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Question: Does this scope have black wire reticles? Or is it just illuminated?
Document: To get more light, you need a larger objective lens.My only other quibble is that the battery holder is a bit rough and it took a little fiddling to get the battery to seat properly and get the illuminated reticle to power on. Once in, it works fine and has not been a problem.Conclusions:I think it is hard to beat the bang for your buck with this scope.
I purchased this scope because I have another one just like it, but older version. The new one is not as clear as the older one and have e-mailed Optics Planet and their response was that it would not be clear on higher settings at closer ranges, but I told them I had another one that had no issues of clarity. Have had no other response from them.
Although I have other scopes that work good for my needs,this scope can and should be used on high power rifles, were as I use it just for pellet rifles. Any of the Leapers/UTG brand of scope should be checked out for whatever you have need of. You can get more quality and more quainity with these brands than those super high priced scopes ( you know which ones) and still keep your arm and leg .
I zeroed the scope and shot about 50 rounds of 308 using this scope and got very consistent ~1 MOA groups at 100yds.Pros:The scope is rock solid and after firing 50 rounds of .308 it has securely held its zeroFine 1/8 MOA @ 100yds adjustment click is niceEtched glass reticle is clear and fine.
If you're looking for a scope to do anything accurate from 10-200 yds, this is it.Crystal clear glass, huge eye relief, flip up caps, sun screen, and weaver mounts. All very well packaged and the build quality was excellent.Tried it out for a few minutes, the parallax adj. wheel (add on) works great on it. Reticle is etched so its very fine and clearly outlined with no chromatic abr.
I have never owned a scope any more expensive than this one so I might just not know what I am missing, but I don't see the need to find out. The wide range of colors that the reticle lights up in are nice but probably somewhat unecessary, but they certainly don't hurt. I gather these are meant for airsoft but I can't imagine using a scope this size for that, but I don't shoot airsoft so....
First, to those worried about this scope being for pellet guns/air rifles: spring piston pellet guns *do* have a substantial amount of recoil. Most scopes nowadays are completely forwards/reverse recoil shock proof so they can be used either on air rifles or firearms. Why limit yourself to one market?That said, I have this scope mounted on my .308 Remington 700 bolt action rifle and zeroed it in today.
I ended up buying a pair of Burris 30mm low height picatinny scope rings for my 700 and they work great with this scope. The included scope rings are mechanically solid, it's just that their height is neither here nor there. Given the number of AR shooters out there, if I were UTG I would make the included rings high instead of medium.The scope is rather large, but that is more of a tradeoff with the laws of physics than the product.
This brand, I had seen them over a long time of gun collecting but, never bought one. Now, I have been starting to use pellet rifles since I don't have center fire rifles or handguns anymore. I now have several pellet rifles now so I got one of these scopes, I wish I had got them years ago,these scopes are crystal clear ,easy to zero and with the locking ring, it stays zeroed.
Answer: yes