ADE RD3-006 Green Dot Sight + Optic Mounting Plate for Taurus G2C, G2, PT111 G2, G3 (Original Rear Sight), PT140, PT709, PT740, TX22 – Motion Awake, Reflex Optic, Pistol Sight with Picatinny Plate

Just what he wanted, Thank You!!!

Popped the plate onto my tx22 (non comp edition) and it fit well, plate is decent enough. Fit is pretty good and tight. Only one screw holds it to the slid. Optic fits okay onto the plate and screws down well. The dot and modes are pretty good and crisp. Gets pretty bright for daytime use. It seems like the sighting screws aren't great. There's no clicks, it's just a loose spin and there doesn't seem to be a ton of adjustment when screwing. Didn't last a range trip and isn't worth the money. Piece of trash. It fails to hold zero on a 22, the dot floats up after a few rounds. Might be fine for an air soft gun but don't purchase this for any caliber pistol that has a reciprocating slide. It CANNOT handle the recoil and will lose zero or just shut off

It fits my taurus g2 as it said in the description

The ADE RD3-006A1 GREEN DOT sight, itself, appeared fairly accurate and the overall installation was fairly easy in accordance with the provided instructions, including removal of the Picatinny mounting plate.The issues encountered came with:1) Not holding zero: Upon checking that the Optic was securely in place, after installing the "anti-vibration shim between the EPS and the G2C mount plate (according to the instructions) the forward section of the sight still had a slight "left and right" movement once secured and torqued in place. This occurred even after even after the G2C plate (single-point) Phillips head mounting screw had been torqued to the required 12 in./lbs. Holding Zero under these circumstances is highly questionable.2) Removing the device resulted, in difficulty in removing the pistol optic plate. The single point, counter-sunk Phillips head screw, almost started to "strip" during extraction. Care had to be exercised by every-so-slowly turning the screw to finally remove it.3) The G2C mount plate was not a "press fit" or "snug fit" into the G2C rear sight mount. It appeared fairly loose!4) Finally, the response as to why someone might see a "splashed dot, or Starburst was spot on!

looks well made but dot is blurry and not well focused, starts at the "not visible" intensity so hard to tell if it is on. Definitely not a good choice for personal protection, have to turn on the button (hold for 3 seconds) to turn on then push the button 3 or four times to get the dot bright enough to see, not good choice for immediate use, ok for range. Biggest problem is poor machining tolerances for the base, it fits loosely and moves after a few firings to the point it is was off aim, it actually came loose and hit me in the face despite being tightened and locktight applied to the single small loosely fitting base screw. No sure I will even be able to use this at the range.

This optic works very well and holds zero if installed and used properly. I was able to zero it in at 30 feet with only 3 shots and it held that exact point of impact for over 300 rounds of shooting that day. I am extremely impressed for the price.

Fit well after I had to go get a correct mounting screw for my g2c. Otherwise excellent unit for the price. Will be buying a second one for my wife's Taurus.

I thought I would ignore the reviews, and give us thing the benefit of the doubt. I was wrong. Haven’t really been able to use the sight because the mounting plate that came with it will not stay tight. The screw that’s used to attach to the mount to the slide has too small of a head on it, so it will not stay tight. Tried locktight, red and blue, the mount still keeps coming loose after a few shots finally went back to my original sights. Going to order a quality mounting plate.