Review of Frenzy F3 6MOA Red Dot Sight (SCRD-79)

2026-01-08

This is a review of Frenzy F3 6MOA Red Dot Sight (SCRD-79) from Jomi Garrucho.

Quick Verdict:

A fast-acquisition, feature-rich reflex sight that’s built tough and ideal for dynamic shooting — just make sure it fits your rail/optic cut first.

First Impressions:

Right out of the box, the Frenzy stands out with its big 26 × 32 mm viewing window. It feels purposeful — like something built for IPSC, PCC, or competitive use where situational awareness and speed matter. The 6 MOA dot is easy to spot, and the side-loading battery makes quick changes simple without the fear of upsetting your zero.

Durability & Build:

The housing is solid 7075-T6 aluminum with an IPX7 waterproof rating and 1500 g recoil resistance. Adjustment ranges are generous (100 MOA+) with crisp, audible 1 MOA clicks. Battery life can theoretically run up to 50,000 hours, thanks to the efficient electronics and motion sensor.

Test Setup:

Smith & Wesson FPC 9mm PCC

Rounds: ~600

What Worked Well:

Dot acquisition is intuitive — the large lens and 6 MOA dot make picking up the aiming point instinctive, even in bright days.

Tracking during recoil and target transitions felt natural — no tunnel vision and minimal head movement needed.

The motion-activated “shake awake” feature springs to life reliably and saves power during downtime. I ran it at two steps below max brightness most of the day with zero issues.

After ~600 rounds, the sight didn’t lose zero. Solid.

Side battery loading was legitimately convenient.

Dot remained crisp and visible on bright courses.

What Didn’t:

Unfortunately, it wouldn’t fit the M&P 9mm optic cut slide, even with the adapter plate I tried. That’s purely platform compatibility, not a defect, but worth knowing up front.