RedWolfDoctor

No, I'm zeroing the sight when it's attached to the weapon. This is more like it, I'll check these out! Thanks for the recommendations!

Definitely the scopes, the rails line up with the original gun-sights themselves. I guess parallax problems do occur because when I shoulder it, the reticule changes from "zeroed" to "not-zeroed" depending on the mounting. Sometimes I mount it, discover it works fine, then stare down the sight again to discover it's "off". Already tried an extra rail set, I use a larger mount for the sight to see over a PEQ box. Even with accounting for both, the sight is still off-centre.

Howdy, shooters So, I have a conundrum: my red dot sights. I have some cheap Eotechs, a Theta Optics Monolith red dot sight and a Valken V tactical red dot. The running theme between all of them is that they are all off-centre because of structural flaws that are built into the scopes themselves. When mounted the scopes are either shifted too much to the left or too the right, no matter which way they are mounted. This is getting annoying since it makes zeroing the gun and aiming a chore more than it should be. I guess it serves me right for buying cheap red dots. Anyone know of any brands that are actually properly made so the scope sits on the centre instead of being shifted right or left?