Have you shot with it mounted yet? How well did it perform after 100+ rounds? Did it stay firmly mounted and keep focus? Please be honest.
1002753
Works great! I have fired at least 300 rounds with it. Use an Ade Advanced Optics flip to side mount. Great bargain magnifier!!
1002754
I've shot about a hundred rounds through it, and it does alright. It has no problem keeping focus, but the lens does jiggle a little bit after each round. Mine slowly started to lose its zero (the NcStar red/green dot sight I have held zero perfectly, but the dot doesn't stay right in the center of this magnifier after each round). However, this is a really easy fix. Just push the magnifier itself to get your sight picture right in the center. Or if you really need to, you can adjust it with a flathead screwdriver within seconds. Also, the mount it came with isn't sufficient for holding it firmly, even if it is placed in the middle of the body of the magnifier. If you get a better mount for it, it may not jiggle at all. However, that could just be the case for me. Maybe my magnifier was a little defective. Overall, it was a pretty good buy.
1394338
I do have one on a round sight of your caliber and it thus far seems to be working okay in practice. Will be using it hopefully as I go elk hunting next week. It seems fairly reliable on my targets.
1477876
Mine came mounted; but then again, when *I* got it, the blister pack had already been cut open. It wasn't new, so I cannot guarantee that. ------ Personally, I took it off after 3 weeks. It was easier to range targets with the iron sights (trusting the red dot at different distances does not work, BB's fly in a REAL arc, and pellets less so, but, it is still either rising or falling - I believe the arc is about +4 inches, and point blank is at about 12-14 yards). If you keep the dot sight on it, mount it *forward* on the pistol "slide", it makes cocking it easier. You do not want to be smashing your dotsight to close the pistol for a shot. And the "green fishing line" F.O.'s work well. Even for my girls, age 8 and 10. --------- ps, great little plinker for accuracy. ---------- for FUN shooting, i got the umarex colt defender. all metal, 1.5 lbs like the real one, only CO2 for BB's, so it sucks for accuracy, if you want to get closer than 8" at 36 ft. but it is fun to plonk 16 shots in 6 seconds, without the pumping and loading. -------- Don't worry about it being installed, that should not be a deal breaker. I bought it cause it was about 5 bucks more, so the plan was to put it on something else anyways. It's just a pellet gun, so all you do is screw it on to the rails, I doubt the acronym MOA ever came up in the engineering discussions. you have to zero all sights for your environment, anyways, so just get it, and go film your new tv series "Squirrel Commander"! --------- Have FUN.
311511
I have two of these. One mounted on a S&W; M&P; 10 (.308) that I've swapped the flash suppressor out for a muzzle brake. Has 18" barrel. Normally shoot Sierra 168 grain HPBTs in hand loads. Last outing I was getting sub-moa results. Have the other mounted on Armalite AR-31 (.308) with 24" barrel. Have shot better than 1/2 moa with the same hand loads. I never worry about the BDC feature since that is pretty dependent on using specific factory ammo. I can wing it on longer shots pretty easily. Great scopes.
868142
I have it mounted on a mosin nagant in a scout scope mount has held up very well. I have shoot at the 200 yard distance with it and it's held its zero. Hope this helps
920419
I haven't taken it through a course or anything intense (i.e. 1500 rounds all day shooting course) but I have taken it on a range day trip. Haven't really seen any warping from the mount. Seems to hold up just fine. Typical Range trips are 150rds usually.
367187
I have one mounted on my 7mm-08 (used to be on my 17hmr) for 2 years now with 250+ rounds down range and in the field - 200 yard zero and never had to adjust it. love it!!
19866
it performs very well for me. i use it on my Remington 700. have shot it around 7:30 at night in low light. it comes with MOA calculations but other than that no instructions need. its self explanatory. overall I give it 10 out of 10 in all areas
609844
I personally love the Burris Mac. No problem with it yet. Put about 1000 rounds through my .556. I like the fact that I can also use it as a red dot and switch to long distance. Also if battery dies you can still see the reticle. No need for back up sights. Hope this helps.
1665770
I have several of the UTG scopes and they hold up to recoil just fine! I have them on everything from .22/mag/.223/.270. After thousands of rounds in all calibers I have not had a single failure. The lockable/resetable turrets are great when shooting at differant yardages as you can return to your original zero in seconds without firing a shot! I highly recomend them. I can get sub-MOA groups with my AR platform at 100 yds using a 3-12x42, and sub-MOA at 200 yds with a 4-16x56. Solidly built, accurate and affordable! What's not to like?
2025518
You are one of the lucky ones. Evidently the one we received from Amazon had been returned to them and then they sold it again. We have had nothing but problems with the gun. In our opinion it is not worth the money spent. We have tried everything anyone suggested: new scope, better mounts, tried 5 different pellets and even resorted to sending it back to GAMO and they returned it working the same as prior to sending it back. Good luck with yours.
272250
I use it on a .308 and have it on a picatinny rail system so I can remove it. After over 200 rounds, multiple removals, storage, transport, and various bumps it still holds true. It really depends which .50 bmg you put it on. If a Barret it should be fine. With others I don't know. As for adjustment it has a lot. Will it compensate for drop at 2000 m? Probably not. 1000m? Definitely.
1177674
... I haven't had any trouble with that.. mine is on a .308 rem 700 sps... she's holding steady...If your looking at the reviews your probably seeing a bad scope that circulated around I had it myself.. it wouldn't zoom in it just got really blurry... DO NOT ORDER THE USED SCOPE that is it...
1209967
Good Lord! my 30-06 has the recoil many times that of any air rifle i could imagine! it survived shooting a fork horn last year, four point this year.. as well as just for fun shooting, good scope for the $$$
2012591
MINE IS ROCK SOLID, i flipped my mounting bolts over to the left side, added a drop per bolt of red locktight and after getting it finger tight i ever so slightly tightened mine down a half turn or so past finger tight with a socket.. mines never budged. Even at finger tight mine was on pretty solid with no play or wiggle, is your rail aftermarket ? is it a el-cheapo or a quality rail ? is a factory rail on a AR ? im guessing the problem is not the optic.. however you never know. do other mounts fit you rail solid without issue ? contact Lucid.. they are flat out awesome to work with !
871280
I have mounted it on my AK 47 and it seems to be holding up realy well. i shoot about 200 rounds and it held the ajusment. NICE I got it for a rifle I am putting together to make a sniper rifle, a mosin nagant with a archangle stock. I figured I would try it on my AK and if it could handle it it might be able to withstand the Nagant, we'll see
509008
Honestly the mounts are really not that great. I mounted mine on my 700 .308 and they came right back off. The held up for about 15 rounds then my scope started to slide forward. The mounts stripped out. Also they made my scope set really high. I would look at different mounts.