Reviews & Ratings for Atibal XP8 Mirage 1-8x24mm Rifle Scope w/ Rapid View Lever, 30 mm Tube, First Focal Plane — 11 reviews — Page 1

Too many reticle style optics clutter up the shooters visual sight with unnecessary and confusing subtensions.

This reticle is practical and intuitive to apply to any shooting situation you encounter. The first time at the range and after the third shot it made complete sense. I didn't have to over-think the windage and bullet drop corrections with it's clear cut subtensions.
Simple but effective optic tree that's easy to apply in real shooting situations.

After receiving the scope I began looking at other pictures of this scope and noticed that mine was a little off. The thing I noticed was that my through lever spins the wrong direction compared to video of other people's. Over all a good scope, but not so great.

I've had this scope for close to 5 years now, and it's brought home a lot of meat. Precision shots at 300 yds consistently put 'em where I want 'em. The BDC reticle is designed for the .223/5.56 round, quick target acquisition, I ain't gonna starve. Thank you Atibal folks wherever you make 'em- they just work.

I have had mine for some time now, and the glass is crystal clear and it is built very sturdy. I do a lot of shooting in extreme conditions and it has never let me down. Great warranty, too. I highly recommend it!

I love my Atibal! The retical is awesome. The glass is super clean and clear. Have had zero issues. I bought the CRD and XRD after this because I was so impressed for the cash! I would recommend to anyone to buy Atibal!

I've owned the XP8 for a few years now in the T.P.M. quick detach mount. Excellent scope for target shooting which is what I do. Scope fits perfectly in mount stays snug with a little blue loctite. Scope was zeroed in and has stayed zeroed for these years. Nice lighted red reticle when needed. I also own the Pro Mount 30 mm lightweight mount holding a Swampfox Tomahawk 1-6 that also has never given me any trouble. I would highly recommend any Atibal scope and mount as they are beautifully constructed and work fantastically. 2 thumbs uo to Atibal

Did my research and bought this scope based on recommendations. It’s crisp and magnifier is quick and precise. The glass is clear and bright. The red illumination is not crazy bright but perfect for dawn and dusk sighting.
Would definitely recommend and buy again.

Overall it’s my favorite lpvo. Very light weight, clear glass. True 1x with zero fish eye unlike my Burris 1/6 which is not great for two eyes open imo. Love the reticle allows for pinpoint accuracy to whate ever distance you can shoot at within it’s rated range of adjustments. Now for the bad… the elevation and wind age turrets are pretty much on par with a Chinese budget scope. The elevation dial indicator spins freely so I don’t rely on it. I zero my scope and use only hold overs. That’s my only complaint. Did I mention how fricken light this is. It’s not much heavier than an eotech. My 1/6 Burris and Vortex pst are very noticeable on the forearm and take practice to hold on and lead targets. Little bit of lactic acid burn but I shoot suppressed. It’s easy to notice added weight when you’re using a suppressor. I’d highly recommend this optic for anyone looking for a great lvpo. If you’re not going to war anytime soon. You don’t need a night force. If you can’t shoot, a $2k scope ain’t gonna help you.

I like the scope especially the FFP but OP’s description says it’s a MOA. I looked at Atibal sight apparently it’s only offered in MRAD? Also this scope wasn’t clear at a 100 yards, and based on other reviews it may be just a issue with this individual scope. Anyway it’s on its way back to OP all my other scopes are MOA and I’m not familiar with the MRAD system. Thanks to OP for such great customer service and support.

A great optic for a great price. I have it mounted on a POF USA P308 and it’s great! Clear glass and for the price it’s best in class! I’d buy another in a heartbeat! The eye relief on a 8 magnification is a little close to the eye box. Not a big deal if you’re aware of it.