Reviews - Redfield Revolution 2-7x33mm Riflescope, Matt Black, Accu-Range Reticle 67085 Reviews - RL-RS-REVO-2-7x33-67085

Author: Big Daddy (verified customer) , Hunt,Target Shoot,Fish,Golf, from Knoxville, Tennessee on Jun 10, 2013
Pros:  Exceptional Quality, Clear Optics, Non Glare on Matte, Excellent Eye Relief, Value
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Big Daddy wrote:

I have purchased (3) Redfield Scopes within the past couple of months. This scope is no different than the other two. The quality is superb, and the eye relief is great. This scope is mounted on a Wolf CVA Black Powder Rifle. A 2x field of view for brush and a 4-7X for shots up to 150 yards. This scope can also benefit an AR 15 or 30-06. If are in need of a scope Redfield is the way to go.

Author: Kris R (verified customer) from Melbourne FLorida on Apr 29, 2013
Pros:  windage and elevation dials
Cons:  accurange reticle for 33mm
Would recommend:  yes

Kris R wrote:

If I had too do over I would not get the accu-range recticle, for the 33mm, have one on a 40mm works great, I have only target shot with it, but the cross hairs block too much of the target at 100 yards, but other than that, cant wait too try it out at dusk or dawn, that maybe when it will shine

Author: NastyNate (verified customer) from Riverside, CA on Apr 23, 2013
Pros:  Economic price, high priced performance
Cons:  NA
Would recommend:  yes

NastyNate wrote:

This is a great piece of glass. After using this, I can't justify dropping the loot on a Zeiss or Leupold. I know they are both made by Leupold and I honestly can't tell a difference in the quality between this and a similar Leupold.

Author: Jack (verified customer) , fun plinker, from Tampa on Apr 22, 2013
Pros:  clear glass, easy click moa adjustments
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Jack wrote:

this scope exceeded my expectations. seems really well built. glass is very clear. nice and easy windage & elevation adjustments.

Author: Texas from Houston on Mar 4, 2013
Pros:  quality and value
Cons:  wish it had turrets for adjustments
Would recommend:  yes

Texas wrote:

Mounted on DPMS 22LR upper. Sighted it in and keeps 1" groups at 50 yards. Good light and clear.

Author: Woodsy72 from Windham, NH on Feb 21, 2013
Pros:  long eye relief, clear optics, light
Cons:  windage and elevation knobs are a little cheap feeling
Would recommend:  yes

Woodsy72 wrote:

I wanted a smaller scope/lighter scope than the typical 3x9x40 for hunting in the thick woods of New England. I had used the Vortex Diamondback 3x9x40 for the past several years and thought it was a good scope. It was clear and the eye relief was advertised as about 3.5 inches, but I was always having to reposition myself closer to the scope to get a good view... even when I had it set as far back as I could on the base and rings. With the same base and rings, the Redfield Revolution solved that problem. As soon as I shoulder the rifle, the scope is in perfect position. I typically leave the setting at 2 magnification and can easily keep both eyes open and still have some peripheral vision outside the view of the scope. At 3 magnification with the Vortex, only what was seen through the scope was visible... no peripheral vision. With the Redfield, the glass is clear and I like the accu-range reticle a little more than I thought I would. We'll see how it holds up and handles cold and foggy ...
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Author: Banjo (verified customer) from Hood River, OR on Feb 1, 2013
Pros:  USA
Cons:  not yet found
Would recommend:  yes

Banjo wrote:

I feel this scope is a really good value for its location of manufacture; I was wanting to avoid other Pacific Rim locations, and at the same time did not want to lay out larger sums of money for this particular project.

Author: L (verified customer) from Greensburg, IN on Jan 11, 2013
Pros:  Very clear lenses and easy to zero out
Cons:  no lenses covers, but not a big issue. Scope coats are inexpensive and works well.
Would recommend:  yes

L wrote:

This is my 2nd Redfield Scope. Both are the accu-range reticle, which gets you on target instantly. One I have mounted on a Marlin 357 lever action and the last one mounted on a Henry Goldenboy. Once I used the Redfield Scope, I was immediately hooked. As funds allow, I intend to replace all scopes with Redfield. I've used a lot of scopes in my lifetime, but for the money, the Redfield is by far the one with the clearest optics and gives me the needed focusing and eye relief. I'm on target immediately, which is why I bought a scope in the first place.

Author: hunternh (verified customer) from new hampshire on Nov 24, 2012
Pros:  value, clarity, size
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

hunternh wrote:

I have used this scope on my muzzleloader for a full hunting season now. great in low light and perfect size for carrying around all day. great scope for the money.

Author: EricHobby (verified customer) , Avid shooter and hunter., from Sun Prairie, WI on Nov 19, 2012
Pros:  Price, features, size, eye relief
Cons:  POI shift, edge distortion
Would recommend:  no

EricHobby wrote:

I really want to like this scope, but after using it for a couple months, I'm not impressed. First, the elevation and windage turrets did not seem to track well during initial. I did eventually get it sighted in at 7X at 100yds. It was only after checking zero at 4X and 2X that I noticed that the scope suffers from point of impact (POI) shift as a result of magnification changes. Also, the optics have a lot of edge distortion.