2.5-10x40 Red Green Illuminated Mil-dot Tactical Rifle Scope with Red Laser Combo - Green Lens Color

Great scope very versatile, have no issue with the brightness of both red and green crosshairs. You can adjust the brightness easily. Focus is great and adjusting the laser site on the side is very responsive and easy.. This company has great customer service. However you will need to contact them by email. They’re very responsive within 12 hours. They respond back to you and come up with solutions for any of your issues. I will be buying another scope for my browning rifle from this company, the optics are very clear and easy to focus. I’m very impressed because the price was very reasonable during Black Friday sale……. I highly recommend this product. I’m not a bot. I’m not some fake review writer . I am genuinely happy with this product and very happy with customer service.

*UPDATE* Unfortunately I will need to return this scope. I don't have any performance issues with it, but since it's a short scope, it sits too far forward on all of my rifles to be useful to me.. I have to push my head further forward than is comfortable to shoot the rifle. I think to would work better with a rifle with a shorter stock. I still think the scope is well made and looks great. It just doesn't work with my rifles. I still believe it's a 5 star scope though, and I wish it would have worked with my rifles. *ORIGINAL REVIEW* I just got it today and took it out of the box, so my review may change when I test it out in the next week or 2. The scope is made from metal everywhere I can see, and feels very solid. The lumination options are awesome as well. You have 5 brightness settings for both the green and red illumination (so 10 settings total). You have a laser dot on it as well, and that is easy to turn on and very bright. I had another scope similar to this one that cost 3 times as much and doesn't feel as good as this one. This one though, you can actually adjust the laser dot up and down and side to side, just like the crosshairs. You have easily adjustable elevation settings that are separate from the standard adjustment used during the sighting process. The windage adjustment is also very good. There's even adjustable focus for the scope too. And this scope also has a pretty good amount of eye relief. I've had a few cheap scopes and the eye relief was terrible on them, like having to put your eye almost right up to the scope, or it had a very small eye relief window where it worked properly. This one gives you around 1.5 inches of eye relief, so you have some room to adjust it on your gun, plus it'll work from 1-3 inches away from your eye by my guess (won't know until I mount it). So if you have a high powered rifle with a high amount of recoil, I probably wouldn't suggest this scope for it. I'd want something with a longer eye relief on it in that case. But other guns with less powerful recoils, this would be perfect! This scope has everything you could ask for on it, ESPECIALLY for the price. Everything about this scope screams that it costs 5 times as much as it does. I am HIGHLY impressed by this scope right out of the box! I will update this review once I've been able to mount it on my rifle and put it through it's paces. But I've never seen a scope with this high of quality right out of the box for anywhere near to price it costs ($55). Only thing I could say bad was the documentation that came with it definitely isn't for this scope. It's more of a general guideline set of documentation than anything else. Just let's be honest, you don't really need the documentation for it. You should know how to use a scope, and if not, you can quickly Google your questions and find tons of results on it, including videos. All-in-all, I think I'll be very happy with this scope!

Overall for the price this scope it pretty unbeatable. If you either don't want to spend a lot of money or like me just have a 22 AR rifle and don't want to spend more for a scope the ln the rifle is worth. Now this is coming from a new gun owner as well as a new scope owner. First off I would say regardless of the rifle caliber make sure you tighten this scope down nice and tight, I made the mistake of not doing this for fear of over tightening and even with the 22 caliber rifle it came lose and fell off, very embarrassing. Next I would say zeroing this scope was not hard and I'm a novice for sure, I zeroed in at about 30 yards and was able to get it within about 5 to 10 shots. I do need to do a followup at the range and see if it held zero. The scope is great, nice and clear for me and my needs, the crosshair is accurate and easy to use, red and green illumination is nice and there if you need or like it, I used it with and without and it did what it was suppose to. Magnification was great and easy to find and stay on target, I am curious about shooting at long distances 100+ yards, just to see how accurate this scope is. I would say the only useless part for me about this scope is the red dot laser, it is a cool idea but not very accurate. I would say maybe up close it would work ok but it could of gone without and I'd be just fine, also it would lower weight and size. I would recommend this scope to anyone looking for a new lower cost scope.

I’m surprised for $50. Yes it’s a Chinese junk scope but I don’t need a great optic to toss on my $99 savage 64 lol. I wouldn’t trust this with anything that has a high recoil. You can also see the poor build of the scope (it’s solid but you can tell it’s cheaply made) As for accuracy- I’m not a sharpshooter nor a competitor and I’ve only shot it once. I was in a rush and got it roughly sighted in. It seemed to hold the zero for that time shooting. I will see if it’s still zeroed after bumping it around to and from the range. The cons with this scope is the eye relief and illumination. The eye relief requires your eye to be within about 2-3”. I would not recommend anything bigger than a .22 or .17. It clearly was not designed with eye relief in mind. I have a dovetail to picatinny on my savage 64 and it’s as far back as it can go, I also have the scope mounted with some of the scope hanging over the picatinny rail and it’s still not close enough to my eye. The illumination is just too bright but it does work. It just lights up the whole scope. The laser is a cool idea but I would rather have an open mount for a light or my own laser that’s way better and visible. Also there’s no adjustment for the laser so it would be better to just add a mount for those cheap powerful lasers or a flashlight and drop the price a few bucks. If you have a .22lr then this is a good budget options. Don’t even think of throwing this on a ar10, shotgun or 500 win mag lol. I think this is a pellet gun scope. I’d say with the eye relief you can use it on anything other than a 22lr.

I have only mounted the scope and tested viewing so far, but boy am I surprised at the overall quality of this $70cad scope. All metal construction, the glass seems to be great quality, judging by how clear it is. Magnification and reticle focus are excellent, the illuminated cross hairs are a nice option. The laser will be useful once zeroed in properly. I will point out the only noticeable design flaw; when fine tuning the elevation adjustment for zeroing your cross hairs, it will not hold the adjustments when you change the range. So, if you zero in for 100yards, and adjust the range to 300yds, you'll have to fine tune again. Could either write down the adjustments for each range, or hold the dial still when adjusting the range? Nonetheless, it seems to be a wicked steal of a scope for sub $100. I was looking at a presumably identical scope sold under the brand firefield; and its nearly $100 more. Will see how it performs on my SU-16f and potentially buy another one for my other T97.

Fantastic scope for the price. Pretty much dead on at 75yrd

Mounted on a 22, it stays put. Accurate with good, but not great light transmission. The reticle is fine to about 100 yards with my eyes anyway. I haven't tested it further and I don't need it. This is a good pistol scope or for light center fires. This is not the quality of a Leopold Scope, so don't expect it. The only drawback I find is that the eye relief must be an inch or so otherwise there is lot's of shadowing. That's why I gave it 4 stars.

Very good quality.

Haven't used this yet but i will give my first impression..... Not worth the money. Go buy a Nikon for double the price and it will be 10 time better. The other people who gave this a positive review must not own other scopes. The glass seems clear but the reticle is a least twice as thick as my cheap nikon. the illumination of the reticle is useless as the target is still not visible in low light. the lighted reticle reflects all over the place and the brighter settings has a lot more glare plus the reticle gets even thicker. The laser works fine however you will need to put a sleeve of paper in the battery compartment as it is too large for the batteries. The field elevation adjustment only has five clicks, not five up and five down but only FIVEe. It does not even tell you what MOA those clicks are as they are not uniform. The instruction are for scopes in general not even for this particular scope. It does seem pretty solid but only the range will show. I will update as soon as i can. ***UPDATE*** Put it on my ar 15/22 and it seems fine. Shot a few hundred rounds and it seems to hold zero fine. The laser is useless as it is not bright enough to reach 50yrds. Again, the illuminated reticles are also useless. I like the compact size and the mount holds fine. I wish china would spend more on reticle refinement and not on cheap gimmicks. Lastly , glass is fine for 22lr rifle. I would not trust on larger caliber.