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Question: Is this a 30mm tube or a 1" tube?
Document: You first must know that I don't have experience with really high end scopes so take my words with a grain of salt. The glass is very clear and crisp. You can adjust the scope using 1/8 moa adjustments and then set your turrets to zero. This makes elevation and windage adjustments really easy and fun because you can easily get back to zero. I have this on a H-bar AR and it just plain looks awesome as well.
I would have preferred the scope to come in a 1/4 MOA instead of 1/8 MOA, but that's not a huge deal breaker for me since I won't be doing any competition style shooting with it. I just find 1/8 MOA adjustments to be overly fine, and this results in double the clicks to get it to where I want it.Trust me though, those are all minor complaints and I am EXTREMELY pleased with this scope for the money I paid.
No stupid screwdrivers- great visibility and eye relief- comes with fantastic metal scope covers- sturdy buildCons:- some odd thing sticks out of the bottom of the scope (maybe 1/8 inch). Made mounting annoying.This scope may not be as crystal clear as my Leupold, but for $150 dollar savings I am very very impressed. It performed awesome and I have put down a ground hog at over 200 yards with 1 shot. Great scope at a great price.
You have four mils in each direction from the center of the crosshair, and the vertical mils past four are actually triangles, which means the top point of the triangle is the center of that next mil's placement on the y axis. This means at longer ranges you simply place your target right on top of that top point, almost like a chevron style sight, and send your round downrange.
Why spend hundreds or thousands on big name brands when u can get great quality and extreme accuracy out of this BSA scope. Very clear image and I was making sub MOA with this baby @ 100yds.Strongly recommend you get this and not spend much more with name brands
Where do I start it's a great scope well built or tough and has great clarity for the price and will most likely be your choice for those long range deer shots or just plinking . 100 yard shot no problem maybe even a 300 yard shot would be no problem with this badboy.
Very clear and bright overall. Side focus works well. Has held "0" through several hundred rounds (on a 22 rimfire). Vert & horiz agjustments are accurate and scope returns to "0". Pretty impressed for $100. If they had an 8-32x50 in this model I would outfit my PD guns with them.
There's a lot of good things going on for this scope. Any experienced shooter would tell you that. What's crazy is I have owned scopes that cost almost twice what this one does and have honestly had better performance out of this one so far.
Their manual was obviously written by someone that either didn't know English or mil-dots or both...
The lens covers this gun comes with are as basic as it gets, being formed out of one piece of rubber and using elastic tension to hold itself in place lens to lens. That's not to say it's not functional though, as it gets the job done nicely with no hassle. The lens cloth you get is pretty nice, if very basic (It's a lens cloth. What more can I say?
Answer: no