Holographic Sight Reviews

The EOTech 512 proves itself to be a excellent workhorse holographic sight that won’t break the bank. Read the full review for more.

Our reviewer takes a gamble on a budget holographic sight and is pleasantly surprised. The TRUGLO Tru-Brite is comparable to sights costing five times as much, making it one of the best kept secrets in the shooting world.

The Burris FastFire is an great choice for shooters who want a dependable, fully featured holographic sight that doesn’t cost as much as some of the fancier, military-grade sights on the market.

Favored by the U.S. military, the EOTech 552 is rugged, dependable, and accurate. Considered by many shooters to be the gold standard by which all other holographic sights should be judged, the 552 is deserves serious consideration by anybody who won’t settle for less than the best.

EOTech’s XPS2 holographic sight delivers a compact design that doesn’t sacrifice performance or features. Read our full review for more.

While not the cheapest holographic sight on the market, the RM07 from Trijicon is tough as nails and deadly accurate. Read the full review for more.