Customer Reviews

4x32 Fixed Power Scope with Fiber Optic Tactical Sight and Weaver Slots

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Great service - received the product in approximately 3 days. Excellent scope - eye relief is somewhat closer than I would like, but workable. Once sighted in - excellent hits on target at 100 yards (AR-15), the red/green illuminate reticle works very well in comparison to some higher priced scopes. Several times I have removed the scope to use the the iron sights and then put the scope back on with no deviation. Appears to be durable enough. My only complaint is with the fiber optic sight which is easy to see, but hard to sight in correctly - at 25 yards, it was difficult to keep each shot in a 3 to 4 inch group. But overall, I would probably only be using this sight in an emergency situation. Very pleased with the product.

I've got an acog on my AR-10, and picked this up for my AR-15. I've got to say, there's not much difference between the 2. This one uses batteries, the acog doesn't. This scope may not have undergone the same level of stress testing that Trijicon exposes their scopes to, but if you're in the habit of dropping your scope on the ground then you're an idiot and shouldn't be handling firearms anyways. It fits well on my AR, hasn't de-zeroed, and is a pretty reasonable price.

Very accurate scope, have it zeroed at 100 yards on my M4, and just a couple clicks to have it zeroed at 25 yards. Have shot about a thousand rounds and still as on point as when I first bought it 3 months ago. The fiber optic quick sight is a bit useless for targets but still works. Would be very useful if used in combat overseas for a quick shot. Recommended this scope to all my friends who shoot.

This is a pretty good, cheaply made product. I bought this scope for my AR-15 in the hopes of having a cool looking, 4x scope on my gun but, could not afford the $1000+ Trijicon scopes. The scope is pretty accurate from what I have seen but, I did have to return it to the manufacturer as the crosshairs in the sight window were cantered. There is no adjustment for this issue other than sending it back to the seller or manufacturer to replace or fix. I received my second one in the mail, without any issues from the seller, and noticed that I still have the same issue slightly. I am probably the only one who notices out of all my friends when shooting the gun but, it is not high quality gear. I would say that for the money, it is a good starter scope that will make your gun look much better.

If you can afford to spend a little more money, get a better scope. If not, enjoy it for what it is.

Got this about a year ago for my AR-10 and always had problem sighting it in at 50 yards, had two of my other so called "more experienced" friends help me and still couldn't get into the paper. Tried all knobs and adjustments but no luck. After over 80 rounds of very expensive 308 bullets wasted, I gave up and blamed myself for buying a cheap scope off the internet. So one day recently I happen to go to the range to shoot my new shotty and ran into a cool random guy also there sighting in his scope to get ready for hunting season. Had a conversation about my gun and he said he guaranteed he could help me sight it in, 3 mins later I hit two bullseyes and all other rounds in the black at 100 yards!! Night and Day difference between the other times when I couldnt even get on paper at 50 yards. So this scope really does work, I think all the negative reviews are from ppl like me that arent "pros" with gun equipment and cant sight it in due to inexperience. But you guys judge for yourself, and pls dont compare this to a high end scope cause at the end of the day you get what you pay for.

Ok, Here is my experence with this scope. I purchased through Amazon, very happy I did, and when I got the scope it looked great. The rails on the side are the best idea I have seen yet. It allowed me to mount my Tactical flashlight to that rail which placed it at the perfect height for me to activate it using my thumb. The parallax is terrible. I had to have my eye right up to the scope to be able to see anything. I had the unit mounted directly to my rail, so when I put my eye to the scope to see, my cheek was resting on the charging handle, NO GOOD!!!!! You could use a riser to resolve that issue, but that is not what I am trying to acomplish with this Tactical AR. The crosshairs were really good and clear for the first 40 rounds or soo and then when I pulled the trigger the whole crosshair kind of tilted to one side, and stayed that way. So I turned the unit off, removed it from the rifle, and checked for any ovious defects, not finding any, I remounted the scope and turned it on. With my AR in a vise I looked through the scope and the crosshairs seemed to be "vibrating" I do not know any other way to discribe what I was seeing. I have never seen anything like that before, and I have used just about every scope and red dot unit that has been made. I was really bummed, this was the best looking unit, and had really good ideas with the rails on the side of the unit. I really wanted it to work, but saddly I sent it back to Amazon, and am sticking with my Aimpoint or Eotech. The Fiber Optic iron sights that are mounted on top of the unit is........ It's a good idea, but the battery lid is between the front and rear sight, and the lid is too tall and obstructs the view and I was not able to get it zero'd, it was about 7" high at 100 yards, which if you know to expect that you can compinsate for it but.... Maybe a good unit for a tactical 22lr or an Airsoft gun, but could not handle my AR. I would really like to see a better version of this made, maybe a 1X fixed power, with a little larger tube, and all of the rails and irons, with the other issue resolved.

It looks good and has some good features. Haven't really had a problem with mine, except for the reticle. The incremental markings are small, VERY small. I'm used to something bigger and easier to read. The whole reticle itself is tiny, but functional. Other then that, it is what it is. A cheap scope that looks cool. Has dual sights to use, and when mounted on a carry handle you have 3 to use. Also has the picatinny rail mounts for flashlight/laser.

This item has been reviewed numerous times as being compatible with AR type weapons, even the manufacturer/seller attest to this. However that is just no the case. Item was mounted and went to BZO and after one shot the picatinny broke off and it will no longer even mount to a rifle. This is just a waste of money if you have anything more powerful than a BB gun...

Josh

I love everything about this product, except for one fatal flaw. I mounted it on my 30-06. I started at 25 yards for sighting in. I lowered the scope as far as possible, and it was shooting about 3 feet high. So, I love the features and quick target acquisition. The open sight is about impossible to use due to the fact that it sits so high, and the aperture is so bulky you have no sight picture, but a neat idea. The main issue is that it will not zero. Sucks, really looked forward to using this scope.

I purchased this to see how it compared to an Acog. I am impressed when looking through it but I was disappointed in the finish of the unit. It has sanding marks and poor finish quality. I think it is going to work as good as a $1,000 scope but I wish it was finished out better. I like the fact that it has rails on the sides for flashlights, etc and again the actual use of the scope is great. They just need to work on the final finish, it's not flaking paint or anything like that it just isn't 100% smooth and super nice looking.