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Almost perfect
A decent scope, the pros: great to have an anchor point, just put your eye up to the eye cup and you have the perfect distance. Magnification is good for what I hunt, “I need to accurately hit a quarter at 50 yards.” Great lowlight with the reticle being black. Cons: the windage knob doesn’t have graduation marks, or mine didn’t, also doesn’t have a detention on windage so it’s easy to move it out of alignment. Thank goodness I check zero before I hunt. I personally found that lit reticle obscured my ability to put my cross hairs exactly where I needed them in lowlight, too blurry, I did try all settings “ maybe that is my eye but I doubt it as my other prismatics don’t do this, but to be fair they aren’t immersives. Knowing what I know now I would still buy it but I will have to figure out a way to mark the windage turret so I can tell if it was moved.
Pros:
- Great lowlight, have an consistent anchor
Cons:
- Windage knob has no detent to hold your place, windage knob has no graduation marks, illumination blurs small targets
Best Used for:
- Hunting, if you make sure you check zero before you hunt
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
Great scope but not very practical
Put this on my air rifle to hunt squirrels. Scope is great. Glass is crisp. Reticles are a little hard to pick out if not using lumenation. The parallax adjustment is very touchy. It’s good for bench shooting but hunting not so much. Has a crisp sight picture when focused but any variance in distance is out of focus requiring an adjustment. I’ll hunt the season with it but it will most likely end up on a bench gun.
Pros:
- great sight picture
- Clear lens
Cons:
- Not practical for quick shots
Best Used for:
- Bench & competition shooting
Would recommend: No
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