what is the eye relief with this scope?
200231
Seems like a 4 inch eye relief is about right. I tried to go farther but it just got blurred any farther then that.
200232
3" to 4". Good scope for plinking or varmint hunting. We have 2 mounted Crosman airguns.
1804678
Eye relief is 4.5", length is 6" You can put it on a pistol but its going to look large. Suitable for target shooting.
1943068
About 9" but the scope has terrible eye relief. You almost have to put your eye up against eye piece. Saw this on some of the reviews but didn't think it would be as bad as it is. For a cheap 100yd range scope its OK.
1891421
eye relief is ok, length is standard after talking to people I know who have barska scopes I'm glade I returned it and got a tasco pronghorn.it is a far better scope.
1503373
The 10x36 is going to be almost twice as bright and most noticeble in low light conditions. The the eye relief will also be modestly better with the 10x36, which is important if you are wearing any type of eyewear (glasses, sunglasses, etc). In fact, if you do wear glasses, I'd recommend the 8x36 model. For just a little less power, you get a nice improvement in eye relief, which will make this scope much more comfortable to use. Either way, I highly recommend the 36mm, it's a little more money, but worth it. These Vortex scopes are a great deal. You can visit the vortexoptics website for more details. The 10x36 is going to be almost twice as bright and most noticeble in low light conditions. The the eye relief will also be modestly better with the 10x36, which is important if you are wearing any type of eyewear (glasses, sunglasses, etc). In fact, if you do wear glasses, I'd recommend the 8x36 model. For just a little less power, you get a nice improvement in eye relief, which will make this scope much more comfortable to use. Either way, I highly recommend the 36mm, it's a little more money, but worth it. These Vortex scopes are a great deal. You can visit the vortexoptics website for... » Read More The 10x36 is going to be almost twice as bright and most noticeble in low light conditions. The the eye relief will also be modestly better with the 10x36, which is important if you are wearing any type of eyewear (glasses, sunglasses, etc). In fact, if you do wear glasses, I'd recommend the 8x36 model. For just a little less power, you get a nice improvement in eye relief, which will make this scope much more comfortable to use. Either way, I highly recommend the 36mm, it's a little more money, but worth it. These Vortex scopes are a great deal. You can visit the vortexoptics website for more details. « Show Less
259003
This is a 4x magnification scope with visibility adjustment.It also comes with windage and bullet drop compensation dials.
684109
TA11H-308. This is the best scope for eye relief of all the ACOGs, that's the reason I chose it. If you go to Trijicon's web sight they list the eye relief as 2.39 inches, which is outstanding. The field of view is also 5.5 degrees so you can actually shoot with both eyes open (the Bindon Aiming Concept)
1891422
mine is mounted on a ruger 10-22 so I was not too concerned about eye relief, it seems normal enough, and is perfectly suited for the purpose. though for more expensive/ higher powered firearms, I would probably upgrade
843825
it is the eye relief that is the issue. use a pistol scope or buy the Rock solid industries mosin mount. must be drilled and tapped
415185
you are doing it right. the distance between your eyes and the end piece of the magnifier is what's called "eye relief". if you look into the eye piece closer, you'll get the bump in your eyes and might bruise it during firing (because of recoil). You'll have to train yourself for this to get used to it. Its the proper way. You're doing just fine.
1587714
SWFA Outdoors lists the eye relief on this scope at 14-29". It is one of the longer reliefs available from what I can find. Most pistol scope run eye relief out to 19-24". SWFA's price is also a tad better then amazon right now.
392688
I do not know for sure, there is quite a bit of adjustment but i'm not real big to start with. Best set up out there for a scoped 500 S$W though!
448280
Sorry can't help you. I just utilize the scope that came with the rifle. It's been a good rifle for me.
1414282
Reticle is a duplex style with two or three "hold over dots." I've not measured the eye relief but it is comfortable for me and similar to my 2.5-8 Leupold Vari XIII.
822272
Yes . Of the eye relief is set properly you will have a clear image at that range .
131406
I think in general is great, I can't answer your question about eye relief. I mounted mine on a 22-250 which has a different recoil. This scope has the TBX reticle which is customized for 55-grain loads in .223 Rem. sighted-in at 200 yards. The bottom post is marked in 100 yard increments out to 600 yards not in mil dots. The top post does have mil dots which can be used to estimate ranges. If I had known this I would have purchased a different scope. The scope also has a 30 mm tube not 1 inch.
1650191
Not sure how long an eye relief you need. It worked for me between 3 to maybe 4 inches of eye relief. It's nonadjustable magnification. Hope this helps