Chad Wallace

It's kind of a price you have to pay for those larger-ish because it is a micro red dot on a thin 1911 slide.

I do not really care for the one and a half MOA adjustment range.

Yeah, it works.

I would like a finer adjustment, maybe one MOA, just because it seems a little weird.

But with that said, I didn't have any problems sighting the pistol in.

I also haven't had any problems with the sight itself, even with tons of rounds being shot for the T-SOS review.

So if you're looking for a reasonably priced enclosed micro red dot,

You should go take a look at the A1P330.

It uses industry standard RMSC footprint, has a side load battery, red dots clear.

It doesn't matter which reticle option, circle, circle dot, whatever.

It's pretty much priced for anyone from beginners just getting into the red dot market or expert just needing another dot.

The 330 might be the one you're looking for.

So, Firearms Insider, key points, claim to fame, enclosed RMSC footprint, red dot, multiradical, target market for pretty much anybody that's looking for something like that.

Features and benefits, of course, weight.

It weighs 1.16 ounces.

Here's your dimensions.

It's 1.61 inches by 1.2 by 0.98 inches.

Dot size we went over.

Total windage elevation travel is plus or minus 40 MOA.

The battery life that they said they considered at medium brightness level.