Reviews & Ratings for Mueller Optics Eraticator 8.5-25x50mm Long Range Red Dot Rifle Scope — 35 reviews — Page 1

Red dot could be a little bit larger, just a little!

I have had this on my custom Rueger 10/22 for a long time. I love the magnification range. I really only shoot out to 100yds the majority of the time however. But what I love, is being able to hit a dime size target at 50 yds everytime!! It's not very expensive, but that shouldn't take away the quality of glass for that price!!

Very bright and clear even at 25X....I was a devoted Leupold user, but they have priced themselves beyond reality.
This Meuller Eraticator is German engineered, with high quality multi-coated glass from Japan, and assembled in China making it EXCELLENT quality at an affordable rice. I've been pleasantly suprised at the clarity and quality and would buy it again or another without any hesitation!
Associate Brea at X 81573 was so helpfull the purchase was a pleasure.
Ricochet

I have one of these mounted on a Remington 742 and holds zero well.140yd shots possible wih 1 shot kills.

Well built, good features, looks great on stainless steel firearm.

Scope mounted perfect on my M77. The silver
Matched the stainless on the gun great! Make sure you use high or extra high rings or it will not fit. The scope has great clarity and the magnification is really good. I own several leupold scopes and the mueller clarity is just as good. Can’t wait to try it out at the range!

I have this mounted to a Savage 93R17 BVSS. The silver is a great match to the stainless rifle. The sight picture is very clear and the hairline reticle is crisp with the red dot. The dot is small enough not to interfere even with the smallest game.

i have 2 of these, Ive had them just under 20 years they have never let me down in anyway i shoot at least twice every week and these have never been a problem, if they made these with side focus and side illumination i think they would be unbeatable for the price,i now use mine with a pard nv007 night vision add on ive set the parralax 1/4" past 50yds and i can see everything clear up to 300yds with out altering happy days between the 2 they have accounted 4 figures in foxs

I I own no icons Leah poles and weavers. This without a doubt is my favorite scope catcher crystal clear and I’ve shot quarter inch groups with 308 at 100 yards . My son needed a rifle for hunting I bought them a how are lightning with the scope on it she has not complained about it a bit. And I shoot it on three of my own rifles. In the early morning it gathers more light . Then anything of used

The Mueller Eraticator 8.5-25x50AO made in China part Number MU852550IGR .It is a precision rifle scope,you’ll be able to achieve excellent adjustments with this scope. It has one eight adjustments in vertical and horizontal.The vertical crosshairs has two hundred and forty two clicks in it. When centered that’s 15.125 inches in either direction,(up and down ).the horizontal has a total of four hundred and fifty two clicks and when it’s centered comes out to a total of two hundred and twenty six clicks.That means a total of twenty eight and one quarter-(28.250 inches) and if that isn’t enough for you Optic Planent offers scope ring shims for seven dollars and some change.I would recommend these shims for any 22lr .For your center fire rifle the right scope ring should work it wouldn’t hurt to pick these shims up to just in case at that price it can’t hurt.Now on to the turrets-excellent positive feel with each click, parallax adjustments can be adjusted a little below 20 yards in using mind l was able to adjust way shorter then 50 feet didn’t try any closer tho I know I could go closer.-Tracking ability only tested the horizontal,adjusted five times each at 1inch 5 shot came out to five even 1 inch spacing straight across my target excellent. The cross hair are micro fine with a one eight dot in the center excellent for shooting at targets! Clearness of these lens are great they exceeded my expectations and I have two vortexes 6x24x50 And at 25x the scope was clear. Need...
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