Reviews - Tasco 6-24x42 Target/Varmint Black Matte Rifle Scope, True Mil Dot Reticle - VAR624X42M Reviews - TO-RS-VAR624X42M

Author: transam6t9 (verified customer) , target shooter, from vinton va on Mar 6, 2013
Pros:  great optics
Cons:  no problems
Would recommend:  yes

transam6t9 wrote:

dials in perfect on rifle, looks great, great quality

Author: Hahn71 (verified customer) , Love to target shoot , from San Jose, ca. on Dec 13, 2012
Pros:  Overall quality for the money
Cons:  None yet
Would recommend:  yes

Hahn71 wrote:

It is a $90.00 scope. If you want a thousand dollar scope then save your money. For my ruger 10/22 it is great at 100. Can't wait to see what the combo does at 200. The clarity on mine was very nice. Easy to focus and the indents on the adjustment turrets are very crisp. Better so far than my redfield scope. Just remember like everything else you get what you pay. In this instance I got a little more to my happy surprise

Author: Clay (verified customer) from Hancock, MI on Apr 30, 2012
Pros:  magnification
Would recommend:  no

Clay wrote:

For the money it is OK but you'll soon wish you paid more for better clarity and consistency.

Author: TBigLug (verified customer) , Truck driver, farmer, shooter, etc., from Stockbridge, MI on Mar 12, 2012
Pros:  High magnification, cheap
Cons:  Very sensitive to eye position.
Would recommend:  yes

TBigLug wrote:

This is the second 6-24 Tasco I've had and I have nothing but good to say about both. For the money, you can't beat them. Zoom's in and presents a good pinpoint for aiming (important at long range). Only problem I found is you have to hold your eye at "just the right" spot to get full view. Small price to pay.

Author: MKB (verified customer) from Boise, ID on Feb 7, 2012
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

MKB wrote:

Mil dot calibrated at 8x makes using mils at 8 and 16x a easy. Mounted on Savage MkII with Leupold Rifleman 1" rings gives about 1/4" clearance.

Author: fish (verified customer) , hunter target shooter, from Jena, la on Nov 11, 2011
Pros:  good value for the money
Cons:  not wuite as clear as I expected of tasco as my othe scope by tasco are better
Would recommend:  yes

fish wrote:

The scope was easy to get on target and held 0 while changing power. The cross hair were a bit large for me but that is just me.I would recomend this scope to any one looking for an inexpensive target scope.

Author: Ted Myers (verified customer) , Avid shooter. See www.the boxotruth.com, from Temple Texas on Oct 10, 2011
Pros:  Most options you can get for the money
Cons:  Dont expect it to hold up on a heavy recoil rifle!!
Would recommend:  yes

Ted Myers wrote:

Very good glass for the money. Based aganist price it can't be beat.

Author: Gary C from West of Seattle on Feb 1, 2011
Pros:  Pretty clear optics
Cons:  Appears not to stand up
Would recommend:  yes

Gary C wrote:

This scope isn't that old, and it didn't take too long before I had something falling off inside. I'm not sure what it is, but if I look through the objective lens instead of the ocular, it's very clear to see. It looks like some sort of thread, or a piece of the interior coating. I'm not happy, obviously. I'm going to have to send it back to Tasco. Spend a bit more money and buy a Mueller Optics

Author: GTS039 (verified customer) from Qld, Aust on Dec 30, 2010
Would recommend:  yes

GTS039 wrote:

Great value

Author: JBar104 from Wessington Springs SD on Dec 29, 2010
Pros:  value, quality
Cons:  Not as clear as the high dollar scopes.
Would recommend:  yes

JBar104 wrote:

I purchased this scope 2 years ago for my rem 700 chambered in .223rem. I was a tad nervous because a varmint/target scope with this magnification should be much more expensive. Alas, I have been nothing but impressed! I have always liked Tasco's products. Great value, great durability, great clarity. A+