Decent high-mount for a scope
347952
This scope mount is decent. The mount itself seems like it is constructed well, although the black coating is easy to scratch. It holds my 1" diameter scope securely with the included bushings, although they bushings did rotate in the housing which forced me to disassemble it and rotate them back. The problem with this scope mount is the single mounting point. You have to really tighten down the mounting screw to prevent it from wobbling (I used a ratchet and socket to get mine tight enough to stop the scope mount from wobbling). Unfortunately, it's made in China (but what isn't these days). I would recommend this scope mount if you need a high-mount and you're on a budget. Otherwise, there's better options out there.
3963356
Bought to mount on a Marlin 1894 used as a hiking/camping/Jeeping gun.  Scope arrived in perfect condition and free from defects.  Seems like decent quality and the optics are clear.  O-ring for battery compartment is a joke; too thin and flimsy and pops out when the cover is tightened down.  The crosshairs also a bit thick.  Though mine are not canted and in good shape, they are not conducive to fine long-range accuracy simply because they are so thick.

But, this is going on a lever-action rifle in .45 Colt; 100yds is max for it's effective range, so they will be fine for my application.  But if you want to put this on a rifle that will be used at 500yds, know that you will not be able to achieve maximum accuracy potential.

Now, those lighted crosshairs are very cool; wide range of settings and a neat feature.  Should make target acquisition at short ranges on 3X very quick.  Perfect for my application.

Now, this is not a reflection of the scope itself, but know that you can't mount this on a standard Weaver-style base with the standard notches spaced 3 1/4" apart.  The scope is too short and needs spacing of 2 1/4".  Especially with the extra wide rings that come with the scope.  With the rings centered, you only have 1/8" of space on either side for adjustment.

So, you need a scope base that has the many notches.  My rifle just had the standard two notches spaced 3 1/4" apart.  That's why I can't review the scope's performance because I had to order an extra base labeled "tactical" with notches every 1/4" for infinite adjust-ability.  I would recommend you find a similar base to ensure proper eye-relief.

Other than the couple of little things, it is a heck of a lot of scope for under $80.  I'll update my review after a season of hiking and exploring the Idaho back country...
2530404
This is a nicely made, very solid mount.  The one problem is the clearance between the center of the scope and this mount.  It is only about 2mm.  For almost any scope, this will have to be increased.  I used a milling cutter in my drill press.  A file would do the job too. Otherwise is is a good mount at a much lower price than most others.
1275739
Bought this to put on my dad's 1940's Speedmaster .22 cal rifle.  Rifle had an existing mounting bracket and the Barska's tube was only one I found with higher zoom and fit the old mount.  Have had no problem with the optics and once I got it sighted in I can easily pick off jackrabbits at 100yds.  The down side is there's no mil-dot reticle so it's been trial and error for longer or shorter ranges.  So far I've found that sighting on the tapered down part of the crosshairs gets me on target out to 120-130yds and on lower tapered part brings me down to about 50-60yds.  But, given the bargain price for the scope I'm well please with the quality and performance of the scope.
4215590
The scope works great but the mount liveae a little to be desired. Will not stay tight.

Joe
4028551
This mount works well with the bolt not modified, but will require a scope with long eye relief.  I use it with a handgun scope and that works well.
4945295
I used different mounts, the scope easily came to zero and seems to stay. Not bad at all for $39.00
4454890
Great starter scope, relatively easy assembly.
1656594
Mounted  this scope on my 10/22  and it works like a charm.  As indicated in the description,  mounts other than the accompanying  mounts  won't  work due to the protective rubber coating on the scope.  The  adjustment caps cross threaded on me so be careful when replacing them onto the scope.
831347
There is not much to say about this mount. The mount is a solid option for AR riffle owners whom want to mount a Tactical laser or flashlight on the barrel. It is easy to install. I have the mount for a week now and it has not loosen up. I was able to mount a tactical laser on my riffle, hence leaving room for other acessories on my main rails. It seams to be made well and seams it will last for the lifetime of my riffle. I found the price to be a tad pricy but the barrel mount option is priceless. Mako has multi barrel mounts but I purchased the single mount because I have no plans to add many accessories to my riffle.
684496
I am shooting a Sweedish Mauser round (6.5 x 55) at 200 yards on normal target paper and could not see the bullet holes. When I pointed the scope at my target, and looked through it on my brother's target one over to the left of mine, I could see the bullet holes. Thus, I think there is a slight design problem that keeps this scope from delivering all that it could. It was meant to be a high quality and low cost alternative to the big name scopes, and it almost got there. Great enclosure, packaging, etc. You can see the quality. Operationally, it didn't work at 200 yards like I thought it would. I could see the holes at 100 yards, and could probably see the holes at 200 yards with splatter targets. I ended up sending this unit back and moved up to a Vortex at twice the cost, but was glad I did.
4035990
I've owned a couple of these scopes in the past and they seem to be pretty decent for 50 bucks. The latest one I purchased is for my brand new Marlin X7 7mm-08. I didn't feel like shelling out a few hundred bucks to buy a scope that'd end up costing more than the rifle, so I settled on this one. The clicks are positive, glass is relatively clear, and the construction is pretty good. I wouldn't put this on a hard kicking rifle like one in a magnum caliber for example, but for a nice light kicking rifle like a 7-08 or a .30-30, I don't think you can go wrong.
4009498
The scope itself is solidly built with typical Chinese scope adjustments and rheostat for the LED illumination. The chevron reticule is crisp and doesn't have any flare when illuminated. The chevron is large and thick, so it's easy to see.

The scope has very short eye relief of about 2 inches. When I mounted it as far back as it would go on a flat top AR, the mount's lever interfered with the charging handle. So, I just unscrewed and flipped the lever so it closes pointing forward. Problem solved. You will want some to put some loctite on the screws.
434626
Solid mounts that put the scope right where I want it(and seem to keep it there).  Bit fiddly to get on due to their 3 piece nature and they don't quite match the finish of the Ruger they are on but that doesn't change how well they work.
3667902
At first, I hated this mount, it was stiff, I had to fight it to get it to do anything and was on the verge of returning it, but after some wd-40 and some time working with it, it works perfectly. Allows me to keep my red dot for quick target acquisition, and then use the magnifier for a more precise shot. It is still a little bit stiff but truthfully I like that now, as it isn't to easy to move the magnifier back and forth on accident.
833137
Very well constructed mount. Gets rid of all the headaches of mounting "IF" it works for your particular setup. Unfortunately, on a long action rifle, the rings are too far apart for most scopes and if a scope does work, you don't have much if any adjustment left for eye relief. Otherwise, the mount itself is well made if you're worries about fit and finish
2629355
Good Mount for tactical Magnifiers. I had to tighten the detent springs for a secure fit in up position.