CenterPointCenterPoint LR416AORG2 4-16x40mm Rifle Scope with Illuminated Parallax Adjustable T.A.G. Reticle and Picatinny Rings

He was sooooo torqued to get to the shooting range and find his scope was not functional.Before we got home, he found this online and ordered it. As soon as it arrived, mounted it and we were off to the range. He pronounced it great. Wished he had more guns it fit on.

Great Scope! Great price! Easy to sight! Dead on! Holds zero very well. Nice optics!

Decent Optical Quality........Red or Green Lit Reticle on demand........easy to adjust........Purchased this scope to put on my new air rifle as the scope that came with it was crap......

Good build quality. Good clarity. Turrets have positive clicks. AO needs to be set at 15yds to use 4-16 powers. 6 power and less you can set it to the range of your target. IR works well. Rings seem like decent quality although I couldn't use them for my application because they are too wide. Comes with a pre-made dope card for many common calibers as well as a blank page to write your own data for the bullet drop compensator reticle. Lens caps are see-through, although not the best image when using them, this is a nice feature. This is my first center point optic, recommended to me by a friend, but it won't be my last. Already ordered a 3-9x50 for another rifle. Good product, great price.

I like Center point scopes. They are good scopes with a good price but this one arrived with the wind age adjustment cap corroded and I had to carefully use pliers to get it off. Then I found the windage adjustment knob was also corroded and I sprayed a tiny amount of WD40 and used pliers to get it to turn. It seems to be working ok but if there's corrosion inside it might not last long.

About the only thing I liked was the reticle.The scope had a very stiff windage adjustment so it was returned before used. The elevation adjustment is smooth. Probably a defect.The image is clear but noticable fish eyed like looking through a door peep hole.The illumination is too strong imo compared to the other cheap scope illumination reticles.Also worth mentioning is the space for adjustment of the scope rings. There's a short amount of space for adjustment of the rings back and forth onto the rail. For example the scope can't be used on a long throw bolt action with the two-piece base. The Scopes length simply will not allow for the rings to be pushed far enough to mount to the two-piece base on a long throw rifle.The scope rings are generic they are Weaver rings which means they'll fit on either Weaver rails or picatinny.One more thing when looking into the scope you'll notice there is a plastic ring for lack of a better word which reduces your sight picture even further. It's just a really wonky feeling hard to explain.For the price in my opinion there are far better options look into CV live oh hunt or Pinty. Any of those Scopes are better than this one. The only advantage is the lifetime warranty.

I have this scope mounted on a Crosman F4 break barrel pellet rifle. Shot like 1,500 rounds threw the rifle and this scope is still dead-on accurate. AMAZING because, my other Center Point 6-20 X 50 MM scope FAILED the piston air rifle test. I think the difference is that this scope is smaller and lighter, thus recoiling back and forth has less of an effect. At any rate this scope is serving me very well, it should you also.

This scope works well for basic plinking. I have it mounted on my Benjamin Titan NP. It seems to hold zero well even after a few hundred rounds and being bumped around. However, the eye relief is terrible, especially on higher powers. From 12x-16x it's very difficult to get a good sight picture. The adjustable objective is nice for estimating range and does help on higher power. The turret covers weren't made very well as a couple of times when installing or removing the turret for elevation it would turn the adjustment screw. I took the turret covers off of another scope and swapped them and this helped. The illuminated reticle is nice in low light but I really don't use it much. I wish Crosman would get rid of the bullet-drop reticle and replace it with a mil-dot reticle instead. If they did this and improved the optics so the eye relief was better it would be a huge improvement.