Reviews & Ratings for Steiner Predator 4 4.4-16x50mm Rifle Scope 30mm Tube Second Focal Plane — 5 reviews — Page 1

Purchased this scope for a new Sako 90 Hunter in .308. The glass is bright and the reticle will perform well on our upcoming mule deer hunt.

Very nice scope with the power range I was looking for

Very quick target acquisition due to Combination of long length of scope, moderate long range magnification, and crystal clear glass creating large eye-box. i have all the scopes in the predator 4 line up and this one is much more clear and sharp, easy to focus, with a much better eye box than the compact 4-16x/ 42 predator 4. Excellent clarity and detail. The reticle is straightforward and the electric red center point gives it a high tech touch. Zeroing the scope is very easy due to the crisp 1/4” moa windage and elevation adjustments. No tools are required and they are calibrated with the optic flawlessly. Unless you are regularly shooting varmints out past 400 yards this scope is incredible. I have nothing but praise for this optic as it has basically perfect optical clarity and is so easy to adjust and see through. It is very easy on the eyes so you won’t be straining them. It makes for very enjoyable shooting assuming the rest of the gun is as precise as this optic

I have owned a lot of scopes ranging from $400 to $2000 and the Steiner predator is the best bang for the buck scope I have ever purchased IMO. I owned a Steiner GS3 3-15x50 which was quite a bit more expensive. What Steiner has done with the Predator 4 is created a better scope than the GS3 (light weight, as good optically, more features) for fewer dollars. I was looking for an illuminated S1 reticle so when they added the E3 (same as S1) to the Predator 4, I was in. I have compared my Predator 4 4-16x50 to my Z3 with 50 mm objective and my Zeiss V4 and the Predator 4 wins hands down for low light transmission and is equal in clarity. If you want a better scope, simply pay a lot more :)