CVLIFE 4x32 Compact Rifle Scope Crosshair Optics Hunting Scope

Bought one with internal defect, wouldn't shoot in the same place twice. The replacement scope was a complete success and my Ruger 10/22 is putting them all in the same hole. A great value!

Nice look on the SKS

Found this to be a great scope for air rifle and 22cal rifle. Paid extra for dovetail scope mounts, it was a waste of money. These mounts will not tighten on the rail. The clamp piece is made in such a way that it will not tighten on rail. Engineering should redesign this clamp system.

Exactly what I was looking for and a perfect retrofit to my rifle that already had a scope mount attached, but no scope. The scope is an excellent aiming tool and I know I’m better off at this point. Definitely recommended.

It doesn't last long, I mount it on 22Lr, my 100 round ammo is half way than it miss the target. I found out the lens inside loose.

Better than expected

I love the form factor, it is very compact. That's about where my love for this thing ends.The glass is just ok, even given the price. The sight picture is a bit blurry/milky and distorted at the edges. The reticle is incredibly thick and makes shot placement at distance difficult because the reticle covers so much of the target. The thick reticle is not conducive for use with .22LR at anything but the shortest distances. By the time you get down range far enough to use the mil dots, which appear to be in 5 mil increments, the reticle has obscured a large amount of the target, and you can't see it all that well anyway. Despite the adjustable parallax, I couldn't quite adjust out all of the error. The documentation doesn't state at what distance the parallax is optimized for.The rings fit my picatinny rail just fine, but they're crazy tall (1.3in/33mm) particularly for such a small objective lense scope. Build quality of the rings is on par with the price of the scope, no complaints there.The bikini scope caps were definitely an afterthought, they're comically oversized.I also bought the Simmons pro rimfire 4x32 for $23 more than this scope, to compare the two, as I couldn't decide. The Simmons is much brighter, clearer, and has a wider FOV than the CVLife 4x32. If you're looking for a great budget rimfire scope, that Simmons is worth the extra $23, skip the CVLife and don't look back.

Update: 6-19-2017I found the perfect home for this scope, my Hatsan SuperTact pistol Mod25 Supertact Vortex Piston .177 Blk Hatsan Hg25tact177vort. It is a great fit for this rifle/pistol. The eye relief works great with the stock in the closed position. The pistol has very short mounting rails making it a bit of a challenge to find a scope that fits. A match made in heaven. Target shot at 10 meters, a 5/8" square of electrical tape. Very good results.It is hard to add to anything that has been said about this scope. It is very lightweight and compact. I mounted it on a Benjamin Maximus PCP air rifle that is in itself almost feather weight. The shortness of the scope can make mounting it a challenge to obtain proper eye relief. It is a huge improvement over iron sights and it much better than the little dinky small tube air rifle scopes that cost $12-$15 at most places. The Benjamin shoots 5 shot one hole groups at 10 meters with this scope. The gun I had it on produces virtually no recoil so I expect this scope to last a good long time. The mil dots are just icing on the cake.Note: The parallax does not seem to be Ideal for close range 10 meter use. To get good results you really have to concentrate. It will do it but it requires that you really pay attention to your eye position at close ranges. Due to weather I have been restricted to my indoor 10 meter shooting range. I cannot stack pellets as easily with this scope as I can with the Daisy 3x9x32 dedicated air rifle scope, or the CVLife 3x9x40 (great product and easier to mount on most air rifles). I think it is still a great value, I moved it to my rim fire rifle that is used at longer ranges. I bought a CVLIFE 3x9x40 to get a better eye relief setting on the Maximus. The short scope did not fit that application well. Not the scopes fault.