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Question: Does this scope come with eye piece covers ?
Document: I don't think you can beat this scope for the money. I own Leupold, Pentax and new Redfield scopes. The ProStaff optical clarity and brightness appear to be every bit as good if not better. If you know riflescopes, that is saying something. A couple ounces heavier than the lightest and the eye piece is a little bulkier like a Bushnell Banner BUT, for the money, this is a hard one to beat.
It's a Real piece of equipment, Will by another, Optics are very clear, I use it for late evening shooting
Moving the dials for magnification and focus, one can tell this is a well made product. The elevation and windage adjustments are crisp when turning. I feel confident that this scope will continue to hold a zero for some time to come.
This is a very nice scope, considering the price. The eye relief and clarity are excellent. The turrets have a quality feel. You really can't go wrong with Nikon products.
I've had a Buckmaster 3x9 40mm for years and it continues to work fantastically for me. It is bright even in deep woods right up to sundown. So it is no surprise that that I like this one just as much. The only issue is that with the eye relief, the rear of the scope comes right on top of the charging handle of my S&W 15-22.
This scope gets great reviews and rightly so. It has a great set of features (e.g., BDC, zero-reset turrets) and lets in lots of light with a crystal-clear view. Eye relief is huge - it is very easy to get comfortable behind this scope. I mounted mine on a Ruger 10/22.
The reticle is beautiful and clear and seems right on. The adjustment for the pwer is very stiff,and I think I like it that way. I don't expect to be switching power frequently or in a hurry,so the firmness is good for holding still.Now for some unimportant info - i find the scope attractive and solidly built. It looks good and feels good and seems perfectly clear to my eye.
There are many glowing reviews of this scope. I agree with most. General construction is good. Optic is very good. Easy to zero, and good eye relief.Only thing I'll add is that the magnification through 'lever' is not a lever. It's a rubber band that is glued onto the tube. Mine came unglued after one day at the range. Sure the scope is still functional, and I can glue it back on, but still...things just shouldn't fall apart that quickly.
Love this scope. I have it mounted on my .22LR SIG 522 using medium height 1" rings. I also found that I needed a cheek riser to help a bit out with getting my eye level to the proper height. The medium height rings i used: "AccuShot Premium 1-Inch Weaver Style See-Thru Medium Profile Rings"I also use the Nikon Spot On App on my android phone. Helps out pretty well.
Put it on my new CZ .22 American, (no iron  sights) and hit 1&#34; bulls eye group at 50 yards out of the box!! Then shot a dime size at 30 yards all 5 rounds hit. Highly recommend.
Answer: yes