a five star rating on value and quality is the HiRise. The quality on HiRise is poor and it does not co-witness with the stock iron sights but it works great on my 10-22.

I have a couple of these and they perform and co-witness fine. Have fired several hundred rounds of 5.56 through my AR using these. No problems.

Also when I first looked through the RDS I saw 3 dots - not one. Nth ought I received a bad one. After searching the Internet I found out that astigmatism causes that. Once I put my prescription glasses on - voila! A crisp single red dot. No glasses - 3 dots.

Bought this red dot riser combo to use on my flat top ar. I'm running Daniel Defense fixed iron sights so I needed a red dot with a riser that would give me 1/3 co- witness. As other people mentioned on here it is way to high for any kind of co-witness with iron sights. The red dot itself seems to be of good quality. They claim 3000hr. Battery life on setting number 6. I set it on the number 3 setting and it lasted approximately 600hrs before it got so dim that I couldn't even see it on the highest setting indoors in low light. Over all a good red dot sight. Just plan on buying a different riser if you wanna co-witness.

The red dot is not crisp. It is like a "splash" of red. Iron sights will co-witness in the bottom 1/3 of the scope. The only complaint I have is that it needs to be resighted frequently. I have my AR-15 in a padded case and it is moved in and out of a car trunk daily. I guess it gets bumped sometimes. Its good for sport shooting and hunting but I will go with something different as soon as I can afford a $400 scope.

Great optic for the price. I have bought at least three. Good luck with all of mine. Dot does look like five or six smaller dots if your eye relaxes at times. Does effect some people more than others. Does not bother me when focusing on target. TRS-32 is a better/clearer dot. I prefer the sleek look of the 25 over the 32 for AR pistol and kids' ARs. I have the 32 on the rifle I depend on with back up irons. It's $70 don't expect more than if you spent $150. If the thing was shutting off on me I would be upset but to not pick about a fuzzy dot on an optic that is set at a price point for an airsoft rifle is silly.

Buy for plinking and expect slightly more for the cost. My two cents. Be careful and for goodness sakes...take a kid that is playing dungeons and dragons in a basement somewhere shooting....outside!

My first AR (from PSA) wears a Vortex Strikefire which co-witnessed just fine with its factory mount. I wanted a more compact optic for my SBR and ordered this sight/riser bundle. The quality of the dot was good but the supplied battery lasted only one range session. I replaced it with a new battery and all seems OK there. My issue is with the riser. I mounted the sight on a flattop AR that has Magpul front and rear BUIS. The mount is too high for even a one-third co-witness. If I look through the rear sight I cannot see the front at all. I sent a message to Bushnell asking for help. I may end up ordering another brand riser. Even so a good price on the optic.

I've carried the ACOG PAC-4 and CCO in the Army and for the price this scope is very good for an M4 rifle and I use it on my Police Dept. I put mine on a UTG Medium Riser to line up just right with my iron sites in case of battery failure. The 3 MOA is sufficient for targeting about 100M out. I was consistently hitting a 5" x 7" steel target at about 100M. My son picked it up and without any adjustments was just as accurate at that distance as well. You will need to torque the screws down to ensure the site doesn't move but that was simple with my leatherman. All and all this is a very good optic for the price.

I already have one of these sights ordered from different store and it works great. So I saw the great deal here and ordered it. Once I opened the box and turned it on the sight was blurry and had what seemed to be three dots total. Disappointed...returned it to PSA and waiting.

Use this on my Patrol Rifle. Has performed well !

I just received the TRS-25 rds today. Initial impression is that it is a very well made product considering the price point. Red dot is crisp brightness levels are acceptable for almost any environment and is extremely compact/light.
Research astigmatism if the dot appears blurry or abstract. No it is not an Aimpoint but it doesn't cost $500+ either and I don't plan on going to war with my AR tomorrow. This rds would suffice for most civilian scenarios.
There is no competition at this price point.