Reviews & Ratings for BSA Optics Edge 2-7x32mm Pistol Scope — 12 reviews — Page 1

Not bad but like all other decent brand pistol scopes lacks lighted reticle

Nothing fancy but very good optics for the money. Great for a brush gun. My wife and I love it. It is good for shorter distance. They are easy to install. This scope shipped to me quickly. Shipping cost was reasonable. I will purchase more scopes for other guns as well.

Scope won't hold zero on cva scout v2 243 pistol. Had to send back. Haven't received new one yet. Customer service was good. Only reason I gave two stars. Glass isn't bad for a cheap scope but doesn't matter if it won't hold zero but maybe new one will

I mounted this scope on my Ruger Blackhawk .357 with a mount that was also purchased from OpticsPlanet. Both worked great and stood up well at the range. My pistol is very accurate at 60 yards, I shot 30 rounds with no problems.

I bought a $40 pistol scope on Amazon, and actually received a rifle scope with a long eye relief. You could look through at arms length and it was fine up to 3x, but any more magnification the field of view shrunk down to about 60%, and with the usual fuzzy edge on all lesser scopes. Basically, it was a good 2x pistol scope that worked out fine being a .22 rifle scope, whether it lasts or not, idk because it only has been around for a month.
This BSA is excellent for the money. Full field of view at 7x and gathers good light at dusk, clear optics with the lenses being made by Nikon, no fuzzy edges, and a lifetime warranty. The only other scope in this price range (this can be found for around $70) is the Simmons, which I do like as much but is generally around $100. Being that this is going on an air pistol that was only $60, buying a Burris or a Leupold was out of the question.

A very good pistol scope for the money... I have 5 of them and they have worked well.
Pros: Great Optional field widths
Cons: sight picture is sensitive to wiggle

A Good Scope for this price range. It has done what it promised; could use A O and more magnification, but I didn't want to pay $400. Biggest difficulty in using on a Scout rail is the shooter's difficulty in getting a precisely consistent cheek weld; at 100 yards a small variation will move POI several inches. But, if you need a scope to "see" shooting an M-1, this will do the job without any side offset like other options. Would buy again.
Pros: Low price, glass is fine for this use
Cons: Difficult to use accurately because of cheek movement

This scope is OK. Mounted for a pistol or scout rifle. Finish is cheap scratches easy. Adjustment knob are junk. I mounted this scope and was not happy with it, But Optics Planet wont return mounted scopes.
Their competitors will, so guess I look their first.
Pros: Great Eye Relief
Cons: Cheap Finish, Wind and Elev. adjustment poor

Mounted this scope too test out on a scout setup. It eye relief is long. Its a $100 scope and the W & E adjustments seem cheap the kind you turn with dime. Finish is junk. Buy it from Sportman's guide if you can they return any scope mounted or not.
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Pros: Great eye Relief
Cons: Finish scratches real easy, OP won't returm cause it was mounted. 99.9% Satifaction Guarantee!

Works as advertised
Pros: As advertised
Cons: None