Accushot Leapers scope great option for Ruger Gun Site Scout rifle
591918
Installed this on my Ruger Gun Site Scout rifle in .308  I bore sighted it prior to going to the range.  Got it sighted in very nicely with 9 rounds after that.  I really like the internal green color.  But in normal conditions I doubt I will use the internal lighting option.  Very nice scope for the money.  It is a bit large as people have noted before, but a very nice scope !
4188322
Best money I have spent in quite a while - this scope is crystal clear and very easy to set up. We had it sighted in in five shots and were grouping 1 1/2 groups at 100 yards with the 5.56. The color options of green or red are great. I prefer the green so far. If you plan on a scope for your AR, I would highly recommend the Vortex SPR-1303 - well worth the money spent.
4808512
This scope seems like it'll work perfectly on my AR10.  I have not had a chance to use it yet, but I did look through it to make sure it wasn't damaged, and it mounted without issues to my rifle.

I bought this for 100 - 200 yard range shooting with my AR10, and I'm sure I won't be disappointed.  I read some reviews that said it's accurate out to 350 yards, so this optic is probably overkill for my needs, but I'd rather have more than I need than the alternative.  It comes with windage and drop adjustments that are in 1/4 MOA increments, and it has a setting for zeroed-in so that if you do make changes, you'll know what to move it back to when you're done.
1432464
This is a perfect scope for my Ruger 10/22 Takedown in stainless finish.  I mounted it with Weaver 1" steel lock mounts and it looks and works great. I can use either the scope or look through the mounts and use the iron sights. Great!
3850793
This is great on my scout rifle.  I've always been used to the simple crosshair scopes and wanted something a bit different so I opted for the range finder version.  It has clear optics and is pretty well built.  No need to spend more than the rifle cost on a scope.  The only complaint would be the rings are pretty standard and I'll probably upgrade those soon, but still well below the 4-500$ for other comparable scopes with less "creature comforts" lol
718994
I purchased this scope for my Ruger 10/22 takedown and it has been great at the range. The sight is very clear at 50 yards and I was able to zero in without any problems. I also bought the Barska spotting telescope along with this rifle scope. Barska makes great products.
1587138
Really a great product. When I bought the used Ruger 308 Scout, it was missing the Pictanny rail and rear aperture sight. Started the search and was able to find rail but rear sight was an issue. Then came along XS Sight Systems. A full length scope rail with rear aperture integrated in the rail. Got it in today. It's mounted on weapon and I will be trying it out this weekend. Fit perfect and had all hardware included. Thank you XS
4325149
I used this scope on my AR-15 .300 AAC Blackout with a brass catcher, I reload my own catridges. I mounted this scope on my Quad Rail just forward of the receiver (scout style) this allows the brass catcher rail mount to clear the scope mounts. One of the benefits of this scope is the 8.5" to 10.5" eye relief is you still have some peripheral vision while sighting through the scope. I used the UTG Quick Detach/Lock  #RQ2W1204 1 high scope mounts.  It does clear BUIS sight depending on which one but the rear peep views right through scope (Co-Witness ) and appears to center perfect. I probably won't use it that way and will remove the rear sight while using the scope for a clear view through the scope.
Cant beat the price and I own another that I have mounted to an old Mauser bolt action and it has held up well.
4956946
I bought this for my .22lr Remington 597HB for a few reasons.  I wanted to build it into a CMP rimfire sporter competition rifle (max 6X scope allowed) and for Project Appleseed shoots.  Scope needed to be light (max. 7.5 lb. rifle) with AO (for parallax adjustment to the two different shooting distances) and target turrets (for quick re-zeroing between the two different distances).  And this scope is very compact which pushes the eyepiece further forward and resolves the eye relief problem and saved me from having to buy a $40 EGW rail(Insufficient eye relief with a standard 597 rail is a big problem with most scopes from the seated position especially).  This scope met all of my requirements perfectly and is packed with features usually only found on much more expensive scopes.  However, the scope is so short, that the supplied quick release rings could not be used on the 597HB standard picatinny rail (slot spacing was too large for the rings) and had to be replaced with narrower rings.  The supplied rings were of good quality and the scope came will all of the allen keys needed (3) as well as 2 batteries for the Illuminated reticle, an extra socket head cap screw for the rings, 2" sunshade and flip up lens caps.  So very well packaged.

The turret clicks are fairly crisp for such an inexpensive scope and have locking rings.  The ocular diopter adjustment (eyepiece focus) works very well (I use reading glasses so had to really rotate it out) and is not too wobbly like most other cheap scopes.  The AO works well to eliminate parallax using the "eye wobble" test but the distance indicator on the focus ring may be a little off (perhaps due to the extreme diopter adjustment I used).  The AO focuses all the way down to 3 yards so is great for indoor dry fire practice or air rifle ranges. The diopter setting I used (to get the reticle in focus) caused a lot of edge distortion and fuzziness though.  And although it is a "mil-dot" reticle, it is not actually mil-dot spaced properly for a fixed 6X scope for normal range estimation.  It may be a 10X reticle used in a 6X scope, since the range estimating is done by multiplying object size by 600 instead of 1000 (and dividing by the number of mils).  Not important for me since I'm using it at <100 yards.  I've had a Leapers/UTG true strength scope on both my Crosman Nitro Venom air rifle and Rem 597 and it has held up well.  I expect this one will also.

I think that this is THE best low cost, compact and light 6x scope for rimfire sporter competition and highly recommend it for this use.  It would probably also be a very good scope for modern sporting rifles.
1361472
There is absolutely nothing bad to be said about this scope! For a 3-9X32AO, it can't be beat. The optics are crystal clear, adjustments are extremely precise framing the cross hairs and target image perfectly to the eye. It zeroed very quickly and easily. Stands up very well to the shock of a powerful spring-powered air rifle. Target acquisition is quick and precise. Cross hair adjustment is extremely quick and easy with bare fingers. Came from the factory with an almost perfect dead center starting point for the cross hairs. Really nice and easy to use front and rear lens caps.

Leapers must be commended for producing such a fine, sturdy scope for under $50. Thank you Amazon for the fast and free delivery.
4162303
Very bright and super clear scope with a forgiving eye relief. I bought mine for a Ruger Gunsite Scout and mounted it with the factory rings. Couldn't be happier with it. No problem holding zero so far with 150+ rounds of .308 Winchester. Definitely worth the price!
4424126
I was looking for a decent scope for my Remington 700 .243 rifle and found the Buckmaster at my local gun shop for a great price. When I put it on my rifle, it was very clear, with an anti-glare coating that helps in high sunlight. I've used this scope successfully at 200 yards and gotten under 1" groups with the 700.

The only issue I have with the scope is that the reticle has no marks on the crosshairs. I got the scope set to 100 yards and was doing sub-MOA shots, but when I wanted to try longer ranges there were no marks on the reticle that I could use to calculate bullet drop. I've found that the .243 bullet drops about ~4-5" at 200 yards but, because there were no marks on the crosshairs, it's difficult to accurately aim or calculate drop.

All in all however, it's a great scope, especially for the money. The Buckmaster has many of the same controls you see on the higher end scopes, and the locations of these is also very comfortable. The glass itself is super clear, and the 14x magnification is more than enough at 200 yards (possibly even farther, although I haven't been able to test those distances myself). If you're looking for a great starter scope, or one for hunting in ranges of up to 300y, this is a great scope!
4492164
These are a must have for a scoped rifle and you want use of the regular iron sights too.  Good looking also.  I have these on my 3 scout rifles but they're good for all scope configurations.  American made too!
3419938
Attached to the top of my Ruger American Standard bolt-action 22LR rifle. Worked perfectly with
AccuShot Picatinny/Weaver Medium Profile mounts for attaching a Nikon ProStaff Rimfire 3-9 x 40 scope.
895300
I bought one of these for my youngest boy's 10/22 plinker.  Upon arrival, I was pleasantly surprised with this sight's fit, finish and overall appearance, which is nicer than online photos depict.  The power selection knob is mounted on the left side of the sight, is easily accessible, and provides audible, felt clicks.  I really like the dot, which is as crisp and clear as that found on my Vortex Strikefire.  Also, the windage and elevation knobs provide audible and felt clicks.  I initially tested the sight corrections by mounting it on my flat top and co-witnessing the dot to that rifles iron sights.  It worked perfectly.  I'm no fan of this mount, though, which required me to purchase a 10/22 picatinny rail, as it won't fit a standard Weaver base.  Other mounts like those on my Vortex and Sightmark are universal.  Additionally, the surface mounting area is about two inches, but the sight comes with a locking bracket that is only .75 inches long.  Wasted space, IMO.  I also noticed that this sight has an excessive amount of parallax compared to my Vortex and Bushnell Trophy red dots.  When I shift my eyes on those sights, the dot barely moves.  On this Stinger sight, the dot begins moving off target as soon as I begin shifting, up to several inches at only 25 yards, as is often the case with low end red dots.  We have to make sure the dot is absolutely centered in the sight picture in order to maintain accuracy and, truth be told, I don't have to do that with my Vortex and Bushnell red dots, which are much more forgiving.  Okay as a plinker or initial red dot but plan on upgrading.
1166017
Recently purchased this spotting scope. Today I set it up on a camera tripod on my porch. Porch railing is too high to test the supplied tripod. Used a range finder and ranged a building 200 yards out. This scope is excellent. Tried all 3 powers (20x, 40x, and 60x) and had absolute clarity on all 3 settings. The building was of block construction and painted and I could clearly see mortar lines and defects in the cinder blocks. Having read reviews from others that had trouble viewing targets at 200 yards troubled me but I took a chance and ordered the scope anyway. For the money it is a quality item. I am very happy with the product and the only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I haven't tested the supplied tripod. I'm not afraid to use field expedient methods to make something work and will sandbag the supplied tripod if needed when I go to the range.
1514332
I put this scope on my sons new Ruger 243 American. Not only is this a great rifle, the scope is great especially for the price. He has hunted all year with it and already had a successful season with two deer on the ground! I would highly recommend this scope for anyone looking for a good quality scope without breaking the bank.