OSIGHT XR Enclosed Red Dot Sight, 2/6 MOA Dot & 32 MOA Circle Multi-Reticle, 407C/507C Footprint Compatible, Parallax-Free Reflex Optic with Charging Cover for Full-Size Setups
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Features
- Industrys First Collapsible Backup Rear Sight (CBRS): The integrated, collapsible rear sight serves as a reliable alternative in case the optic is powered off. With a quick press of the pop-up button, you can have a backup sighting system that ensures you can maintain your accuracy and continue shooting effectively.
- Industrys First 2/6+32 MOA Multi-Reticle System: Switching between a 2 MOA dot, 2 MOA dot + 32 MOA circle, 6 MOA dot, 6 MOA dot + 32 MOA circle, and 32 MOA circle you can tailor your aiming solution to any shooting scenario.
- Most Common Footprint: Designed for slides cut for the Ruggedized Miniature Reflex (407c/507c) footprint. Other slides require an adapter plate (not included). Please verify compatibility before purchase.
- Industrys First Patented Magnetic Charging Cover: The Osight XR brings a Patented Magnetic Charging Cover. It charges the optic while displaying real-time battery levels for both the cover and the sight, delivering innovation you can see and power you can trust.
- Aspherical Lens: The aspherical lens ensures zero distortion, parallax-free performance, and exceptional clarity for rapid, precise target acquisition.
Brand: Osight
Color: Black
Style: 2/6 MOA Dot & 32 MOA Circle Multi-Reticle, Enclosed Red Dot Sight
Product Dimensions: 1.91"L x 1.18"W x 1.16"H
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 48 Grams
Material: Aluminum
Compatible Devices: Handgun
Mounting Type: Integral Mount
Night vision: No
Compatible Devices: Handgun
Mounting Type: Integral Mount
Night vision: No
Aiming Scope Sight Pin Size: 2 Mils
Thread Type: UNC-1/2" - 28
Reticle Type: Dot, Circle
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1.91"L x 1.18"W x 1.16"H
Item Weight: 48 Grams
Color: Black
Product Style: 2/6 MOA Dot & 32 MOA Circle Multi-Reticle, Enclosed Red Dot Sight
Material Type: Aluminum
Brand Name: Osight
Sport Type: Hunting
Model Name: US-OSIGHTXR-RD-300115
Manufacturer: Osight
Model Number: OSIGHT XR
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: Lifetime Warranty
Included Components: Adjustment Tool × 1; READ ME card × 1;, Optic × 1；Charging Cover × 1;, Pouch × 1; Cleaning Cloth × 1;, Safety Warnings × 1; User Manual × 1;, USB-C Charging Cable × 1; Osight XR Screw Kit x1;
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This is my 2nd O Sight optic, after my SE. Wanted an enclosed RMR optic for my compact pistol, but everything out there is so expensive or not trustworthy or has a warranty beyond one year. So when O Sight released the XR on 1/19, I knew I needed to get this as it had a low introductory price. Lifetime no questions warranty that is transferable too. So I had peace of mind. Anyway, got the product on 1/20 and was so impressed with O Sight’s packaging and contents. It really shows the company cares about what they put out to the consumer. Everything is super high quality: packaging, accessories, tool, screw variety pack, optic, and charging hood. The optic itself is very clear, with an incredible 2 MOA and 6 MOA dot, that you can combine with a 32 MOA circle if you like, or just the circle. I need the 2 MOA dot as I like to shoot distance and competition. But I also like the 6 MOA dot for closer targets and CCW defensive situations. I use the circle only for my daily carry as it’s very easy to find under stress. Today was my first range day with it and I proceeded to ensure it’s zeroed at 25 yards. I did a laser bore sight to start it out from home , but that rough zero only worked at 10 yards. As I moved back to 15, then 25 yards, it required some stable bench resting of my pistol to ensure my shots were being precisely placed so I could adjust for zero. I finally was consistent and confident of my zero at 25 yards after putting around 200 rounds through the process. The XR did hold zero easily but I’ll need to see if it really holds zero after I go through a case or two of ammo. One thing I thought wasn’t great were the pop up rear sights. They are too short to be of any real use. If they were a couple of mm taller, then those sights would be perfect. I hope O Sight will make this revision sometime at a later release. Other than that, the sight is built solidly, the window size is perfect for me and for carry, the dot and circle are very crisp and sharp, and it’s enclosed IPX7 so I don’t need to worry about debris or water or anything blocking my emitter or glass. With my open reflex sights I do experience dirt and water blocking my sight so it really doesn’t inspire CCW confidence. So far the sight is performing excellently and I know that O Sight will replace Holosun as the best value optic on the market. At a great intro price, and Amazon’s return policy, and O Sight’s lifetime warranty, anyone can be confident at least trying this new sight. I believe it will easily become the most popular enclosed RMR on the market within weeks or a few months.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026 by D Z
I’ve been testing the Osight XR for six months and fired 2,500 rounds before writing this review. This purchase is my 2nd Osight XR. The sight is made from 7075-T6 aluminum and features a large window. The motion sensor is extremely responsive and auto-shuts off after three minutes. Charging was quick, reaching full capacity in less than 1hr. Unboxing / Installation Packaging was neat and secure, with accessories neatly organized: instructions, charging hood with bag and strap, USB cable, tool, and screw set. Osight (along with Vortex) sets the standard for optic screw kits, and their website makes installation easy by identifying the correct screws for your firearm. Bore sighting took only three clicks, and I was essentially zeroed straight out of the box. Glass / Reticle The aspherical lens provides a clear, distortion-free sight picture. You get 3 NV and 8 daylight brightness settings, with reticle options including 2 MOA, 6 MOA, and an optional 32 MOA circle. A standout feature is the collapsible backup rear sight, which paired well with my front night sight and easily hit steel at 15 yards. Durability / Reliability I do stress optics through real-world use. This sight was used to rack the slide off tables, barricades, belts, etc. without issue, and it held zero flawlessly. Overall The Osight XR is a well-rounded, feature-rich optic ideal for EDC or duty use. Controls are simple and intuitive, performance is excellent, and the price point is impressive. The XR clearly reflects Osight’s continued innovation and growth, and I’m excited to see what they release next.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026 by Paul H.
Love this sight! The reticle options are nice, dot is clean and crisp, VERY accurate, holds zero fine. The window is a nice size. I wish the frame around the window was a little thinner, but I'm sure it's that way for a reason... I mean, they aren't going to use any material that's not needed. Mine a slight halo at the top as others have mentioned, but by the time I have the pew tilted down enough to see it I'm so far off target it doesn't matter. Osight! Please lose the iron sight option on ALL red dots! They are useless and just in the way of my actual iron sights. They are useless because unless they are a specific height they will not be accurate anyway, so just useless and gets in the way. Also, PLEASE make an optic this same size, thinner frame around the window, same magnetic charging, but for an RMSC footprint. Folks, read the negative reviews before buying, they are comical at best. I mean the one guy left a 1 start review because he had no idea that an RMR footprint would not fit his RMSC pistol. That's not fair to Osight because he's clueless. Very few of the negative reviews bear any merit.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026 by Big Daddy
Love the look and options the XR gives you so far it's been 100%reliable no zero shift or anything else, been rolling non stop since I got it and the battery is not even at 75%yet, I know some are skeptical of the whole no battery tray thing but osight has a lifetime warranty and they stand behind it, I've really excited to see how this holds up years from now
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by Alpha 91
Works much better for my astigmatism. The larger enclosed dot. Installed on a Gen 6 Glock 17. The only thing I would recommend is, higher quality screws. Although I have not had the failure, I've heard many reports of these inexpensive asian screws shearing off. For an extra 5 bucks, buy some screws from a reputable source. That said, I love this optic and highly recommend it
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026 by RobertB
So I have had several red dots from OSight starting with the first one they put out a little over a year ago. All I can say they’ve come a long way since then. This is probably the nicest one I have tried so far. I was finally able to get it mounted and out to the range over the weekend. I like the pop-up rear site addition as it gives me an extra point of reference. Optics are clear, the choice of reticles was quick and easy, and it did not take very long to get it zeroed in. Once I got it there it held zero perfectly through 400 rounds. The charging cover keeps everything covered and safe and it has been a nice addition to my collection. I will continue testing to see how it holds up.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by David B
Giant reflection line above the reticle, extremely distracting. I have a number of other red dot sights, including quite a few Osights and never had this problem Have started an exchange. Will update when I get the new one if the same issue. Hopefully just a one off. *Update* Got the replacement. Much better quality, no reflection line above the reticle. Knew it would be a one off. Here are my nitpicks - 1) no auto brightness or way to lock the brightness. 2) the recessed screws don't allow for easy witness marks. Other than that this thing is amazing for the price. Will be buying again in the near future for other toys.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026 by Griff
This has performed great for the price. I’ve ran it pretty hard, smashed it against a vtac barricade accidentally and it’s never lost zero. The dot is bright and clear, has a lot of brightness settings, and I’m pleased with reticle options. It fit as it should on a 1911 and looks good. The red dot and its charger has held a charge for months without needing a recharge on either. I’d definitely recommend this for the money over higher priced optics.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by Brian