Reviews & Ratings for SIG SAUER Oscar3 10-20x30 Compact Spotting Scope — 5 reviews — Page 1

I purchased this without being able to get my hands on one IRL. Looking at all the data and reviews online it certainly seemed to fit my criteria for what I wanted and I'm happy with it, but you must manage your expectatios. As a start this is a sub $500 optic. It's not got the best glass you'll ever look through but it does punch above its price tag in quality. Don't expect to be reading small print books at 200m, but identifying an animal or person and such at extended ranges (700m+) should be easy. What helps an absolute ton is the anti shake feature which I had doubts about before purchase but does work well and helps a ton. Especially considering the small size and lightweight of it which are both impressive to me as well as to folks who I've let test it. The controls are intuitive and work well. The fabric case it comes in is garbage. You'll definitely want a different means to carry it.

u had nikon stabileyes 16*32, compare to this sig oscar3, personally i think nikon is better build.. but sig quality is not that bad.. for optics quality they both are good.. but for stabilization nikon stabileyes is much better.. but remember.. the price also different.. u get what u pay for.. 1 think i dont like the zoom is at the back but the focus is on the front

Used for deer hunting, worked well especially if your trying to stalk and you may not have a solid base and the stabilization works great. The only issue I had was the power button is pretty odd. It's very easy to bump on, and it's not super solid, you can put it in a position that is neither on or off, and it will make a mechanical gear sound. It has pretty solid optics, works and looks just as good as my athlon Argos 6-24x scope at 20x even better in low light actually. Not going to get much better for 400$ at 20x.