There is some discrepency over weather of not this scope has actual "clicks" as you move elevation and windage.? Recent buyers?
1461236
Yes it does, and IMO is one of the best Simmons scopes, I had one in a 45-70 and 308, great scope! even better considering the price.
1461237
yes it does.great scope for the price.one of the best scopes i'v had for less then 100 dollars
511020
Hi, I'm not a scope snob. I think there are decent cheap or inexpensive scopes. This isn't one of them. If you are anyone other than Stevie Wonder I urge you not to buy this scope. You will regret it.
692035
I didn't have this problem but I would suggest shimming the scope mount. Try loosening the mounts and re tightening, it might be a little skewed
265456
There is an adjustment knob on the side of the sight that you turn to loosen the sliding mechanism so it's slides up or down to get your distance. On a new scope it will be hard to slide at first but the more you use it then it becomes easier.
1093110
I realize that this does not answer your question exactly - but for the reasons below the turrets on this scope are effectively useless.I noticed that with this scope, you cannot rely on the consistency of the clicks on the turret - 1 click does not necessarily equal 1/4" at 100yds, it varies so it takes a while to zero. And it is not a stable adjustment either - by this I mean if you go 10 clicks left, then 10 right, your reticle will likely not be back to its original position. This is typical for low cost scopes - I find it helps to tap the scope a few times with something firm like the handle of a screwdriver everytime you make an adjustment, but you will not be exact even in this case. I realize that this does not answer your question exactly - but for the reasons below the turrets on this scope are effectively useless.I noticed that with this scope, you cannot rely on the consistency of the clicks on the turret - 1 click does not necessarily equal 1/4" at 100yds, it varies so it takes a while to zero. And it is not a stable adjustment either - by this I mean if you go 10 clicks left, then 10 right, your reticle will likely not be back to its original position. This is typical for low cost scopes - I find it helps to tap the scope a few times with something... » Read More I realize that this does not answer your question exactly - but for the reasons below the turrets on this scope are effectively useless.I noticed that with this scope, you cannot rely on the consistency of the clicks on the turret - 1 click does not necessarily equal 1/4" at 100yds, it varies so it takes a while to zero. And it is not a stable adjustment either - by this I mean if you go 10 clicks left, then 10 right, your reticle will likely not be back to its original position. This is typical for low cost scopes - I find it helps to tap the scope a few times with something firm like the handle of a screwdriver everytime you make an adjustment, but you will not be exact even in this case. « Show Less
214845
I haven't had that problem but I am not completely happy either with my own issue. The windage knob on the rear sight moves when I change the sight aperture from large to small. This obviously changed my zero. I kept them only because I was looking for a work around and they were relatively inexpensive. They had good reviews but I wouldn't buy again.
1472755
I have never had an issue with the supplied scope. I got a laser sight thing to set up the scope and it still seems accurate. Make sure your optics are properly mounted.
532262
The Leapers/UTG scopes do have pretty positive click adjustments. Definitely loud enough to hear. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
1695563
Mine did need a small amount of calibration, my elevation line was too high. Fire at a fixed target from a padded flat surface. Mark your targets and check your calibration accordingly.
521660
I agree with Tyler. This is a piece of junk. All that mine is good for is a spotting scope at close range. The cross hairs won't move up, down or sideways. It starts to get fuzzy around 26 power. At 32 I can't make out the target at 100feet much less 500 feet. Don't get excited over the price. It's a wonder the price hasn't been lowered so the inventory will move faster.
434263
Mine wasn't. It is one of those simple scopes that has a wide view thru it. The accuracy is pretty good.
1853096
Yes for Windage and horizontal adjustment. Have yet to see them move. Super nice scope. Or the money you get a lot with this optic. Big but awsome look. On my m&p10;
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.
1180162
yes the scope is cheap but I have owned mine for about three months now with no problem.it holds zero fine even after being bumped around on trips to the range. the only down side is there are no thumb adjustments you need to have a screwdriver or coin to turn the dial. I would purchase another if needed
1231348
I first used a daisy scope I had on hand, but I could not get it moved far enough forward to be comfortable to use. I now have a daisy red dot sight that works much better. Since it is winter and I can not get to the range, I do not know how it shoots yet.
1431413
Mine hits the target plus or minus a couple of degrees. If it overshoots it has never gone more than 3-4 degrees over and that is rare.
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.