Sniper MT3-9x32MAOL Mildot for Crossbow Compact Scope

A P S G SNIPER brand compact scope [3 x 9x32, lighted reticle and Adjustable Objective - comes with battery, a nice strongoffset [cantiliver] Picatiinny scope mount [with 2 neat add on mounts - on front scope ring for laser/light] , two nice plastic hinged lense caps, allen wrenches, sun shade and basic directions. Shipping was super- super fast! This scope is a bit heavier than a few similar scopes I have seen. It is well built with metal turrent caps and brass turrent knobs. The knobs and focus rings are a bit tight. I expect they will smooth out and be perfect [not too tight or loose] with use. The turrent clicks are not very even - if I turn a turrent 5 clicks it may not move the impact point 5 clicks until I have shot the gun two or three times - this is perfectly normal for such an inexpensive scope - again when broken in it should be fine. The AO works well - easily focuses at 15 feet or less. This is a great bug buster scope for you pellet gun guys. I don't ususlly like lighted reticles but this one is nice - three color [red, green, blue] with several levels of brightness plus "off" between colors. The reticle is crisp, a Mil-Dot [six dots each direction from center] easy to focus - not too thin or thick. Problem - yes. The etched brass plate on the elevation turrent fell off when I was mounting the scope - easy fix just needed a bit more glue. More about this scope - #1 it is short so even with the off set scope mount it may not fit far enough back on the gun - the eye relief is about 3" to 3 1/2 inches. On a carbine or short rifle it's fine - on a longer gun you may have to add a second offset adapter. #2 my old eyes need a scope with a lot of light gathering ability. At 32mm objective size the scope [all 32mm scopes] loses clarity in dim light conditions - however, this scope is good in dim light, better than a few 40mm scopes I have seen. #3 The lenses are clear without much distortion. For the price [about $50] it is going to be hard to beat. I mounted it on one of my Benjamin .177 pump rifles [it's about a 1957 model with rifled barrel] and was easily shooting dime sized groups at 50 feet at dusk! I suspect it will work really well on .22's, AR15's or wherever you need a rugged compact scope. This scope is well thought out and well made, just be certain that it fits your needs. Hope this helps you.

The sight picture is clear and the scope appears to be well made. The problem is that once set, it does NOT hold zero. If this was on a high power weapon I could understand. Nut I have it mounted on an M&P 15/22. After five rounds it just keeps creeping. I tried some Locktight, didn't help. I have ordered single piece mount and will try it to see if that's the problem. I'll update you with the results, but for now I'd say try something else.

For the money, Hard to beat. This is a great scope at its price point but don't except a #1 scope at bargain basement prices. Do I need to say this again.

Awesome for the price.

Fine little scope. Nice sharp and fine cross hairs. I bought the scope for a Mosin Nagant and I am very pleased with this purchase. Nice bright little scope. I will probably use the mount for something else.

I may have received a defective product. But has all the features AO focus 9x magnification. Will work for bench shooting but i found the eye relief is left with much to be desired. I did find the sweet spot and picture was clear out to 100 yards but hard to sight targets unsupported

Have not mounted it on the rifle yet, but after doing a complete inspection, this is a good value. Nice weight, caps are metal, optics are clear from 3 to the 9 times magnification, reticles are properly aligned and are fine lined at the crossing center. Scope, flip up covers, rings for $80 -- great deal!

Must put your eye really close to view through. Nice scope, just not user friendly enough for me.