Tactical Series Riflescope 4-16x50 or 10-40x50 with Illuminated (Red, Green, Blue) MIL-Dot or Rangefinder Reticle - 1/8 MOA - 30mm Tube - Interchangeable Elevation Turret/BCD

Love the illuminated sight. The sight picture is clear and I don’t have to be right up on it to see. No more getting scoped while shooting.

I bought the 6x24x50 and aluminum bipod. The scope wouldn’t adjust up or down. The bipod came defective. It wouldn’t go on a picatiny rail because a screw came loose inside of it. Besides my girlfriend it’s the biggest mistake of my life.

I purchased a 30-06 at a pawn shop for $200. I didn't care for the Remington 770 rifle, I wanted the long range scope that came with it! I knew the scope was worth far more than the rifle! But, I sighted it in a 100 yards and was "stretching the hole". I knew that this was a good scope then, but 6 years later, it's still holding perfect zero without any adjustments. I was so mind blown by the quality of this "cheap scope" that I bought another one about 4 years ago! The newer one has even more bling in that it has blue reticle as an addition, whereas the original only has green and red.I mounted it on my 270 and sighted it in and it's still holding zero without adjustments!My hunting spots aren't terribly easy or smooth riding to get to either.If you're familiar with scopes holding zero, you'll understand just how ridiculous this sounds! It's unheard of, even with the big name brand scopes.Do yourself a favor and buy a few!I love buying American, but I don't even care where these are made.This scope is the real deal and then some! The sight picture at 400 yards will blow your mind! I even use it as a spotting scope when sighting in my other rifles at 100 yards!Now for the only negative: the eye relief is very tight at 3 inches. 2.5 or 3.5 and you see the black closing in.That said, if 3" is perfect and I've never been "scoped" while shooting a 30-06, it's a safe distance for eye relief up to a 300 Win or possibly even 338 Lapua.Getcha some!

This is a nice scope for long-range (or bad eyes like mine). It is bigger than some scopes, as you would expect with up to 24x. I have it on a Remington 700. I like the illuminated reticle (black, not illuminated; red or blue in 3 levels of intensity). The scope is clear and holds the zero. The warranty is great. The company responds to customer input and has improved their products. These are great scopes but stupendous values. I looked at many scopes at a gun show. f I was competing and had the money, I'd consider the high-end Nightforce products. I don't think Leupold is an improvement - certainly not worth the extra cash in my mind.