4X Rimfire Rifle Scope – 30/30 Reticle, Parallax Free at 50 Yards, Coated Optics, 1/4 MOA Windage & Elevation, Includes 3/8" Rings, Matte Black for .22 Small Bore Rifles

Great scope for the price , clear view

This is a small, low power scope for day use. The aperture is not going to gather much extra light, so you won't be happy with it in low light situations. It so happens that it also has remarkably long eye relief so it is good for eyeglass wearers, but that also makes it hard (in my experience) to get your eye lined up (optically) so that you are looking through the scope and seeing the optimum target image. This is not a big deal if you are shooting at something that isn't going to move, like a paper target or a soda can. In that case you can take your time and get everything lined up nicely to get that good target image you want. But if you need to be quick about acquiring your target this facet is very annoying. Because the eye relief is great and the scope image is not particularly bright, if there is stray light around, such as the sun shining from your side... it can infiltrate in between your eye and the eye-lens of the scope. This seriously diminishes your ability to see the target because the stray light washes out the image from the scope. Again at a target range this is a minor annoyance and can be dealt with by donning a cap with a visor or shading the stray light by some other means, but in the field this is a problem. Taking these limitations into account this is still a nice quality item for the price, and if you want or need a low power scope with lots of eye relief for target shooting this scope will do you well. EDIT: After some time and use with this scope I find I cannot get the accuracy I'd like. I know my QB-78 repeater rifle is capable of better because it was tested before shipping by Steven Archer of Archer Air Guns.... and I know that I am capable of better because I consistently get better results with my Crosman 2100 fitted with a Crosman 410 scope. I attribute my inconsistent results to the difficulty I have in getting my head/cheek/eye all lined up comfortably and consistently with this scope. I have fiddled with it extensively adjusting the mounting etc. and no luck yet. It is as if each time I try to sight a target it takes more than a little effort to get a clear view through the scope. This may be a different situation on different guns with different stocks or different users, but it isn't working for me on my QB78. Since I have had very good results with the Crosman 410 and it is very inexpensive, I will probably swap for one of those.

Great little scope. I've had it mounted on my tm22 since purchase and it gets a lot of use. It's held zero even after It fell off of a chair and onto hard wood floors. Haven't had to adjust it once. It's been a great help in rodent removal.

Would rate this a zero if i could. Cheap cheap plastic junk. Poor visability. Scope rings loose. This would be poor quality if purchased from a toy store.

It’s cheaply made. Good for the price.

I needed a small scope for an old 22 my dad owned but hardly used and after he passed away I was given his gun. I really wanted to do some target shooting with but didn't want to spend a lot on putting a huge scope on a gun this small. An older buddy of mine suggested getting a rimfire scope as its a better size to use on a 22cal. I read the reviews for his scope kinda thinking you'll get what you pay for...BUT this is an amazing little scope! I had it zeroed in after about 10-15 shots and by the time I was finished I was hitting center pretty consistently. The scope arrived (in 4 days) boxed with nothing to indicate it was a cheap product. The overall appearance of the actual scope is that it's very well made and rugged. The clamps can be adjusted and I have removed it a couple of times as I was worried by what one of the other reviewers had written but I didn't find that problem. I am overly impressed by this product and plan to buy another larger scope from this company for another rifle I have as you can't beat the quality that you get for the price. You won't be sorry.

I have worked with used, installed, and worked with scoped since iI was 8 years old. I have expensive scopes, and I have 40.00 scopes on hunting rifles, all of them seem to get the job done nicely. So I purchased this scope without hesitation, and it arrived yesterday. Installed it on my sons Crosman PumpMaster 760. The scope mounted up to the rifle dovetail firm and tight, with no vibration or wiggling. Looking though the scope gave me a pretty good image, and the zoom seemed very good. However, with that said, there are some issues. First being that when the scope is mounted, and the elevation adjuster is facing 0 degrees up exactly, the cross-hairs while looking through the scope are tilted down to the left about 15 degrees instead of perpendicular. So loosening the rings, and getting the cross-hairs level, now the adjuster knob is at the 1-o'clock position. So any elevation adjustments will now put my bullet strike up and to the right. the next issue is that I cannot get the scope to have a focused image of the cross-hairs and the target at the same time. adjusting the focus, when the cross-hair are in focus, the target is pretty out of focus. When I get the target in focus, the cross-hairs are blurry and hard to see. I have not been able to get this scope focused in. When I get the focus as good as I could before dark, I took 2 test shots. Using open sight, at 25 yards, the pellet struck dead center. Using the scope at that same distance, the bullet strike hit low 9", and to the right 6". not being sighted in is normal, my concern is that this scope is not going to have enough adjustment in the dials to compensate for 9" at 25 yards. that is 4 click for every 8th inch MOA. Also, when the scope arrived, it was in the box, in a plastic bag. Upon removing it from the plastic bag, it had white "scuff marks" on the rear housing, almost as if it had been used prior. I will try to work with it again after work today, but my guess is that it will be getting returned.

Okay first of all, it took them 3~4 weeks for standard shipping to get here. I didn't care much because I don't need it in a hurry. Just thought that i should share that for your reference. Now, the scope is FULL METAL. I dropped it on concrete countless times and it NEVER broke or malfunction (just a few chipped areas). But still, take care of it when you get them. This scope zooms quite far and extremely clear. Also, they came with some accesories such as the cleaning cloth, eyepiece covers, and weaver rings (two of them as the default picture). They have an elevation and a windage adjustment knob to fine-tune your shots according to your style and your gun. ++++++++WARNING++++++++ The weaver rings that they come with CANNOT be loosened or tightened. Which means that these rings that are used to attach onto a gun can only attach to one specific size of the gun rail. These rings are UNDETACHABLE. The CANNOT be removed. The ring's size (the area that attaches to a gun) is 1/2 inch wide or 1 centimeter wide. Also, the scope itself's length is about a foot long.