- UUQ 4-16x50 Tactical Rifle Scope Red/Green Illuminated Range Finder Reticle W/Laser Sight and Holographic Reflex Dot Sight

It looks great and solid. I’m about to zero it in then go test it at gun range.

Very nice for the price

Great value for an $85 scope. The markings of the windage and elevation are backwards, which was confirmed by zeroing with a laser bore sight. Zeroing the reflex sight was fine, but was difficult with the reticle, as the zero point danced around depending on the angle of view through the reticle. Otherwise, this scope is a great value.

The combo scope is awesome . The laser light, red dot and the standard reticle scope is high-quality well constructed and comes with the mount, batteries, and tools needed for adjustment.

This is an amazing combo optic for a great price and I give it 5 stars because of that. Is the glass as clear as an $800 scope? Probably not but it is close enough and I do have one of those to compare with. After using this one I can't find a reason to spend any more on something else. You are getting a reflex sight AND a 4-16x50 scope for a C-note and with that in mind you are getting a fantastic scope at an amazing value. This unit is very solidly built. Out of the box I put it on a new scary gun that was right out of the box too. I did not even have a chance to get it bore sighted and the minimum distance at the range was 50 yards so I thought it was going to be a long day. Amazingly, with the first shots, both the reflex and the scope were on the paper. After 45 minutes I had both dialed in and that included about 15 trips to the target and back because I forgot the spotting scope. I haven't field tested this yet but fully expect it will hold zero. I only have one minor wish with this unit...I wish the windage and elevation knobs for the scope could be locked or had a cap over them. Other than that, it does add a little weight to the gun, obviously, but it looks great and so far performs the same. I haven't used the lighted reticle so can't comment on that but the red dot options in both shape and intensity are perfect. I might get another one just to have on hand. Really happy with this purchase and look forward to spending more time with it.

UPDATE: I decided not to drill this thing out and instead took it off the scope and put it on another log gun I own. As I was breaking it down, I discovered that the screw was not stripped out but instead a tension spring had been bent out of alignment and caused the whole arrangement to lose its adjustability. The odd thing is that it looks like the spring was WAY too long for the slot, so it was loaded with so much tension it just sought the easiest way out of its groove. I ended up cutting the spring in half and putting it in what was obviously another tension channel. So it might not be craftsmanship so much as poor or hasty assembly. In any event, a red dot on top of a scope still seems a bit much for me, so for the price, it’s ended up being just fine. Let’s face it, in the constellation of optics, nothing in this price range can possibly be quality controlled like it should be. Thus far, the scope has mounted firmly and well on my mini 14, but at the time of this writing, I’ve not fired any shot. Using a separate bore laser, I zeroed the scope with ease. The red dot, however, is another matter. It adjusts left-right well using the included hex wench, but even a little elevation adjustment has stripped out the threading on the dot’s housing. So I’ve adjusted the wind age to align with the bore laser, but now I have a spring loaded red dot that’s way too high. This seller doesn’t offer contact information, so it’s either return the whole thing or deal with it. Luckily for me, I got this with some accumulated gift cards and haven’t lost out much. My plan is to drill through the aluminum housing on the red dot. With holes low enough not to obscure the view finder, I should be able to feed a zip tie through the housing and adjust it that way. It almost goes without saying that if you’re going to be using these optics for any sort of critical defense, this is NOT your product. However, if you’re an occasional shooter who may not care about accuracy - and if you happen to have some money to burn - then sure, have at it. Just remember, you get what you pay for.

Great

The scope is well-made and worth the price. I would recommend buying it.