Top 10 best Tacfire Red Dot Sight 2022 Review And Buying Guide

Ok, let’s get this out of the way…yes, It’s cheap and certainly isn’t a Romeo 5…so let’s not compare it to one. As of recent, these are most definitely closing the gap on the Romeo 5, in the cost category but overall, It’s a good, decent, functional and reliable little red/green dot scope.The ONLY complaint that I have about these is that the price keeps getting higher and higher here on Amazon. The price is what turned me on to these, (initially $23 in OCT 2019), and is what made me like them so much. Today’s price, $40 is nearly double what I bought my first three units for not 8 months ago…with every price increase, these loose more of their advantage over a high-dollar red dot. As a matter of fact, I logged on tonight to buy three more but the price increase made me hold off and just write a review of my first six units. These have no magnification but for that matter, neither do the $100 & $200 red dots…all of these are just a dot and whatever eyesight you’ve got.Personally, I like to spend the majority of my money on guns NOT glass. I shoot an AR-15 in 3 gun and a 9mm PCC in IDPA and Tac Pistol at our local range. The targets are 10-20 yards typically and occasionally we’ll get a 50-yard target. This red/green dot sight works perfectly for my uses and I have been pleased with all of them. At the end of the day, I now own six (6) of these and have them on lots of different guns. I was looking to buy three more of them but at $40, they’re getting too close to the name brand red dots. They way I look at it, once you reach 40%-50% of what a big name optic costs…you may as well get the big name optic and get the extra frills that come with them, motion activated on/off, etc.I still love these though, just not the price increases. I started out with my first three to put on my son’s air rifles, they were $23 to start with (8 months ago). After being pleasantly surprised with the air gun use, I ordered three more for my 22LR’s. The second batch of three, 5 mos ago, the price jumped up to $29. I’ve got these on everything and they hold up very well. I have two of them on Crosman air guns, one springer, one pump, and they are still holding up to use/abuse from my 12 year old.I have another two of these on 22 LR rifles- a single shot break action 22 and a Ruger 10/22, reliable and all holding zero very well. I have another two of these on 9mm PCC’s, one an AR-15 and another on a Ruger PC9 that I shoot PCC matches in every month. All total, we’ve put about 6,000 rounds of bb’s & pellets through them, over 4,000 rounds of 22LR and just over 2,500 rounds of 9mm through these and they’re all holding up well, not a single problem.Unfortunately, my only problem now is that I’m skiddish to order another three for $120 total when I still have fresh memories if my first three in Oct 2019 that cost $69 total. My only problem is the price increases…maybe it’s Trumps tariffs on goods from “Ch-eye-na”, maybe it’s popularity because these are selling so well, I dunno but I’m pausing on my next purchase of three solely because of the price.They’re still a great red/green dot for the money but I’ve reached my pucker point for a cheap sight. Put another $60 with it and get a Romeo 5….it’s making me think. 🙂

great for 22 criket

Works as advertised. I can now shoot 2 inch groups at 100 yards.

i really liike the simplicity of the mounting of this red dot. its taking about 20 shots with my 22 cal air rifle to get it close to being sighted in. Its holding a real good grouping. so far its a good red dot.

The quality is great! The glass is perfect and the brightness and size of the dot is awesome! I had an idea, not sure what the community thinks, but I posted an image to have a removeable reticle for the scope. What do you guys think? Just an idea, not sure if it would even be needed or useful, just a fun concept.