Your Browser is OutdatedCrosshairs create 4 separate quadrants of distinctly different blurriness in low light. - Simmons .22 Mag 4x32 Rifle Scope - Matte, Truplex Rings Clam Pack
Simmons .22 Mag 4x32 Rifle Scope - Matte, Truplex Rings Clam Pack
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TheGDog's Review of Simmons .22 Mag 4x32 Rifle Scope - Matte, Truplex Rings Clam Pack
You probably won't notice it until hunting in the shade of the setting sun. But when light starts to be less and less... I distinctly began to notice that each quadrant within the circle that the crosshairs made had a faint amount of its own, differently shaped blurriness in its own pattern. Which I thought was very odd since you'd figure the glass would be a separate object with like the crosshairs overlaid onto it or something.
That being said... for AirRifle distances.. like out to 40-50yds... this scope is fine. But more than that...OR... when pushing the envelope as far as available light still left. It's usability quickly starts to fall-off.
I've opted to order another Crossfire II 2-7x32mm to instead replace this as the scope on my CZ452 American Scout .22 LR
That being said... for AirRifle distances.. like out to 40-50yds... this scope is fine. But more than that...OR... when pushing the envelope as far as available light still left. It's usability quickly starts to fall-off.
I've opted to order another Crossfire II 2-7x32mm to instead replace this as the scope on my CZ452 American Scout .22 LR
Pros:
- Lightweight
- wide FOV
Cons:
- blurry in last light
Best Used for:
- AirRifles 40-50yds tops
Would Recommend:
No
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