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Question: Does this hold zero with a .308 win?  I'm going to be putting it on a mosin nagant so if someone has done that, that would be even better to know.
Document: mounted on Ruger 10-22, took about 20 rounds to calibrate it and now I can put 25 rounds through a quarter size hole at 30yds its that accurate. There is almost no recoil on a 10-22 so I am not sure how this would hold up on a 5.56 but someone give it a shot and let me know! Ive got a 5.56 with a red dot sight on it, maybe some day ill switch them around for laughs and Ill update my review.
this doesn't hold a zero and when it does come to scopes? ?,like most things in life,you know the saying about what u pay for is what u get an NO  surprises here..its junk.. you've got too spend at least 150 to get going if you want a  decent scope,then you will have something that works,,,,
I'm not qualified to compare to higher priced brands because so far I've not tried any of them. This scope is pretty sturdy and the mounting rings it came with seem solid as well. Have put over 1000 rounds through AR 5.56. Hold zero pretty well, even after removal and remounting. Only gripe is the front turret which rotates to adjust for parallax doesn't stay put-seems to rotate and move around due to recoil.
I have this scope mounted on an ar-10 chambered in .308. It seems to hold its zero pretty well. I have not had many issues with it so far. Only shot about 100 rounds through it. The quick release mounting is extremely nice to have in order to get to pop up mounted sights.
This scope is awesome for the price. I zeroed it at 100 yards, it holds its zero, and I shoot .308 (DPMS LR-308). The only complaints I can think of are that the illumination isn't visible in daylight for either color on highest settings, and that the rings that come with it work their way loose pretty easy. No deal-killers there for me, but use some loc-tite on the screws if you're going to use the rings that come with it.
Let me start by saying this sight is awesome! Not to sound like someone gettin payed to sponsor this scope, but I honestly think this sight is great and thats not even including what the price I payed for it was. For all the features this sight has I'm surprised it is not 500 , comes with clamping rail rings( regular rings at the store nearby were 59 alone) it has dual color illumination, the magnification needed, and windage and elevation adjusters.
At least it wasn't very expensive, but I would feel dishonest if I tried to sell it to someone at even a large discount. I'll probably just use it as a paper weight.
I got the scope very quickly. I have played with it, sighting it in. Very easy to sight in. After the 10 or so rounds to sight it in, I ran about 50 additional rounds through it and put it up. Pulled it out a month later, and the green cross hairs don't even light up. The red still worked fine for about a month, and it went out too. On a 10/22, it will hold center for a long time I'm sure.
I installed this on my CMMG AR15 flat top and it shot great. The key to this and any other scope is ensuring you tighten the rings to the scope in an efficient manner. They must be tight and the must be even. Once this is accomplished, the scope will maintain zero after removing it and putting it back on again.The colored reticle is gimicky at best but is useful in the lower settings. At high brightness settings it is too bright.
I didn't give this scope 5 stars because its the best scope on the market. I gave it 5 stars because for $80 you really can't get any better. I only go to the range maybe once every couple of months. I was looking for a decent scope without breaking the bank. I have it on my Stag Model 3 on a half inch riser. The quick release is great and held zero after taking it off and putting it back on.
Answer: yes