MidTen Riflescope Combo 4-12x50EG Dual Illuminated Optics & IIIA/2MW Laser Sight & 4 Holographic Reticle Red/Green Dot Sight & 20mm Scope Mount

This is a nice scope/dot sight for the money. Would it stand up to extreme use, who knows? I use it on the range, not in the jungle or desert, so it suits my needs well. Seems to hold zero fine. The laser is not something I needed so it's still in the box. The scope and dot are working well.

Top heavy and cumbersome as a single unit. Used variable scope on a longer range AR10, red dot on AR15. Put laser on AR15 under barrel just because I had it. Never really thought much of lasers but at this price willing to use in as backup in dark environments. I have much more expensive optics, Vortex, Sig etc, and I am amazed with quality and value at under $90. Regarding the comments by other reviews of not holding zero, I used a wheeler digital torque wrench at 20 lb/in. No issues losing center so far, but I’m not banging the dot or variable around like I am SOC. The instruction pamphlet is obviously weak, and should include general first plane vs second plan explanation, variable reticle instruction for elevation and wind age, recommended torque values. OVERALL ALL HIGHLY RECOMMEND, AND FOR THE PRICE ANYONE INEXPERIENCED CAN EXPERIMENT WITH COMBINATIONS AND DIFFERENT PLACEMENTS.

So far been happy with quality of components. The price is impossible to beat. If you're a weekend warrior like me now they work pretty good. If your a serious competition shooter buy what you can afford, if you're a real serious competition shooter buy better than you can afford. You do get what you pay for.

For the price not bad at all

This scope is like a Swiss knife. There isn't much it can't do. However you want to acquire the target, it's up to you with this scope. And while you don't get a thousand dollar scope at this price, you could get a thousand dollar scope for a thousand bucks. The only thing that I so far don't like about it, is its engineered sunshade. Should have been made flat instead of curvy to better accommodate all those slide-on aftermarket sunshade offerings that actually do something to improve your sight picture. This is just a cursory review, as I have yet to see it in action at the range time will tell. But so far, it's looking good.

I realize these are cheap optics, but I was pleasantly shocked at the quality. I did use loctite to install the optics and was not expecting them to hold the sighting. I’ve been out three times since the first time I sighted in the red dot and scope, they are still true to the original setting… You can expect more than that for $99.00!!!! Don’t expect the illumination to work on the scope on a bright sunny day….

The first thing I will say is that you get what you pay for. I was under no illusions at the price point of the quality of product I would be getting. The Pros: The main optic is great. The glass is much higher quality than I expect and it was very easy to zero. Pumped 50 rounds through it and it held the zero perfect. The main Optic feels well built and sturdy. I liked the riser it came on and that the scope itself has rails, that is very unique. The cons: The reflex sight and the laser are really cheap. I could not get the reflex to hold a zero on the AR. After just a few rounds it would be off target again. The laser is pointless honestly. Its a tacticool gadget that really serves little purpose on an illuminated Scope and Reflex sight. It also feels very cheaply made as the threads on the battery compartment were cross threaded out of the box. It also would not hold the zero. Overall: The main scope alone is worth the price point. All the other bits are just extra flash. I would definitely use the reflex sight on a plinker and I bet it would work just fine for that or for airsoft. So if you are looking for a cheap but solid 50x scope you cannot go wrong with this one. If you are buying it for the laser and Reflex you will be disappointed.

So I bought this for my AR and took it out to my range. First I liked it. All the light up scopes were great looking. It was easy to assemble with all the tools that they supplied. Once I got to the range….. i stopped liking it. It was just far too big and clumsy to be what i would personally be interested in. It is very large. Once i started looking the scope as a whole i realized that there were quite a few options available to me. I took everything apart and realized it didn’t have to be all assembled together. I mounted the big scope on one AR and the smaller scope and laser on another AR. All the scopes have their own power source so they are all customizable. So in the end I liked it again. The scopes were convenient to sight and accurate. For under $100 I think it’s a pretty sold buy.