what is the eye relief?
1829716
Not long enough for a scout set up, I have it on my Henry and it is an excellent scope
1891318
For proper eye relief you should use one of offset mounts, like the Burris PEPR or Vortex mount; it will not be above the sight, but at magnification you won't see it.
1736787
I found the eye relief to be terrible for my natural cheek weld on my AR 15. I took it off and bought a new scope. I don't think you wouold have full field of vision at 2.5-3" of eye relief.
354665
Eye Relief (according to the manufacturer's website) is 45mm (1.77"). Eye relief is the distance behind the scope you can have your eye, and still be able to see through it properly, and use it in the intended manner; it is NOT the rubber eye-cup, as some here suggest. This is a rather short distance, and means that it isn't compatible with a rifle that has much of a kick (if you don't want the scope punching you in the eye).
492745
No problems and glad I could help. I think you read the info incorrect though. "Optimum Eye Relief (in) 12-20 "
1078365
The eye relief isn't indicated in the description because it is VERY short. I bought one of these scopes last year for $210 for target shooting. I had to remove my shooting glasses to see through the scope. I sold the scope for what I paid for it. It is surprisingly light in weight.
754125
This is the measure between each eyepiece and your eyes while you view a full image. This spec is particularly important to people who wear eyeglasses. With glasses , you'll need 11 mm or more of eye relief. Most manufacturers recommend that people who wear glasses roll down the rubber eyepiece collars for viewing. On the 10x25's that will be 18 mm. ( On 8x 25 it would be 10 mm. )
1650793
eye relief is fixed @ about 2.5" to 3". it must be mounted pretty far back, but it works great on my setup.
1296273
The eye relief is probably unlimited or quite generous. I don't recommend this particular brand as it did now work well for me. I sent mine back within a week. The dot worked well only in bright sunlight.
450559
No this sight is meant to be used with both eyes open for a full range of view and has no eye relief. You can adjust the raticle for brightness which is nice when you are using it at different times of the day or when it's cloudy. I'm out in my hunting blind right now and it's overcast so I have ithe brightness dialed down which also makes it more difined. Hope this helps
1725726
the eye relief is very good around or over 3inch to4, optics are crisp clear would compare it to Monarch from Nikon and or Leupold scopes, I hope this may help you, please let me know if you have any other questions.
1509471
I have this scope on a .22 AR. Eye relief is about 3.5-4 inches. I also have the .223 version on a .223 bolt gun. They are good scopes for the money.
918539
I wear glasses and have no problem with eye relief. I like the twist activated eyecup adjustment: when not actively using the binocs I keep them elevated to protect the ocular lenses. I don't believe in lens caps.
552295
It's what was formerly called the Pink Eye Relief. Now it's just called Irritated Eye, but it's the SAME formula.
288078
I have not personally used this particular item, but my hunch is, not much eye relief... that is common for all hand held units
1586265
Computer eye relief is basically for tired, strained and overworked eyes. It helps refresh your eyes by stimulating the body's natural ability to relieve the symptoms of eye fatigue that may include blurred vision, hypersensitivity to light, and strained eyes. This is the case when your eyes are strained due to staring at the computer screen for prolonged hours. Whereas Dry Eye relief is for a different symptom. Here, your eyes are dry because of one or more of the following reasons: e.g. chronic lack of lubrication and moisture on the surface of the eye, constant irritation to inflammation of the front tissues of the eye, or due to decreased quality or quantity of tears hence affecting both the cornea and conjunctiva. Persistent dryness, scratchiness, red eyes and a burning sensation are common symptoms of dry eyes.
1587717
I don't believe I've ever seen an eye relief distance specified for a scope. This is probably because of the physical differences in shooters. I've just always matched the scope with what it will used on. A rifle scope on a rifle and a pistol scope on a handgun. The eye relief takes care of itself. My Weaver Classic is on a Ruger Redhawk and it works well. Hope this helps.