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Question: Are the supplied mounting rings good quality, or good enough for a break barrel air rifle, or would you recommend buying a different set?
Document: I put this scope on a springer type air rifle. Since it is advertised by Crosman I assume it is suitable for an airgun. However the rings that came with it are not for an airgun. Ended up ordering the once piece mount from Gamo. I am satisfied with the quality of the scope and it seems to be holding up on my air rifle. Have shoot about 200 rounds so far without any problems. Given the opportunity I would buy this scope again.
I find the scope a good quality. I wrote a review on another scope so please reference that. I would also, like to mention if you are using a cantilevered raised mount you measure the distance from the bell to the bell of the scope and the mount itself. I found with some cantilever mounts that the distance is longer on the mount and may interfere with the mounting.
I am very pleased with this brand...actually, very impressed! Most of my customers are "on a budget" and this deer hunting rifle scope is perfect...and feels very expensive.Lastly, after mounting to the rifle, I bore-sighted it with no problems. I made the adjustments and then test fired it a few times to only find that the settings seem to be dead on.I highly recommend to anyone, for use on any rifle+!
Are these scopes just for airguns?No. All CenterPoint scopes will withstand the recoil of the most powerful caliber rifles on the market. They have gone through significant torture testing, including being used on everything from a high powered Webley Patriot break barrel to a .416 Rigby Magnum Centerfire Rifle.I copied this from the product website, and I can honestly say I have proven the statement to myself. I have two of the 2-7x32 adventure class scopes.
Originally bought this for my ar15, but after reading a few reviews about it being mounted on shotguns and even recommended on the store packaging, I decided to mount it on my  Remington M887 with a rifle barrel. Ended up having to shim the back scope ring after not having enough adjustment to zero out. I was still shooting 6 inches low, so cut a piece of shotgun shell and put it under the scope on the ring. Holding zero great and glass is clear.
Don't let anyone fool you, these scopes work great on an AR-15 and with a great price. I've had mine mounted in a Rock River Cantilever Mount for over a year and it's held zero perfectly even through several dismountings and remountings on my flat top receiver. My local range only goes out to 200 yards, but my RRA Rifle with this scope shoot tiny little groups at that range with no problems. The quality of the glass is remarkably clear for a budget priced scope. I highly recommend it.
I have been a fan of Crossman CenterPoint scopes since I mounted my first one on a Marlin Model 60. This scope; however, was to adorn a Ruger 10/22 and I was not to be disappointed with it.The scope rings that came with the unit were perfect for my mounting purposes.
Not a big deal at all. Just keep these thing in mind when mounting scopes.Now if I could find a torque chart for the mounting screws and hex bolts that would be great. The scope manufacturers do not give out that info at least with the scopes or the mounts.....
Many people have referred to this as the "fish bowl" effect. However, this problem disappears immediately when using powers 3-7X, which are much more forgiving to the shooter. In the end, a decent scope that I would recommend for lighter calibers.
This is a very nice scope, great packaging and extra accessories. I purchased this for a customer to mount on his 30-30 break open rifle.
Answer: yes