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Question: Will this hold Zero if I remove the batteries and store it for a year or 10?
Document: Don't waste your money nor time. I returned and tried several of these scopes and none would hold a zero. Spent endless hours on the range trying to get several scopes to hit a bullseye at only 30 yards. They were all 8 or more inches off from shot to shot at 30 yards, yikes!!!! A Gen I scope also really limits your range to about 60 yards max and only on a moon lit night.
Great lil scope for coyotes & hoggin with my AK....... DO NOT LOOK INTO THE FRACKING SUN WITH THIS!!!!........ For that matter avoid any bright lights and you will be very happy with this scope. Range is 10 yards to 150+ yards with standard illuminator (which makes eyes glow). 2X AA Batteries, last fairly long & cheaper than lithium.
For the money I'm not sure how you can beat this scope. works great, no spots (a year out) still use the same batteries, accurate. What more could you want? the only reason it  doesn't get 5 stars is its a bear to pull the rear t handle on the AR its mounted on as it sits low right over it. but thats an issue with this AR and scope combination, not a design flaw of the scope itself.
Starting my second hog season with this. My son and I now fight over the 243 with it. Zero problems with scope. 2 hogs down already. Holds tight zero. Easy to use in dark by feel only. Great picture. IR flood impressive on zero illumination nights. Saving to buy another one to put on 222.
I don't know if the quality control went down hill but the one I received from them is great. I have taken it to the range here and it holds zero no problem. I see all these guys saying they are prior military on their reviews like that means something. I am a Marine and have been shooting since I was 12 years old and am now 42 years old so take it for what it's worth.....absolutely nothing lol. For the money you really can't go wrong.
I am quite disappointed with this product, and despite the negative reviews stating it would provide consistent groupings, I bought anyway (and I wished I hadn't). With my first three shots, I was able to zero the bulls eye at 30 yards. Moved the target to 50 yards, and couldn't manage a shot on paper. Adjustments were made again, and was able to get two shots to find paper. Thereafter, I again couldn't manage a shot even CLOSE to the target.
At 100 yards, the reticle covers an 8 inch target. That is 8 inches left-right and 8 inches up-down. Who can have a nail driver when cross-hairs cover the size of a basketball? I am an expert marksman and in a vise locked down can't hold a "group" of any pinpoint accuracy with this scope. If you turn the reticle brighter - you see two sets of reticles like double vision - Awesome..... pick one?
Maybe check this out a local store compared with your rifle. Thank goodness for refunds through Amazon, because I've ordered two different ones to try and fit a bolt action Varmit Rifle 700.
Yes... It's a large scope for night hunting. Carry your shooting stick!WARNING: These scopes can be ruined if exposed to bright light. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS! The instructions are only 10 pages, but will help you understand and enjoy your NVS. Have fun.... Bear
Check batteries - but why is the reticle working if the scope is not? Not batteries. Half hour of shutting it off - cleaning lenses thinking fogged up or moisture? Pinhole in daylight cap isn't plugged or have a water drop in it. ??? Later in night conditions - turn on night vision and IR - still nothing!! Great .... warranty issue. Next morning turn it on and look through it like nothing ever happened. Looks fine.
Answer: yes