Does this scope offer a "eye relief" feature? if so what is the distance for eye relief?
281605
Eye relief is not typically an adjustment based feature of scopes. Its just The distance between your eye and the lense of the scope. Typically the more you zoom in on a scope the smaller and smaller eye relief gets bc at greater magnification you need to be closer to the lense to get a clear picture.
131407
I'm quite happy with the eye relief and the scope in general. It's a great product for the price. I have it mounted on a Weatherby Vanguard Sub-MOA in .223, which will easily put three holes in the 10 ring from 100 yards that you can cover with a nickel.
917709
Yes. After adjusting your power on the eye piece the side focus does the job. I use the scope for 300 yd Benchrest and it has very good optics for its price range.
1454075
It is pretty long, I must say, it is much longer than most spotting scopes on the market. Its width is just average. I chose it because it has a good eye relief distance. Because I wear glasses, it is the top issue for me to choose scopes.
2233853
I dont see how it would not be in the view of the scope, however, I doubt you will notice it because the scope is in focus for a distance beyond so the front sight is not seen. technically the only side effect of that situation is that you will have reduced light coming to your eye but so little that you probably will not notice.
50185
You do not have unlimited eye relief, but the eye relief is very, very, good. Yes, on 1X you can shoot both eyes open. It's a true 1x. I have other scopes that are a 1.5X and both eyes open is much less comfortable. The red dot is great, even on the brightest of days. Best scope I have for short range shooting. Max magnification is 6X.
1503278
sorry i don't know the eye relief. but it is a great scope. tthanks, melvin 813-263-6503
1725726
the eye relief is very good around or over 3inch to4, optics are crisp clear would compare it to Monarch from Nikon and or Leupold scopes, I hope this may help you, please let me know if you have any other questions.
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
1533047
The eye relief is three inches. Most scope manufacturers will say if the scope you are looking at is a long eye relief scope, which is what you need when shooting the Ruger scout rifle. This same manufacturer has a long eye relief scope available. Shop around and find the one that you want. Try Cabelas, Midway, Sportsmans Guide and any of the other scope manufacturers. Hope this helps.
288212
Yes, it does. The magnifier makes the field of vision very narrow though; like looking through a long pipe. The dot size on the scope is ok for large game or short distances (under 300 feet), but it ruined my chances to take a deer at 500 feet...
65697
Yes, in that it has adjustments to sight in the scope (vertically and horizontally) and an adjustable eye piece. At least the scope that came with my rifle.
955257
I don't know the answer to the first part of your question, but I wear glasses and don't have a problem with the scope.
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.
1509471
I have this scope on a .22 AR. Eye relief is about 3.5-4 inches. I also have the .223 version on a .223 bolt gun. They are good scopes for the money.
1587717
I don't believe I've ever seen an eye relief distance specified for a scope. This is probably because of the physical differences in shooters. I've just always matched the scope with what it will used on. A rifle scope on a rifle and a pistol scope on a handgun. The eye relief takes care of itself. My Weaver Classic is on a Ruger Redhawk and it works well. Hope this helps.
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.