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Question: Will this scope work on a break barrel .177 caliber air rifle?
Document: great scope for the money,,put mine on a 223 bolt rifle,,i am picky about scopes,,but this scope compares with 200 dollar scopes,,buy one ,,you like it,,seller was great to buy from also,,,,,,
The Tasco Pronghorn Rifle scope functions amazingly well. Three rounds in one square inch at 200 yards. It has a clear field of view. Rugged and durable .Functions as well as rifle scopes 3 or 4 times the price. Can't be beat for the price.
That speaks quite well of both products.Though this scope did pretty well mounted on an Enfield No4 Mk3, chambered in 303 British, I don't recommend this scope for rifles that have substantial recoil (i.e. 30-06 or 300 magnum). However, for .22 Long Rifle weapons, this scope is great and holds zero well.
Yes, it's blurry at times; especially at ranges less than 20 yards, but it's a great value even so. I have my Tasco Pronghorn 3-9x32 scope mounted on an older "plain Jane" Ruger 10/22 Carbine and I can put 5 out of six rounds into a 1" round Shoot-N-C Target patch at 50 yards! The same day (11-07-12), I fired 3 rounds into a 2" group at 100 yards. I think that's pretty darn good for an unmodified, off-the-shelf rifle and a 30-dollar, off-the-shelf scope!
Looks good, is very good value for the price paid is more than I needed for my 22L rifle. clarity of objectives is very good
Mounted to a .22 marlin bolt action rifle. Dialed in and shooting the same hole repeatedly at 50yrds. Nice and bright. No complaints.
Great product for the money. The optics are clear and field of view is just about perfect. It mounted on my pellet rifle easily with the matching mounts.
I mounted this Scope on my Marlin Model 60 and it works as advertised. After a few shots I was zeroed in and hitting golf balls at 50 yards with no effort. I highly recommend it.
Not a bad compromise.The scope performs well. I believe there is more glare then would be present in a more expensive scope, especially when shooting toward the sun, but it is not a major problem. Well worth the price, especially since I decided to take a chance removing and swapping the adjustment screws.
I needed a basic, inexpensive scope. After over 300 shots it has not come loose whatsoever.Nothing on, or inside the scope, has come loose. I sight it with a bore laser when I first got it. It only was off once, and that was the day after my little brother used it, so it was expected. I sight it by eye after that, and as of yesterday it still works perfect.
Answer: no