Ade Advanced Optics RD3-018-SC Spike Red Dot for Springfield Hellcat (OSP/PRO), P365XL Spectre Comp and Canik TP9 Elite SC

Perfect fit on the Canik Mete SFX using the raised one side plate that comes with the Canik. Use the screws Canik provides and not what comes with the optic. I highly suggest reading the optic directions, which clearly state to prevent the optic turning off after firing a round or two is to use the included rubber spacer. On the Canik Mete SFX you get a perfect co-witness. Mine was right on the money out of the box and after 500 rounds it held true. As far as battery life, that I am unsure of, since I just got it. What I don't like is having to remove the optic to change the battery. If the battery life stinks, I'll update my review. Again, though, read the directions and keep the optic covered when not in use.

Excellent optic and very reasonably priced! Fits perfectly and comes with multiple screws for different weapons and plates. “Always on” red dot. Excellent fit for my Springfield Hellcat Pro!

The box it came in was open. The owner manual is for a different model. Doesn’t have an on off switch either. Not happy with purchase.

I got this on accident, but it fit my conceal carry so I kept it. It is still on my conceal carry gun. It still works. I go to the range once a month to verify the zero and it has yet to shift. That is 2400+ rounds and all I have done is change the battery. It never came loose, it is still clear, it is still bright, and it is still zeroed.

The only issue I had with it is the battery died within couple months but is dead on awesome Red Dot

My bad, I ignored the warning and had to return.The problem is that you need special tooling to remove the existing sights from a Springfield Hellcat, which I didn’t have.

Fits my hell cat pro but the Community guidelines wouldn't let me post a picture of it I had to get the bolts for another place on Amazon bc the bolts it comes with didn't fit it was only 8 more $ but it's perfect fit for it

I have put this on with my 12-year-old son, we did it in about 20 minutes, the first time we use the wrong length of screw and that slowed us down a little bit. The second time we actually checked the screws and found the ones that were correct, once the optic was mounted to the gun securely, it came on perfectly, and we could both see it very plainly. Are used the screwdriver that was included with the set and moved the red dye to where it matched. My iron iron shakes in a couple of days. I will get the opportunity to take it out to the range then I can let you know about accuracy. And one more important thing, when we mounted it, we did it in low light conditions. I did drop one screw and that was very difficult to locate.