how far can you see with this scope?
1890959
This was a gift for my nephew and I've never used it. He says he can shoot a bottle cap at 100 yards with it. Sorry I don't know more.
1298701
The scope is 14.5" long (15" with lens caps closed. If I understand your other question, I started out zeroing the scope on a 25 yd. range, then moved to a 50 yd. range, and finally to a 100 yd. range. Minimum elevation adjustments were required at the different ranges, but zooming in and out at those individual distances appeared to keep the scope's zero setting in place. Thus far, I am very happy with it.
955255
It is focus-able to the viewer. I can't see clearly past 2 feet without my glasses. I see through this perfectly when I focus it. It's a tough little scope. I've been very happy with it. -DM
1187380
This device will give you visible range of about 150-300 yards. You can drive but need to be careful as if you are going fast you may not recognize certain obstacles in time.
38840
If you look directly into the device, there will be a faint res dot. You can not see any light otherwise. It will throw out to about 150 yards effectively, maybe a bit more. There ia about a 30 degree angle either side od center.
1171832
It will focus out to as far as you can see. From 10yards to "infinity" but yeah few hundred yards is more like it. Unless you are putting it on a high power PCP Air gun then its really too much scope.
1362761
Not so good if you're trying to see several feet away. Better if you're within a foot.
997751
I put a scope on it, sited in and 30yds dead on, after that not sure.haven't tried yet
244887
Depends on what you are rtying to see. With this scope racked out to 66x at 1000yds you will be viewing your target as though you were approximately 50-55ft from it. Whether or not you can see your bullet holes depends on the available light and the contrast between the hole and the target. Viewing a black hole on black target face is tough at 50 feet. Use a splatter target and you have a chance.
20818
you can certainly see something two miles away better with these than with your naked eye but that's a long way off. if you need to see something that far away close up you may want to look at spotting scopes.
2249702
The "scope" is not a scope. It's a piece of plastic with holes to look through which may or may not narrow your field of vision. Not sure how far it shoots. It's a toy, not an AR-15
1659335
No problem seeing your shots at that range. I can easily see .308 at 300m with this scope.
59286
I have not measured out any area to view with the scope, so I can not be certain. As the mount for this device is not particularly great I usually end up putting the plastic ring around what I intend to view & zoom in to focus. Is it possible to take 1 cm2 shots with it, likely yes though you will have to experiment with focal lengths to get the magnification & field of view that you want. This device is more of a toy than a piece of lab equipment mainly due to the iffy base & the magnification dial's placement. If something more lab grade that is what you are looking for I recommend a more typical microscope such as this one: http://www.amazon.com/iOptron-ST-80-Digital-Microscope/dp/B0032VFC84/ref=fs_patw_1 It has higher magnification, a backlight, & multiple objective lenses. I hope this was helpful.
1219742
You are probably going to see the shadow of the front sight at the closer setting. I do on my 1-4 x 24. You probably won't at the farther setting. Check the scope out on YouTube. Very nice choice. You can always Google the question to make sure.
1298935
Reads 50 yards but turns lower. It appears to be good for site view as close as about 25 feet. I could not be happier with this scope. I put it on a .22wmr ruger american rimfire. Good luck.
1537682
Using reflective target it states up to 100 yardsbut I have not tried that distance the farthest I have tried is 50 yards and saw it fine no issues in bright daylight
381968
2nd answer. If you mean the closest distance you're able to focus at? I can only guess at about 15 to 20 feet. If you mean the closest distance you can calculate by using the mildot system I would again guess as close as you can get a clear focused picture. Mine gives me a very clear picture fifty yards and out but I could not honestly tell you the minimum useful distance.KT