Seeall sight

[Onebad06vtx]

Anyone ever see the SEEALL SIGHT?
Any opinions of it?
Im on the fence of trying one but would ruther hear from others first!

[Oily]

Works really good. I have mine on a Beretta Neos .22 pistol and works like advertised. Takes a little bit of time to get used to it then it becomes natural to point and shoot. Mounting system is a little weird as you put it on your rail and then tighten set screw straight down on your mounting rail to secure. Had it on a Taurus TC9 carbine and worked great on it. You move the sight forward or rearward to get the sight picture you prefer Even works in low light reasonably well. It sits low to the bore and as such on my Taurus 9mm carbine sighted in at 50 yds was good from 25 to 100 yds with the same aiming point. Is it as good as a red dot? It works very well and never needs batteries. Same aiming procedure both eyes open. Red dot has a brighter aiming point but if you have the intensity too high you block out part of the target. The Seeall has a neon green lense with a black chevron for aiming point. It fills a niche where a red dot might not be the right optic choice. Had more to say but I have a prime rib on the smoker!!!!!

[foesgth]

I just got one. I'm going to try it on the 10-22 I use for steel challenge. If you sign up on their website they send out discount emails. They also have some returns for sale at a discount. I will let you know what I think after I shoot it this week.

[cwlongshot]

I have had one for a couple years. Its been on three differe t guns. Just have a problem getting used to it.

Now Its on my Single NINE and I think its gonna stay there!! I can pretty easilly shot 5-6” groups at 50 yards with it and when I bench it and shoot careful 2-3” is very doea le.

Now they have two different models. But they aint cheep!!

CW

[Oily]

OK prime rib is in my belly. The Seall is by no means a target sight but is very good for fast acquisition of your target. Cheek weld does not seem to be very important. As long as the tip of the triangle is on your target you will hit your aiming point

[cwlongshot]

Here is two uTube videos on the site. Orig and new trit version.

Orig;

https://youtu.be/Xqv7Ojt9yjs

Tritium;

https://youtu.be/elD4PLSfs40

CW

[popper]

Found it just a like slow acquiring moving targets (hogs) for me but accuracy is good. More difficult if you wear glasses.

[Onebad06vtx]

Thanks for your replys!
I read somewhere that the triangle is better for rifles and the T is better for pistols.
They said the triangle on a pistol gets to big at arms length.
Is that true?

[cwlongshot]

Yes, it changes size as the “lenses” is convex on one side. (Original model, as I haven't seen the trit model in hand)

I mount it as far rear as I can and do not find it a problem.

CW

[daloper]

Has anybody tried it on a magnum pistol? Eyes not what they use to be. Thinking on putting one on my Ruger SRH 480.

[cwlongshot]

It is incredible dureable.

Im sure would be fine on your 480

CW

[Onebad06vtx]

Well Im going to try one on one of my glocks.
I will give a review after I get it and try it out.
Thanks for your replys!

[daloper]

I also ordered one for my 480. For the price and not needing to replace batteries, it is worth a try. If it does not work well for me I will put it on my .22 for my grand daughter to try.

[cwlongshot]

[Onebad06vtx]

Hey CW
Why do you have it mounted so far forward?

[cwlongshot]

The triangle changes size with distance from your eye. I like the size of the triangle with it mounted there.

CW

[Onebad06vtx]

The triangle gets larger with distance correct?

[popper]

it has a magnifier in front of it, at normal sight picture is stays the same. if you wear mag. glasses, it gets larger. the sight lens does not magnify the target, just the reticle.