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Question: Why CQB? Is this scope specifically meant for close quarters? Does it have anything that the UTG 30mm SWAT 3-12X44 does not have?
Document: I bought the UTG 3-9x32 Compact CQB Bug Buster scope along with aWeignad Mini 14 Ranch Rifle, Mini 30, PC-40, PC-9, Carbine and Deerfield Scope Mount. BLACKrail (that's Weigand not Weignad - Amazon's listing has it spelled incorrectly!) to mount on my 582-series Mini-14 tactical rifle. So far I couldn't be happier! This scope is high quality with a clear sight picture and 3-9X magnification.
The only negative to this scope thus far is the reticle thickness. At 100 yards it will cover most bullseyes but it is intended for close quarters, not bullseye or sniper.
Hit paper straight out of the box.It did not take long to have this scope tightened in at 100 yards.Also works well at close quarters.I will be ordering another for my other ar.
I read a lot of reviews before making a purchase, based on my personal needs, and the UTG CQB scope is the perfect fit for me! It's rugged, easy to operate, and easy to adjust with my big fingers!
I've tried to zero-in on both my AR-15 (Sig), and my Ruger 10/22... will not hold zero. Holds a tight group however, the impact point changes with the amount of magnification used. At 5x on the 50 yard range, can't adjust scope to shoot anything less than 3 inches left of center.
I mounted this on my Bushmaster ORC AR15. Easy mounting. I have to move it foward as the charging handling is hard to get too currently. It was easy to sight in. Shot about 75 rounds with the sight. The 3-9 magnification is quite handy. Feels solid and high quality. There is no CQB with this site unless you are looking over the top of it.
All in all, I find the UTG new generation compact CQB scope to be a real winner. I am betting utg sends me a new cap for free and all is well.Don't believe everything you read (including this)...step out and find out for yourself. Shooting on a budget makes it fun for more people. Hats off to UTG (and centerpoint...by Crossman) for bringing quality to the masses.
But for anything that actually shoots bullets, I would avoid. Unless for some reason I got a lemon or dud, who knows.UPDATE 04-08-12!!! So after taking this scope shooting this weekend. I finally got it zeroed in. It took me about 30-40 rounds, but I finally got it pretty good. I had to turn the windage turret to the right or clockwise about 6-7 full complete turns and the elevation about 3-4 full turns up.
BUYER BEWARE...The UTG 3x9 compact CQB Bug Buster is the biggest piece of junk I have ever bought off of Amazon. The reticles are misaligned and off set and the view is blurry and there is nothing you can do to focus it. I would have sent the scope back to Amazon for a refund but when I installed the scope on my rifle I scratched  the tube while adjusting the rings and I am sure they would not accept me returning it damaged.
Centered! I have NEVER had such a close group with this rifle until now! The scope is a real winner. So much in fact, that I ordered it's big brother, a full size 3-9X for my 30'06 boltgun. Same features as the compact but longer to work over the longer receiver.The caps were loose as others have described, but who cares? That's an easy fix so I'm not worried about that. It's the solid build. The super adjustable turrets and how well they work.
Answer: yes