Sterling from United States, UT Public Profile

Nice grip low profile, texture is very grippy and the mounting surface is narrow so it doesn't interfere with others things mounted on adjacent slots

Bought this for a FS2000 to help offset the heavy weightof the aluminum rails, fits and looks great and is lightweight.

Put this on a Wlvrn to keep it light weight and it firs well and looks good.

Bought this to help keep weight down on a rifle, and to maintain a QD system. The thumb nuts seems to work well, and the mount returns to zero, even if you vary by a click or two. The leveling screw is nice, it levels the scope, but the split ring style will cant the scope when you finish tightening them down. It was off a few tenths of a degree, so for some it might be ok, but if you are really particular, you will want to counter rotate it a little before you torque it down. It would be nice to have a torque spec for the the thumbscrews, but in my experience it's not really needed as finger tight really does work as they claim. If it wasn't so expensive I would buy more of these.

Dropped this right into my New 308 WLVRN without any issue. Have fired about 300 rounds since I Installed it with no issues, and provides an excellent 2 stage, and light trigger. I would say it is equal if not slightly better than the Geissele Trigger pack and bow for the X95.

Put this on a PSA 110 clone rifle, but wanted something a little nicer than just a hard plastic grip. This fit perfectly, looks good and has a nice rubbery texture.

Bought this and mounted it to a M1 Garand via a M1D type mount. optic is nice overall, glass is good and reticle is nice. Although this may not be the correct scope for a M1D, it works well and looks good. Eye relief using the M1D mount is too short, but if mounted using a M1C or on a 1903 rifle, it should be fine.

Had this scope for awhile, and for the price it is an excellent value. At 1x the image is flat and clean (if you have fisheye, adjust your diopter). Reticle is good at 1x even without illumination. Illumination is not daylight bright. Image stays good and clean all the way up to 6x. Included mount is nice, flip caps are good, albeit one of mine doesn't close as securely as it did new. Overall an excellent scope for the price.

Now to be more critical of it, say compared to a Trijicon Credo, the glass isn't as good, during the daytime it's not as apparent, but at night or low light, the Trijicon is brighter and ever so slightly crisper. Scope ring in your field of view at 1x is thicker on the SIG (even more thick if you leave the flip cap on). Keep in mind though the Trijicon is over 2x the price of this, so this is a great scope for the money. But if you have very fine taste in optics, its not going to be as good as higher end optics.

Had high hopes for this optic since I have the SIG MSR 1-6x and its a great optic. This one not so much. At 1x the center dot is virtually invisible, and the ring around it is so tiny and thin that you can't see it unless its contrasted over a white or very light color object. The illumination is no where daylight bright and won't help find the center in daytime conditions. Optically at 1x it seemed ok, some fish-eye and distortion, but very minimal. If they had a larger ring like an Credo or Vudu, and/or a red dot bright reticle it would be a lot better. The SFP version may be better in this regard as the reticle would not be incredibly small at 1x.

Magnification up to about 6-7x was good, crisp and bright. Going over that the image starts to get milky and things start getting out of focus. You will have to adjust the diopter when going up from 4-6x to maintain the clearest image you can. Up to 8x its still reasonably useable, but once you max out at 10x it really craps out. The overall image falls apart, things are out of focus and its difficult to get what you can in focus with the diopter. Eye box is tight, but still useable in a supported position. Yes, you can still use it to make hits, but the experience is not pleasant and you end up fighting more with the scope than your target.

I compared this to a Swampfox arrowhead 1-10x as its also a value 1-10x, and it is a SFP scope so the reticle is better at 1x, and optically its slightly better than the SIG, especially at

Bought this to see how it would help the M21 with odd lighting conditions, where the optic is too dim for what you are aiming at. While technically it does work, it almost becomes an occluded eyesight, and when rotated off, it still darkens the view thru the optic. The light that attaches to the M21 was a better performer for this need.