Mark L from United States, TX Public Profile

I wasn't sure about using a red dot due to astigmatism so I wasn't interesting in throwing in a lot of money on a red dot. But let me tell you, this thing has turned out to be my longest lasting red dot. My astigmatism isn't so bad that I can't use a red dot on my rifle. Once I figured that out I decided to but another well known brand red dot for another rifle. It didn't last very long. I use my rifles for hunting hogs/coyotes. So they are out in the field and banged around a little bit. Maybe more than average? The other red dot lasted three trips before it lost zero and won't adjust anymore. The dot is noticeably off to the side so I figure some internal mechanical failure is the culprit. That red dot was about three times the cost of the Atibal Micro red dot. The Atibal is working just like day one. Has been beat up and looks rough but still works. I have since put Atibal micro pros on my kids 10/22 and my other brush/truck/tractor gun. They work great, can take a beating and don't hurt the wallet too bad. Highly recommended.

I got the Nomad 4-16x50 for my .224Valkrye. The scope is very clear and sharp at all magnification levels. It holds zero perfectly. The windage and elevation turrets feel good and track properly.
The scope feels solid and has no cheapness feel or appearance. Its not light weight or overly heavy. For my use at the range 200m-600m it is a great solution. I don't think spending more for super high end glass would improve my shooting experience or add any improved functionality. I'm quite happy with my Atibal Nomad 4-16x50 scope.
Based on this scope, I will consider Atibal for other optics.