Reviews & Ratings for Barska 2-7x32 Airgun Rifle Scope w/ Adjustable Objective - AC10006 Rifle Scope — 18 reviews — Page 1

This has held up well on a springer with a couple hundred shots. The Adjustable objective works well and is very sensitive. I think you could even use it to estimate range. The glass is clear enough for the ranges I’m shooting at (less than 50 yards).

My old 4x scope was not holding. This was the right price that I wanted to pay. I am very happy with it- very bright. It works well with the Ruger Air rifle. Easy to align and stays on target. (N.B. - To Optics Planet, Its stupid to demand a certain length of review).

Not sure. I think I got a return. "Out of stock". Took nearly a month to receive it. First, the eyepiece was run all the way in. That's a first. Then had to run it all the way out to focus reticle. That's a first. By "all the way out" I mean until it ran out of adjustment. But the reticle is now nice and clear. Love the mil-dot and adjustable objective! Prefer side focus. Glass is nice and clear. Not the best but fine. Low light is not great but it's only a 32 mm so it's about what I would expect. To me 2x7 is about perfect for a springer airgun that you are going to be shooting targets and pests with. Then, there is the adjustments for windage and elevation. Not even close to being accurate. Supposed to be 1/4 M.O.A. but more like 1 moa. Sighted in at 30 yds. Seems you have to shoot 1 shot before the adjustment takes. Then, two clicks up. Might move an inch, might move 2. Might also move left or right. Pretty much a guessing game. Like the finger adjustable settings though. Once set, all good though. Holds zero. Can't recommend because of the adjustments and the eyepiece. Somethings just not right.

As many know, spring air guns are very hard on rifle scopes. I installed this scope on my spring air rifle and it has so far held zero perfectly. The adjustments seemed accurate and it was very easy to adjust the scope to my zero. So far so good.

Optics are ok. Not the best but ok. This is comparing the optics with my other 3 scopes. Nikon, Center Point
and Leapers. My main objective to have once and for all a scope that holds zero on my air rifle. So far it is holding well.

I bought the scope to mount on a PCP gun that I am building. The gun is not completed yet but the scope seems clear and I like the mil dots. If you wear corrective lenses, some of the cheep scopes can seem to be fuzzy or blured, this one is fine and it wont break the bank. When I start using it, if it is good, I will likely buy another one for one of my other air guns.

I mounted this scope on my Benjamin Titan.22 NP to replace the throw away scope that came with it. I've been very satisfied with it. It zeroed in quickly and it holds the zero very well. I recommend it to anyone looking for quality at an affordable price.

I wanted a scope that I could use in the field without too much magnification and greater than the 4x scope I had for target shooting. This scope works well and has clear optics. It is just what I wanted. I found the Adjustable Objective on the scope to be correct at close range. I have no complaint other than the eye bell was hard to adjust at first.
Pros: Just what I wanted for off hand shooting.
Cons: The eye bell was was very tight at first to adjust.

This is a nice scope, and a very good value. Optics are clear, but not exceptional; mil-dots are quite useable; and turrets have a positive click. I use this scope on a low powered spring rifle for targets under 50 yards and it is performing well. Adjusting rings are stiff out of the box, but do loosen up as you use the scope. AO ring distance marks are pretty useless when you make adjustments to the eyebell, so it is a good idea to test ranges and mark the objective bell so you know what distance you are shooting. The scope is holding zero just fine. Warranty is terrific, too.
Pros: Price; Features
Cons: AO is not accurate; no locking ring for eyebell

The Barska 7 X 32 AO Air Rifle Scope shows excellent quality throughout for a scope in the under 100 dollar price range. Optics are clear, and the adjustable objective lens enables easy focusing to practical air rifle ranges without experiencing parallax. Mil-Dot reticle is more useful for precision shooting than a standard duplex reticle found on most other scopes in this price range. Adjustments are a little stiff while new, but hopefully should ease up with use. Overall an excellent value.
Pros: Construction quality, Mildot Reticle
Cons: Stiff adjustments