It works for what I need it for. Brightness controlled by surrounding environment lighting. Would get 5* if it was adjustable.

Ruger Is always a great product, and your not going to find a better place than Bud's to find it....

seems to work well would possibly buy another

Awesome sight. I use it on my everyday carry.

Good price and fits the Max 9 perfectly.

Not a bad optic for the price put on my Ruger MAX9....Love BUDS!!!

I like the sight. Works good just little more time at the range I’ll dial it in. The pic is my first time shooting with the sight. The red dot is a little big. Buds is really a great place to order all your guns an ammo an accessories from. I recommend Buds 100%.

But gun shop is always Great with quick shipping and tracking. As for the red dot wife was not too thrilled. She is better with the iron sites them with the red dot on her Ruger max nine

Love this dot, in the past I had a hard time finding the dot , no issues with that

Perfect rectical for the Ruger Max 9. Very glad it's not battery powered.

Optic arrived quickly. Thought shipping, handling, and insurance fees were excessive,( Buds). Optic was easy to install and it's very easy to use. My Springfield Hellcat Pro Tritium sights (co witness with the optic) preform well at night in low light, the large 15 MOA RED DOT. Easy to sight with aging eyes. Very pleased with it.

The dot itself is impressively clear. It doesn’t starburst, even in bright light situations. It’s easy to see and perfectly round. For a sight at this price, it’s impressive. The dot also doesn’t lag or drag as you switch quickly from target to target or during the recoil of the slide. Easy on target, easy install. I wasn’t sure if I liked the non-adjustability of the dot, but it was ready to go once installed. Ordering from Buds gun shop was simple, web site was easy to use. Price was great.

Boy it works really well. Even in very low light. It’s perfect for me.

This site is only good in daylight. Even on a very cloudy day the dot is barely visible. Inside a building or an indoor range its pretty much worthless. know before you buy,

Was a bit skeptical about this, but it does actually work. Bright light gives a very visible dot, low light not so much. But still very functional. As with all things practice will make perfect. For the price it's well worth it.

Well, I can’t say it doesn’t work. It does. The problem is I needed a pretty good light source to get it to work right. Even at the indoor range there wasn’t enough light to see the dot well. It was pretty much “on” as far as shooting but I took it off pretty quickly and went back to my iron sights. I might give it another try some day.

I really like this red dot although it has limitations. There are no adjustments however this lined up and zeroed in perfectly on my 43x MOS. Co-witness well with OEM Glock sights, which is critical since this red dot depends on ambient light only . My first impression is that this red dot is good for self defense, 20 yards or less in bright to low light situations. 15 MOA helps quick target acquisition. Not sure yet if I will use for EDC. Worth the price for a first red dot, understanding the limitations.

After watching a You-Tube review of this sight, I searched for it on-line. Bud's had the lowest price out there but was out of stock. A couple weeks later I was notified that it was now available again, so ordered one, and installed it on my Canik MC9. It works great, even indoors, and mounted with no problems at all.