Reviews & Ratings for SIG SAUER Whiskey4 4-16x44mm Rifle Scope, 30mm Tube, First Focal Plane (FFP) — 15 reviews — Page 1

The clarity of the scope is good. It’s going on in 223 Remington 700 replacing my old 3 x 9 Redfield I’m not going to the ranger yet

Performed like it should. Clear glass, crisp lines, scope was installed on a AR15 556. Ran 100+ rounds through the rifle. Afterwards the scope still zeroed at 200 yards. Will buy another one. For the price and value. Good product.

I got a great price on a “demo” open box product, but when it arrived it was a brand new sealed box product. I put the scope on a savage 110 trail hunter and went to site it in. After initial site in I shot my best 5 shot group at .44”. The glass is clear and crisp and will do everything I need it to out to the 400 yards that I will use it to hunt with. I like the turret caps and the zero stop feature. Overall I am pleased with the scope especially at the sale price I got it at.

I was unsure about a few different scopes, pulled the trigger on the Sig, couldnt be happier!

This is the first sig scope I have purchased and it is well made. Clarity is good for this price range, weight and features are also good. Only complaint I have is the throw lever for zoom power is not compatible with bolt guns (at least not mine). I mounted it on a Howa Mini, Savage 110, and rem 700 and all of the bolts hit the throw lever when magnification is maxed at 16. May work on a rifle with a 60 degree bolt thrown but you will still be smacking your hand.

I mounted this scope with a set of SIG SAUER Alpha scope rings to a SIG SAUER Cross bolt action rifle chambered in 308. My goal was to put together a lightweight hunting rifle capable out to 300 yards. I did some research regarding first focal plane (FFP) versus second focal plane (SFP) optics before I made my choice. I have a SFP scope on a bench-rest rifle and the fact that the holdover values change with magnification bothers me so I chose to go with a FFP scope for my hunting rifle. My thought was that since I don't plan to hunt at maximum magnification then having consistent holdover values at any magnification would be of value to me. Having no prior experience with a FFP scope I did not realize that the subtensions would be so small at low magnification that I couldn't use them. Other then my error in judgement the scope is fantastic. Clear and bright at all magnifications. There is plenty of eye relief, which is important with a bolt gun because they have a lot more recoil than a semi-automatic AR10 style rifle. The turrets are easy to zero and the zero-stop function for the exposed elevation turret is helpful should you choose to adjust for bullet drop instead of using the holdover in the reticle. The scope appears to be of high quality manufacture and durable. I will have to wait to see how it works for me in the field for a final review.

I'm very happy so far with the scope. I just got it mounted last week and have it bore sighted but I haven't completed the sight in process yet. It's impressive that the features included can be so affordable. This is my first FFP scope and I like this way more than I thought I would. also the ability to lock the adjustment on the turrets. It also comes with good quality flip up scope caps. I had transitioned away from the flip caps because of poor fit poor durability. These OEM Sig caps seem to be great fitting and sturdy. Overall I'm pleased with the purchase and only more use and time will provide the final verdict.

The sig sauer whiskey 4 seams to be a very well made scope. Used vortex for years. Wanted to try something different. I think I made a good choice with the sig.

Nice scope but the windage knob is large and the ejecting casing hits it causing ejecting issues.

Been pleased with the scope. Has very nice eye relief. Sight picture looks very clear on the 16x maginfication. Picture was still nice and clear at 500+ yards.
Is a pretty large scope, a little bigger than I was expecting.
Locking elevation turret is nice and easy to use once your are familiar with it.
Illuminated reticle is a nice touch.