What's the eye relief on this scope like?
998793
The eye relief on this spotting scope is 18.3 mm or almost 3/4 inch. I regularly use it at 200 yards and can see the target very clearly.
2025235
I put it on my AR10 and have about 75 rounds through it and no ploblems so, I very happy with it, the eye relief is set up a little different then other Sniper scopes, it focus's by adjusting the front lens but everyone that used it, 4 of us so far have been able to adjust and see just fine. Hope this helps.
2010229
It is an upgrade compared to eyepieces that come with the scope. It is not a bad eyepiece. I was comparing the different focal lengths to my Explore Scientific eyepieces and the view is not much different other than the field of view. At lower focal lengths it has a decent FOV. I think it is worth what they sell for.
2102110
This is my thought, I don't like the optics as it has a very narrow field of view.. Poor quietly optic. You really get what you pay for with a good scope! I sent mine back a bought a hight end scope.. Hope this helps.
2026525
Measured tube it's 1". Not sure if that helps. Eye relief is 1 1l2". Great scope. I Have it on mini 14 hitting targets at 250 yd still able to acquire short range targets. Clear reticle.
1650192
No, the eye relief on this is nearly nonexistent. It will only withstand a recoil you get with an AR-15 set in .223, .22 or something similar to those. A larger caliber will probably cause the magnifier to hit your eye.
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)
1961984
It's a long eye relief, scout style mounted, scope...doesn't cost much and it holds up well. What more do you need for a non life threatening, optical shooting solution?
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.
469128
Don't remember the exact eye relief but both my wife and myself both wear glasses and love these binoculars for birding, etc. No vignetting or other noticeable problems as with other binocs I have owned. Can't beat em, for the price.
1473682
I bought this scope and its great the focus adjustment is from o to what seems like infinity....lol its great to aprox. 300 yards with no problem with the caliber drop compensation too.
684110
With this scope i would have to personally say that the eye relief is 2-3 inches . Also you can just grab your rifle and instantly see through the scope unlike other scopes . This is the best scope I have had along with the 4-32 acogs for 223 cal . I don't think you will be disappointed .
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.
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
1570484
This is A heavy scope with a less than perfect center go gravity. I am using an alpena plastic with a fairly wide footprint. It's barely enough. It's plastic. it wiggles a lot when you focus or zoom. Do you own this scope now? Are thinking stars or on the ground. I would not recommend ultima 80 for astronomy. Blue shift issues. Works fine on the ground.
2087328
Its not a scope. It is a red dot. The eye relief is unlimited. It is not magnified.
1025637
I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should serve you well. I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should... » Read More I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should serve you well. « Show Less