I notice alot of reticle movement in the scope. This can cause alot of misses. Anyone else notice this? Do I need a different scope? Shou?
1460222
I saw a lot of negative reviews about the scope from other purchasers so I just changed it to a better quality scope when I got it. Most of the other reviews about the rifle were good. I have been very pleased with the rifle with the scope change.
1010862
For the BDC reticles to work properly, the scope needs to be zeroed at 100 yds. That being said, experimentation on your own at different distances may provide other workable solutions.
105194
with or without the scope? If it was with the scope then check the tightness of the pivot fit/cocking barrel. Check the ammo, is it misshapen? Not balanced?
433640
There was a few bad ones in some of the batches they have gotten. Mine took around 100 rounds to get right. A3 Adams Arms upper was a bear to sight in. I can only tell you what I did. Sighted in at 25 yards. Then moved out to the 100 yard mark. I used a bench rest rifle holder to make sure I was STEADY!! only had the DOT reticle until it was zeroed at the 100. You can call them. The OWNER will work you through any problems. If he can't solve the issue. He will replace the bad one.
1419265
I bought this scope for my AR-15 a month ago. Only fired with it once since buying it. I made sure the ring mounting screws were tight before taking it to the firing range. After an initial zero was made i fired about 100 rounds at 50 yards. The first 3 rounds were in the 1 1/2 inch zero circle but then they started to drift right and down. The first 30 round clip was in a pattern from zero to 4 inches right and down. When i got home i noticed that the 2 rail mounting bolts were coming loose with the front was very loose which explains the right to down loss of zero. Haven't had a chance yet to take it back to the range to see if I can keep it on zero. I bought this scope for my AR-15 a month ago. Only fired with it once since buying it. I made sure the ring mounting screws were tight before taking it to the firing range. After an initial zero was made i fired about 100 rounds at 50 yards. The first 3 rounds were in the 1 1/2 inch zero circle but then they started to drift right and down. The first 30 round clip was in a pattern from zero to 4 inches right and down. When i got home i noticed that the 2 rail mounting bolts were coming loose with the front was very loose which explains the right to down loss of zero. Haven't had a chance... » Read More I bought this scope for my AR-15 a month ago. Only fired with it once since buying it. I made sure the ring mounting screws were tight before taking it to the firing range. After an initial zero was made i fired about 100 rounds at 50 yards. The first 3 rounds were in the 1 1/2 inch zero circle but then they started to drift right and down. The first 30 round clip was in a pattern from zero to 4 inches right and down. When i got home i noticed that the 2 rail mounting bolts were coming loose with the front was very loose which explains the right to down loss of zero. Haven't had a chance yet to take it back to the range to see if I can keep it on zero. « Show Less
1804425
That is an inherent problem in ALL red dot style sights. The Lucid has other reticles to help with that, but if you are looking to go super long distance you should run a scope with crosshairs. If you're shooting a small target from long range and red dot scope may obscure the target. I use mine for 200 yards and less and haven't had a problem at all. For my long distance gun, I run a Nikon scope with crosshair reticle.
1889955
Put mine in today, not quite the mag drop I was hopping for. I have 22/45 lite, the mag still hangs a bit. Seems to be very little tolerances inside the mag well. Any one else having that issue ?
594458
I returned mine, you could see the dot fine but ran through almost a full box of 9mm and still couldn't get it adjusted correctly, they were good about taking it back but after the bad experience I decided to go a different path.......good luck
1151653
I have one on my mini-14, which also has a bit of recoil. I like the scope, but I have to re-zero every time I go out. My advice would be to save a little extra money and go for a Nikon Prostaff. Excellent glass, inexpensive, and isn't bothered by recoil. I have one on my .308 that I just love.
1169912
Clean the front and back with the cloth that came with it, which you probably already did. If that didn't work, take a q-tip and clean (lightly) out the area where the light is projected from. There can be dust on in it. Blowing on it could help to. A lot of these cheaper sights don't have a perfectly smooth reticle. Mine is a little blurry.
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.
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.
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...
1107600
It sounds defective. All of the reticle colors illuminate brightly on mine. And I have been able to adjust windage and elevation to zero the scope although it did take a lot of clicks on the screws.
1300286
Hit or miss. Mine doesn't hold zero switching reticles on any caliber. Also the adjustment screws for windage and elevation and just plain awful. There is no "click" and they will back out from shooting unless you loktite them. In all honesty, having owned both, i would recommend a Bushnell TRS-25 over this product 10X over.
458939
If it wiggles a mm it becomes useless. I have one mounted but just use it to sight in long distant iron sight shots. I've bought two different versions of these; both needed heavy dremmeling. I'd say try a side mount that screws into your stock
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.