Wow, the glass is VERY clear and the illumination is alot better than expected. Definitely an amazing scope for the price. It also feels sturdy and clean

Looks of good quality. I like being able to switch reticle color in different light situations. Good optic for the price. Time will tell how it holds up, being just newly installed. Can't wait to try it at the range.

Clear glass, holds zero through some serious abuse. My AR gets tossed around quite a bit, slung over my back and bounced around when I’m running and I’ve had zero issues. The light it’s daylight bright but the reticle is perfectly visible. My buddy has a vortex razor and it’s pretty much the same quality. I’d highly recommend getting this

Works really good. so far holding zero with about 100 rounds through it. Only con is while just firing a 5.56 16 inch ar, the front cap spring shot out. so now it's just flappy.in have to remove the front cap or turn it to te side . this kept me from giving five stars.

Works well, good quality, holds zero.

My dad asked me to find him a scope for his air rifle that didn't break the bank, but wasn't trash like most air rifle scopes tend to be.I will preface, that I have some really expensive glass to compare this to, glass I use at targets a mile away.I am pretty shocked at how nice this unit is for the price. It is REALLY good for the price. The eye box is generous, very little scoping at higher magnifications, clarity is beyond my expectations, and exceptional lack of vignetting.I was even surprised that the illumination is decent given other reviews saying it is not great. LPVO illumination is pretty much never Red Dot bright, but this one rivals LPVOs I have that are 10x the price, so I would say it's pretty good.Cons? The magnification wheel is pretty stiff and it is not a smooth in action. The threading on the thumb wheel was not great and was difficult to get started. The flip-its are pretty low quality but still better than bikini covers. The locking covers are not torqued down from the factory so you need to check them all so you don't accidentally lose one moving it around before you sight it in. The included scope rings have some rough threading on some of the rings.All in all, none of the cons really detract from the scope's usefulness and everything works great. I would buy again for an air gun or my son's airsoft gun. Maybe even for a loaner rifle I only bring for a friend to use at the range.

Im new to this company so I was leary about purchasing this scope. Rest assure this is an absolutely outstanding lpvo! I personally reach out to 612 yards with my AR15. It is easy to dial in and very precise. The 1/5mil increments are very nice. You can get very accurate shots. Most lpvo scopea I see have 1/2 or 1/4 mil increments.It is very well built and holds zero flawlessly! The glass is clear and the sight picture is perfect. I don't get any black or ghosted rings at full magnification.The red/green illuminated reticle is great for dusk or night shooting but will not be very visible in direct daylight. The size of the dot is tiny witch is prefect as at distance it doesn't cover the target like most reticle dots i've tried.The push pull turrets are very well made with audible clicks and tight tolerances. No wobble.The included mounts I have not used so I can't speak on their quality or function. I used a monstrum canted mount with mine.I highly recommend this lpvo! I will be purchasing more in the future. There is no need for a higher priced lpvo unless you are active duty perhaps. Even then after my experiences with this optics performance I would still use it. Very impressed!It has been more accurate then my buddies vortex strike eagle lpvo. The vortex has slightly better glass but its marginal.Don't hesitate to try it. You'll be happy.

So, ultimately, this is a sub $150 LVPO, so I'm not trying to be overly critical. There are some good qualities of this optic, for sure.Eye relief and eye box:The eye relief is very generous with this optic. Obviously, as you increase the zoom, the generosity reduces, but even at 6x, I still had 4 or so inches and felt very comfortable.The eye box was odd. Again, more generous at 1x than 6x, but had more forgiveness to the left side of the box than the right. I often felt as if the optic was mounted crooked, as it always felt I was on the edge of the eye box when I was lined up. It wasn't that it was tight, just always at the edge from when I would view it.I did notice fairly significant parallax, especially withing 25 yards at 1x, with the reticle drooping down and left. Not as noticeable out to distance, but would translate to fairly serious point of aim shifts.Glass clarity:So, immediately, I noticed really nice Glass clarity, especially when enjoying the eye relief. But, the more I began to use it, the more I notice poor image quality. Using the optic at 1x when looking into a wooded area at 50 yards, individual trees were fairly indicernable. Fine textures would be very muted. Zooming in may have yielded more definition on targets, but still lacked textures or fine details. Additionally at 5-6x, if it was a sunny day or in a highly lit area, halos and blurs would occur, but would cut out at 4x and under. And to add, the 1x felt true.Reticle:I really liked the horseshoe reticle and the illumination. The low red setting was fairly unnoticeable even at low light, green was bright. Illumination was easily noticeable from the front glass. The "Christmas Tree" hold overs were almost impossible to even notice unless over a high contrast back drop and I have no idea what bullet types and weights they may be set for.Adjustments:Adjustments were mostly smooth. There was a slight "crunching" when adjusting the zoom, but didn't affect performance. Optic was easy to zero and tracked fairly well, but wasn't right on point at all times. Turrets has a nice audible and tactile clicks. They push down to lock too easily, and often locked inadvertently.Accessories:Scope rings are trash (always assumed at this price point), throw lever was a nice touch. Caps aren't great, and to me, unnecessary anyway.Ultimately, this optic held zero on both a DI and short stroke piston 5.56 rifle for approximately 320 shots total. And, all things considered, it did its job; getting shots on target, most of the time...So, for a sub $150 LVPO is it any good? Well, for the price, it offers alot of features or qualities one wouldn't expect for the price. But, it's still a mediocre optic. It's wierd eye box, sub optimal parallax and poor performance in high light really limits this optic in its usability.It feels like a half finished product, with attention to glass, reticle and build quality, with functionality taking a back seat.I, personally, enjoyed my time with it, but don't plan on continuing using it, and will move on to other optics. If you can make it work for you, there's enough to stretch out to use, and can be a good entry into LVPOs, but there are simply more usable optics out there fir only marginal increases of price.