I bought this scope for an upgrade from my 4X ...
356466
I bought this scope for an upgrade from my 4X scope on my Remington "Tyrant" 177 springer. Unfortuinately once I got it mounted and tried to zero it in I found the W &E adjustments dod not work and once it went above 5X it got blurryso i rerturned it and put my 4X back on which is a real tack driver.
4106298
I have shoot over 100 rounds out of my rifle with this scope.  I have even bore sighted it.  Up means down, right means left.  The optics shift after four shoots after bore sighting.  This is a poor product.
366356
For the price, it's okay, but why put a substandard scope on your AR? The eye relief is too short. On my AR, a Springfield Armory Saint, I had to remove the rear sight in order to get this scope close enough to my eye for a decent picture. Even at that, I found it difficult to get a full view of the target in a full circle picture. For optics, you get what you pay for. The clarity at even 100 yards is less than perfect. The scope came with 2 batteries for the laser but requires 3. Strange. Makes me think quality control is lacking in other areas. I'll be buying a replacement and will probably give this away to avoid guilt feelings for selling it.
1116176
Upgraded from a 30 year old Kowa.  Man, optics have sure improved.  Use it with a 25X fixed power LER lens.  Hard to see how there can be a much better scope out there than this one.  Dedicated f-class shooter.  Seeing the mirage is now much easier.  I would recommend highly, but the cost is a bit much to swallow:)
824014
Great scope for the money. Triggering can be a bit wonky sometimes, as others have said, so you may want to turn on the 20MHz BW limiter. I've found that this clears up any weird triggering (It's do to aliasing).
575064
I ordered this optic after seeing the reviews done by Military Arms Channel. The packaging is nice, and the features are numerous for the price - water proof, push button controls, multiple reticles that don't lose zero when switching between them, automatic brightness settings based ambient light, rugged rubber coating, clear glass. Like MAC I thought I had found my new favorite RDS, and was particularly fond of the chevron reticle with BDC. Unfortunately that opinion changed when I got to the range. This thing had me convinced that I was a terrible shot, or my ammo was, or worse, my rifle. I gave up trying to sight it in at 50 yds and moved up to 25, then 10 and absolutely could get no consistency in my groups. I'm no stranger to mounting optics of various brands and price points, so I knew to use thread locker and had the nuts on the mount cinched down tight, but after about 40 rounds with no improvement in my shot placement, I switched over to my back up iron sights and was hitting dead on at 25 yds (without them I would've had a wasted trip - a ringing endorsement for BUIS if I ever saw it).  I put a screwdriver on the nuts and discovered the front most was loose. I tightened it back down and started to try to zero again using my BUIS as a guide, but the reticle shifted, subtly, with every few rounds. I then noticed that the front section of the rail clamp did not mate properly with the mount portion of the optic - tightening the front nut caused the optic to push away from the clamp, causing the POI to shift with each shot. I removed the clamp and reversed it, but the holes don't line up that way, so my only guess is the clamp is mis-shapen and out of spec to where it'll never actually lock down tightly to the rail.  I did try to remount it after lining it back up, but to no avail. I yanked it off after the fourth box of wasted ammunition. Thanks to Amazon's return policies, I'm not out of pocket for the return shipping, but it still cost me about $30 in ammo to QC this for Lucid. I tried a Vortex SPARC later and had it zeroed in 4 rounds and one ragged hole at 50 yards using the same rifle and ammo 25 rounds later.  I know a lot of people have had these and have had great luck over the years, so maybe I got a dud. I gave it 2 stars because the glass really is quite clear and the reticle are really cool. I just wish it would've performed as well at the range as it did at home.
3924239
I sold this scope with my rifle and wish I had not. I need to order another one. Great scope, I have had 4 Mueller scopes and have loved them. I did have to send one back but they replaced it no problem.
1569015
I got one of these to try.  It has the exact features I wanted in a scope.  Budget scope under 10 inches in length with a circle dot reticle.  The first one I received had blurry spots in the field of view when above 2 power.  The focus ring was also loose.  I immediately returned it and Amazon was great with a no questions asked I had another in a week.  The second scope I received was exactly the same as the first.  Anything above 2 power was blurry.  Trying to read a license plate from 50 feet was not clearly focused.  If I pushed on the side of the focus ring the image would come into focus on the side I was pushing on and get more blurry on the opposite side.  On 1 power it seems fine.  So I put in on my Daughters airsoft XCR.  I hope they straighten it out cause I love the features in this scope.  David
3294723
First I wanna say I really liked the scope. Very clear picture and when it was dialed in it was awesome. I had it on a savage axis .308 and was grouping 1" at 100 yards. The first scope had 30 Rounds through it before some black pieces stuck to the cross hairs so I returned it... the second I got about 60 Rounds through it and was making a nice 6" pattern at 500 yards then I went back to around 300 and watched the pattern fall apart to where it wasn't even hitting a 3 ft x 3 ft board anymore. I have heavy duty rings torqed and lock tighted and shooting match grade ammo. If you have a muzzle break or a smaller caliber I'm sure it would be a perfect scope.
4127641
I bought this scope thinking It was much bigger, I can still use it ,but I bought
a bigger one the other day.

duane
3422210
Love this scope. I wish I would have held off and got the new model they offer that's a 1-6x but for the money this scope cannot be touched. I roughly sighted it in on my 15-22 and was consistently punching the same hole. Great great scope. Primary arms will have plenty of my business in the future. They make great red dots too. If you're on the fence about purchasing a scope for your .22 buy it !
801530
I replaced my 2-piece base with this one on a bull-barreled 10/22. It's got a budget 3-9x40 scope on it, and it shoots as straight as I need it to.
1520533
First...focus is blurry at 14 and above.  Second. ...to the target range every 25 shots.....Third....this scope not as good as advertised or reviewed.  Would I buy or recommend this scope
2260625
My brother and I purchased this scope because it was recommended by a friend. These scopes were mounted on 30 06's. My brother has returned his scope to Nikon three times because it will not hold zero. I began having the same issue with mine after 40 rounds.
This is a decent low light scope with good clarity but in my opinion will not withstand the recoil of  large caliber rifles.
1351196
I really liked this scope, for the money it had allot of extra on it. Reading all the comments I was weary, but I think some people are just never happy. The glass was very clear, but if you moved to far to the right or left you got blacked out. I was expecting that. I had to return the scope because it did not fit my Burris P.R.P.R. Mount. I had hope it would, I prefer the raised mount. tried to justify a reason to keep it, but all my mounts are same style. The mounts that came with the scope were quick release  and seemed to be good starter mounts, but you will need to up grade in my opinion. This is a deal at this price, and everything you get with it is just a plus. If you want a compact scope, pull the trigger. I think you will find it to be a good buy when on a budget.
4424420
I bought this 16x42 monocular so i could see the bullet holes in the target more clearly when i shot with my 3-9x40 nikon prostaff. The monocular i received clearly says that it is only 10x and actually has significantly less zoom power than my 9x scope. I would be glad to edit this review if I were to receive to correct item that i ordered.
3333228
I first purchased Primary Arm's 6X30 offering with the same reticle, and was disappointed. So I returned it and bought the 4X14 instead. The ACSS reticle was designed for that (4x14) magnification and not for anything higher. Took this 4x14 to the range and sighted it in. Was good to go in 5 rounds. I wanted to test the reticle and the ranging, so I dialed it in, and confirmed on my Strelok app, and it was dead on.
Thoughts:
Down side: Its Chinese, and could be better glass.
Upside: For what it is, inexpensive, its light, the glass isn't terrible, and with the ACSS reticle and Strelok app, it will do the job.

Side note: Primary Arms: Make this out of your Japanese factory, with locking turrets, and or elevation marks for 3000+ and you'd have a special product.

I am curious how it will fair after 500-1000 rounds through the rifle. I'll update the review after the round count.