is there any eye relief or does your eye have to be against it?
288077
I don't know, the unit was a piece of crap and I didn't even get to turn it on.
288078
I have not personally used this particular item, but my hunch is, not much eye relief... that is common for all hand held units
288079
Hi, Your eye should rest against the "eye piece". There is no eye relief as one rifle scope.
288080
Your eye must be against it with the other open to work properly. Is very comfortable though
1419800
I'm a glasses wearer and I need to remove my glasses to see the full field. In other words, the "eye relief" is pretty short.
175362
negative mine has no adjustments, except for the hinge in the middle to compensate for the width between your eyeballs.
2087332
Eye relief is unlimited due to being 1x. Even at indirect view. As long as the dot is on target Use mine at about 8 inches.
1650793
eye relief is fixed @ about 2.5" to 3". it must be mounted pretty far back, but it works great on my setup.
354664
The eye relief is the rubber boot sealing off the vision path. The problem isn't the eye relief but the infrared light shown adjacent to the scope. The bolt won't open all the way because it hits the scope. I guess if you mounted it on a semi-automatic it would be ok. You must use reloads that burn all the powder in the barrel to eliminate the flash or shut your eyes before you shoot. lol. One shot and remove the scope.
1018534
Stated eye relief is 4.0 inches, which is about average for this type of scope. If your set-up requires a truly long eye relief scope, there are better alternatives.
822272
Yes . Of the eye relief is set properly you will have a clear image at that range .
1165062
It depends on what you consider being a long eye relief scope as this scope will give eye relief for approximately four inches when you adjust the eye relief at the rear of the scope. I hope this helps you, Brian.
918539
I wear glasses and have no problem with eye relief. I like the twist activated eyecup adjustment: when not actively using the binocs I keep them elevated to protect the ocular lenses. I don't believe in lens caps.
2132143
Yes. Apply under the eye and above. It won't hurt I'f you get it else where.
2025233
I installed it on a .270 win. Of course I don't shoot all day with this. After some 100 rounds it has hold the zero. I put the very same on a CZ .22LR and, of course, after thousands of rounds it's just fine. I don't get your question about eye relief. On the .270 I set it to get the whole optic field and it's much closer than that but recoil is not an issue with glasses on.
1264856
It's a 4x so it's fixed. There is a part of the eye piece that does adjust but I think that's more for eye relief
2176784
The eye relief is ~ 4 inches, depending on magnification. So what I believe you need is a long eye relief scope or a red dot. That will give you the proper eye relief. I hope that helps you sir.
626234
It is better to have it positionee above your eyeline. I think instructions say to keep it about 18 inches away, but i keep it more than 18 inches away and it still works. Be very careful not to look at it too much, as it can cause permanent damage to your retina, according to my eye doc.i like it. easy to use and i do see benefits. good luck. :)
97700
Customers report getting relief from use around the eyes. It is best to test a small amount of the product first in this sensitive area.
195685
No but the tightness is adjustable and the material is quite soft and doesn't really prevent or restrict eye movement.