Tactical 4X32 Compact .223 .308 Scope Rangefinder Reticle/w 20mm Picatiny or 11mm Dovetail Ring Mounts

I'm going to give it 5stars for what it is. it's a compact scope for under$20 - and for that it's a great deal. I would recommend it for what I bought it for and that's to put it on a little .22cal rifle. - it's small, light weight, fixed 4X power and the reticle is bracketed for windage and elevation. I like that you don't need to have any kind of tools to adjust the windage and elevation and the knobs have a very positive click to the adjustment. the caps are also saeled with a rubber gasket. it comes with mounting rings that are made of steel with Allen head screws and are a pretty fair quality and over all this seem to be a rather sturdily built little scope - the cons would be that the quality of the optics is adequately fair with an extremely minor fisheye effect that you have to look for in order to notice. I like the reticle for the windage and elevation bracketed cross hairs but they are rather thick for my liking. also the short eye relief makes it difficult to mount the scope rearward enough to be a comfortable fit. - just for clarity... I have SEVERAL scopes that are military grade and quality hunting optics and this is not, nor did I expect it to be, but it is ABSOLUTELY what I wanted - in conclusion, I would positively purchase this scope again for another .22 I think average abuse it will last for quite a while.

I bought this compact scope for a Umarex Notos PCP air rifle. Realistically, I did not have high expectations at the scope's budget price point. But I was pleasantly surprised. The good: The scope just plain works. I sighted it in at 25-30 yards and was able to get a tight shot group established with minimal effort. The rangefinder is not just a gimmick. It works well and I can easily adjust for bullet/pellet drop using the clear markings in the sight picture. The scope rings that come with the UUQ work decently as well; just make sure that you snug them down, good and tight. I am not sure, but I would guess that some inaccuracy reports originate from folks who may not have fully secured the various scope mount screws. The not-so-good. The reticle is thick. If you use this for 150-yard+ target shooting it will interfere with precision targeting. But for a PCP rifle or a .22,@ 100 yards or less, it's perfect. The mag level is a fixed 4x, but that may not be enough for some shooters. But the squirrels in my area are very satisfied with the magnification, and some arrived at Squirrel Heaven as a result of this scope's clear 4x image. Again, 100-yard-plus distance shooters take note of the lower magnification. The Up-Down and Left-Right adjustment is easy without tools, but the movement sounds gritty and is not of the highest quality. But please note that the windage and elevation adjustments do work; indeed, just the same as more expensive scopes, but with a gritty feel. Overall I would give this scope a solid thumbs up.

Pic rail version. First impressions were good out of the box. No issues mounting, but the EYE RELIEF distance is much MUCH SHORTER than I expected out of a "compact" scope. So short in fact, I couldn't use it on a [classical style] 10/22, but an AR style upper was able to get it far enough back to be comfortable (I did need taller rings on the AR to accommodate the lack of comb drop). Very nice and crisp adjustment clicks, any crisper and some might call it "crunchy". In my experience, scopes that feel like this one hold adjustment like a champ! I did just get the scope, so I can't speak to durability, but it does seem to be much higher quality than the price suggests. (feels a lot like a budget Bushnell, much nicer than a 4x BSA, and less polished than a budget Leupold)

Great scope, the sight picture is nice and clear. To anyone who actually shoots here are the most important aspects of the scope. Eye relief on this scope is perfect for a mid caliber semiautomatic rifle. I will shoot this on a 7.62x39 or 5.56, maybe even into a 308 all day if you can hug a rifle well. If you're looking for a good scope for a 30-06 or 270 look elsewhere. Magnification is not high enough for a 700yd shot and eye relief is too short. However, if you're looking for a great scope with clear optics for a 50-300 yd gun? This is your piece. Affordable, durable and sleek. Big fan of this piece. Put it onto a modified 1954 type 56 and have put well over 500 rounds through it without an issue. I live in the desert where its hot as heck during the day and freezing at night. Sits on my truck gun and have never had an issue. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THIS 4x32 has adjustments of 1/2 in. at 100 yrds!!!! Dont get pissed when sighting this in lol.

Quality control was off there was places where glue was used that spilled over on the scope

Well built, simple 4x scope. Recommended for small bore rifles for 100 yards +/- range.

There's no eye relief with the scope at all. It is small and compact but it doesn't matter if you cant see through the scope

For the price of this scope, I am quite impressed with it. It comes with a set of Weaver/Picatinny rings too. I recently got a .22 rifle that has a Weaver scope mount on it. Most .22 rifles have a 3/8 inch dovetail mount on them. You'll need a set of matching rings if that's the case. I also wouldn't recommend it for air rifles. Air rifles have a reverse recoil that's different from rimfires. You'll need a scope that's labeled for air rifles. It was relatively easy to sight in. First rounds were about 2 inches down and to the left at 10 yards. After it was center of target at 25 yards. These UUQ scopes are definitely worth it.