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Question: I bought this but I'm having a problem with sight picture.  I have to have my eye within 2" of it for a full sight picture.  What am I doing wrong?
Document: It seems to be a well-built magnifier, but the eye relief is a little ridiculous - even after trying to somehow adjust it, and failing, I found the only way to get a full sight-picture is to put your eye almost flush to the rear of the magnifier ... obviously a problem when shooting anything with a bit of recoil, even the 5.56 m4 type AR-15 I was using it on. Seriously, if the eye-relief wasn't this ridiculous, this would be one of the best affordable magnifiers on the market.
After reading some of the reviews, I figured I didn't have a lot to lose (comparatively speaking, if I had bought a more expensive mag). The quick detach holds the rear rail tightly enough, but the pivot mechanism feels loose and inadequate. It stays upright and then at 90, but not tightly at either. I have an AimPoint red dot sight, and though the UTG is optically clear and covers the full field of view, the red dot itself goes from being centered (unmagnified) to about 1/3 of the way to the edge from the center along the 1 to 2 o'clock line (magnified), which makes quick acquisition difficult and is somewhat of an irritant.
This magnifier was completely out of alignment with my holographic sight. I'm sure that it wasn't the holographic sight becuase days before I was shooting groups within 2-3 inches from 50 to 100 yards. When I mounted the UTG magnifier the reticle was not centered in the magnifier, it was actually in the lower left quadrant of the magnifier. If anyone has a fix for this or if I am missing something, please I would appreciate the input.
Very tight, very sturdy, I could carry my rifles with it if I decided.The bad for me at least. My 2 rifles are converted SKS's. There is a reason I started with that. The eye relief on the magnifier is about 2 inches. Any more and you start to lose sight as well magnification. My rifles because of the setup do not allow any less than 4 inches comfortably look down the magnifier. Again not the magnifiers fault but for my weapons it will not aide in what I bought it for.
I bought the magnifier along with a red dot made by UTG. It's a great magnifier for the price but it is ever so slightly to tall for the same branded red dot. The dot appeared on the lower half and being OCD about everything it bothered the hell out of me.i would have given this product 4 out of five but it not centering with the same brand red dot it ruined it for me and I sent it back. So i give it a 2/5.Currently I'm looking for a new magnifier red dot set if anyone has suggestions.my email is godzillal123321@gmail.com.
For the price this is a good alternative to the other magnifiers out there.I bought this one over the UTG fixed-mount version because the magnifier height matched my red-dot (TruGlo on a riser).I'm sure the fixed-mount version doesn't wobble at all. This one has a little side-to-side wobble, but that doesn't matter considering it's just a magnifier.The flip-to-side feature is a little rough at first, but after switching it back and forth a few times you get the hang of it and the action becomes more smooth.The part where the rail attaches to sits tight and can be tightened more if need be.The image is crisp and the red dot looks crisp also as long as your eye is lined up properly.For the money this magnifier does it's job well, and the flip to side feature is nice for the given applications.
I do not see any of the distortion mentioned in some of the other posts. With a slight adjustment of the dial, the sight picture is crisp and centered. Perhaps it is the large reticle of the eotech? Or maybe the distance from the magnifier to the optic that causes that? I was specifically looking for a mount that will flip to the side. The stiffness that some have complained about is exactly what I needed, because I can't have it flopping around while I'm running after someone. I have no complaints.
Was excited to get my sight/magnifier setup working. After mounting the magnifier, there is &#34; a lot&#34; of slop in the magnifier when it is in the up position, not in the flip to the side action, but almost like it has worn bearings in the pin that holds the magnifier on the base. I have yet to take the rifle to the range due to weather, so I'm not sure how it will react to the recoil of the rifle, it does magnify just wondering if the recoil will cause a problem.
Both the QD and flip-to-side mechanisms are hard to actuate and not strong in their construction at all. When mounted, the shoddy quality of the FTS will leave your sight picture wandering around your reticle as it doesn't stay "rock solid" in one place like is claimed.I bought this to compliment an Eotech 512; while it is at the right height the reticle stayed in the very far right corner of view.Serves me right for buying from UTG, I guess. Give them a miss.
This magnifier seems to be centered 42 mm from the top of the rail.So if you are like me and like to have the sight and magnifier properly centered, maybe this magnifier isn't for you. **** Just got the SCP-DS3840W from Amazon. Still the same issue.So that's 3 sights all from UTG, SCP-DS30369W, SCP-DS3840W, and the SCP-RD40RGW-A with a 1/2" spacer and all of them have the optics centered at 40 mm.The SCP-MF3WQS  magnifier has its optics centered at 42 mm.While there is no standard height from manufacturer to manufacturer, I expected products from the same product line to be consistent.Their magnifier is wrong and their chart is wrong.So in other words, UTG doesn't have a dot sight that lines up with their magnifier.
Answer: yes