Cosmic Tactical Saturn 4x32mm 32mm Tube, Rifle Scope, Prismatic
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Viktor's Review of Cosmic Tactical Saturn 4x32mm 32mm Tube, Rifle Scope, Prismatic
Their spec states 2.0-2.5 inches of eye relief, similiar to an ACOG. Not even close. If you're wanting an ACOG clone, just buy the real thing - or get an LVPO with a dot and avoid this company entirely.
I spent about $400 on the scope, RMR mounting plate, QD lever, killflash, etc.
I got the optic in the mail, set it up, and literally couldn't believe the eye relief so I measured it. Less than 1 inch for me. Granted I do have a very mild astigmatism, and prefer green over red for reticle colors - but even so, this design is fundamentally flawed. The glass is good - but I literally was afraid that I would rupture a cornea if I fired this thing, so I never even shot it.
I contacted the company and they didn't accept the return because it was outside of their return window - but they sent me a free RMR pattern red dot that they also make.
This was the Gen 1.0 version. Can't comment on the Gen 2.0 - but its glorified Chinesium with a bad design and eye relief that should have taken the R&D team back to the drawing board, but they decided to let their customers beta test this optic.
Trash. Trash. Trash.
I spent about $400 on the scope, RMR mounting plate, QD lever, killflash, etc.
I got the optic in the mail, set it up, and literally couldn't believe the eye relief so I measured it. Less than 1 inch for me. Granted I do have a very mild astigmatism, and prefer green over red for reticle colors - but even so, this design is fundamentally flawed. The glass is good - but I literally was afraid that I would rupture a cornea if I fired this thing, so I never even shot it.
I contacted the company and they didn't accept the return because it was outside of their return window - but they sent me a free RMR pattern red dot that they also make.
This was the Gen 1.0 version. Can't comment on the Gen 2.0 - but its glorified Chinesium with a bad design and eye relief that should have taken the R&D team back to the drawing board, but they decided to let their customers beta test this optic.
Trash. Trash. Trash.
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