Ok I am thinking of putting this on my Ruger 10/22, how well does it hold its sight over time? will I have to rezero every range trip?
1459817
Scope has held zero on the two range trips i have used it on, i have it on a ar-15, and works well.
1434577
I have one on a Ruger .308. Never had an issue. Optics are bright and clear. IMHO, Tasco World Class scopes are the best optics for the money. They truly are, World Class.
954324
I have not had any problems with this scope at all. I have several CenterPoint optics and they are excellent. I rarely use the illumination feature because I usually find even the lowest setting too bright. With that said; however, the illumination on this scope is better than most. This scope is mounted on a Ruger 10/22 but it's bigger brother is on a Marlin .30-30 and has not broke zero yet. Hope this helps.
311512
I have this scope mounted on a Springfield SOCOM M1A (16" barrel). Holds 0 perfectly fine. ZERO should not be a problem as long as you sight it correctly. If using NIKON BDC, set your target to 100 yards and adjust scope. You should be good to go.
238188
With my purchase, this site didn't survive on a .22Lr so I would doubt it would survive on an AK at the business end. As to an alternative, I am not sure any red dot would be good at that eye relief, I haven't ever tried to mount something that far forward, maybe a laser would be a better choice at that point?
920831
I put the scope on a Ruger 10/22 and it works great, but I think it would be too long for a target pistol and might also upset the balance of the gun.
76807
Not certain. I have had mine on my M&P; 15 for a few weeks and used it several days in the cold, I live in Montana. Doesn't dim out or get fuzzy. Target aquisition after firing a round is great. I have another one on a tactical Ruger 10-22 and it is the same. Just to see how it would hold up I mounted it on my .308 and fired a couple magazines through and the zero held fine. I'd really say buy one if you are looking.
1302120
Yes for sure. This is a good optic for its money. The optic is designed to stay on point with large recoil. I attach and detach mine from the rail when cleaning with no loss in precision.
1929640
I have the scope on a 22, I would worry about how well it would handle the recoil. But for the money it's worth a shot
1727992
I think this scope is a great scope for 22 cal. rifles. I put mine on a Ruger 10 22 Takedown. You won't regret it!
38363
Yeah it will get the job done just ensure that you screw it on tight. After about 50 rounds i notice it coming loose. IDK if i didn't screw it on tight enough my first time putting it on or if its just that it is kind of a cheap sight. However after tightening it and firing off the last 50 rounds I had it held in. This sight will get it done but I'm definitely going to upgrade from this sight.
1743050
Using it on a 7.62 x 51 Ruger 762 with a quick acquisition sight mounted above. Without the additional QA sight it was an issue because the FOV is less than my eyes deal with quickly at less than 150 yds. Its clear, and so far has held up well. At high power setting, you can see a really, really long way.
267883
I had it side mounted to my ak for quite some time and worked well. Just remember at closer distances the dot will start to drift closer to the side it's mounted on, and Vice versa for farther distances. Just know your rifle and the distance you want it most accurate at with the laser.
78372
I took my Ruger 10/22 Carbine to Gander Mountain and made them let me try the scope mounts to make sure I could also use the fixed sights. I suggest u do the same Marine1. Note: I am a 37 year Army vet spending last 22 in Special Ops at Bragg. I always go to gun store before I purchase scope mounts and rings. By the way this is A great rifle for small game and especially for starting to teach a new shooter. Semper Fi. My son is a Captain in Force Recon Marines.
1577496
Woks well on a Ruger 10-22 in 22lr and can be removed for hand held operation. It witnesses what your scope sees.
463601
I have two. I only buy good quality optics and honestly I never had an optic that required more rounds fired to zero. It seems to me that after dialing a change in windage or elevation, it takes a few shots to get the change to take and then hold. After it "settles in" it seems to hold zero fine. Not a huge deal, but I don't care for this aspect on the sight.
991040
excellent choice for a .22 pump action rifle and no there will be no movement of the sight ,as it would be mounted on the barrel and the reloading action is involved elsewhere. enjoy your rifle but be careful. ask someone to give you clear and consistent coaching/instruction on firearm safety. remember, it only takes a split second of inattention and someone is dead or seriously injured ....and you're in deep trouble...and even if found to be an accident , you will be troubled ... all your life. tom h.