Daniel from United States, OK Public Profile

So I have to say that this scope is very clear and pretty bright. It punches way above it's price range and I would compare it to many options in the 200-250 dollar price range. It focuses well, is relatively lightweight and compact. Comes with good eyecups on both objective and ocular side and will fit in any bino rig I would think. Unfortunately the optics planet website labels it incorrectly. It actually uses bk7 prisms, not bak4, it says so on the box.

So far I have to rate this item a 1 star. Optics planet website states this is a bak 4 prisim bino...the back of the box when it arrives clearly states it's a bk7. That is a pretty big selling point error when you mis represent the glass quality.

Took a gamble and bought this scope. The company has not been around a long time but they have good folks working there and great designs. The glass is very good quality for the money. I am clearly able to see 223 hits on a black steel 10 inch plate at 550 yards. I mounted mine on a competition AR I built and have been very pleased with it. The illuminated reticle is good, the turrets track well, clicks are tactile and and tight. The marks actually line up as you spin them. The magnification ring is smooth and firm. The MOA marks are nice. Eye box is wide at all magnifications, and the FFP keeps POI the same regardless. Eye relief could be a bit more forgiving but is fine for my purposes. The adjustable parallax is a must for competition I think and really helps at longer distances. The included accessories are a very nice touch and I have compared it side by side to other scopes that cost much more and find it to be every bit just as good.