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Question: How would this scope for deer hunting with a Stevens shotgun, and for small game? What kind of attachment should I look for for a single barrel?
Document: A lot of scope for the money! I mounted this scope on my RWS Diana model 48 springer pellet rifle. This scope is well suited for target shooting out to 50 yard and small game hunting. Word of advice, think about the compact version of this scope, the length is a bit long for my rifle and interferes a bit when loading pellets in the barrel chamber. Not a huge problem though, just use careful consideration when mounting it.
The scope was easy to install. The scope mounting rings are tightened to the rail using thumb screws that come with them. This scope has a lot of features and you won't be disappointed. I'm using it for birds & other small game on my NP .22 Pellet Rifle.
man this thing is a lot bigger than I thought it would be! However, the quality is very nice for the price range. I am using it on a savage mark II FV-SR. I was going to use it for both hunting and the range, but I think I am going to move this to a dedicated range rifle, its far too big to carry around in the woods. The zoom is nice, picture is very clear all around.
This scope is awsome! not only does it look good but it stays on zero all the time. some people may ask why have a airsoft scope on a 308 cal rifle but i will tell you it will handel the shock and stress most rifles dish out and also can take a beating in the field! i would tell anyone looking for a scope that this is the one if you want a scope that performs like a thousand dollar scope!
For the money it's a good scope for air guns. They hold up to two the two way kick and hold zero. I don't like the illuminated cross hairs they just don't look right and the cross hairs are to thick but I'm used to a Hawk sidewinder 30.
Cant complain. Super accurate. rugged. I knocked my rifle over at the range onto the concrete floor, breaking my front sight completely, but this scope held zero.I have it mounted to a RWS Diana 34P in the .22 caliber. This is a great combo for accurate target shooting and hunting.One criticism is that the reticle is hard to focus on at the 10 yard objective setting at 12X magnification, but who can complain for a $100 scope?
Over all I'm very happy with this scope after shooting a little over 500 rounds through it. My only gripe is that it's a little heavy. I don't know why there are so many color optilons for the reticle although they look cool and work well I never use them because I only shoot during the day. I like that the turrets are lockable and it seems to hold zero well. The A/O or focus knob is a little tight but then again it doesn't move by itself while shooting.
This scope has clear optics and once zeroed in is extremly consistant. I just use the red or green illumination can't fogure out the rest anyway and that works nicely. Not to the bad part my rifke is known to have no barrel droop but when I put this scope on I max out 1-2 inchs low same problem I had on another Utg which I exchanged for a BSA, This time I shimmed it and got it to shoot 3 inches high so I could adjust the scope to center.
I bought a Benjamin Trail NP .22 Pellet Rifle and then upgraded the scope by buying this scope here at Amazon. I read on other web reviews that you needed to buy high rise Rings for this scope to clear the barrel because of the larger diameter of the scope. However, the rings that came with this scope fit the rifle just fine. So these extra rings I bought (AccuShot Premium High Profile 30mm Airgun .22 Rings) was a wasted $10 bucks. The scope itself is very cool.
These are great scopes. Do not use the lighted part much. Put each one I own on S&W 15-22s. They hold true and look great. I use with a medium utg riser.
Answer: yes