4x32MM Compact Riflescope with Weaver-Style Rings & Lens Covers Included

Great price for a great scope

I got to admit, I was scared reading the reviews on the scope, but I bought one and I have shot a whole box of number 5 shot 3 inchshells through it and still holding true nothing has moved .

Overall I love this scope. Used it this past year hunting on a 12 guage and it worked great, appears to be able to handle the recoil of slugs without any issue. My only complaint is the length of it, but that's something I knew going into it. It's a very compact scope and that caused a little bit of an issue getting the black ring around the edges due to too much eye relief. Overall I would recommend this scope to anyone who is looking for one for a shotgun.

This is just what i was looking for, perfect for my marlin papoose. Can't miss from 5-50 yards. Even reaches out to 100 yds easy. Only wish it had hold over marks for further distance. No bells and whistles- basic and excellently clear lenses. Can't beat it for the price. Like it better than my monstrum lpvo 6×32 with zoom

great scope for my shotgun, downside its keeps going up in price, was going to buy more but not gona happen.

Don't put a scope on your shot gun! I learned that the hard way. After 12 shots from my Winchester SX3, the scope broke. This is the first time I took the gun out for shooting practice. I didn't think it would brake the first time out but it did. It is very disappointing that it happened but you pay for what you get. Obviously, if you are going to purchase a scope make sure it is very durable and it can withstand the recoil of a semi-auto shotgun or you will find your cross-hairs broken off and bouncing around inside your scope. It makes and annoying metal ca lacking sound that is very undesirable to the ears. I noticed the cross-hairs missing when I looked down the scope sight and there were no cross-hairs. First thing I thought was did I accidentally turn off the cross-hairs and is there buttons to turn the cross-hair off. After checking the scope for buttons, I realized that the cross-hairs had broken off. I could not believe it. I can still use the scope with out a cross-hair but I am not liking the noise that it makes every time I fire a shot. So, the scope is coming off. I recommend not putting a scope on your shotgun but if you do want some sort of sight on your shotgun, I would recommend halo sights. That's what I'll be putting on my shotgun. I hope this review helps you so you don't have to find out the hard way like I did.

I own two of these rascals thinking of a third . They are camo ,simple and found to track well and hold zero on my 410,20 and 12 gauge slug/ shot guns.. Worth looking at and purchasing !

Well... The first scope I got, I bore sighted it and went to the range. I put 3 Hornaday SST slugs through the gun while trying to when sighting in and made the necessary adjustments to bring it to zero. The first three shots were a couple inches right of zero and a couple inch grouping at 60 yards and then on my fourth shot, that's when the wheels came off the apple cart. My fourth shot was left and about 6 inches low. Hmmm, maybe I pulled it. I made my fifth and final shot and the shot was couple inches high and left. I was a little confused and proceeded to load the gun for another round to continue to sight in and noticed a dark line across the bottom 1/3 of the optics. After a few seconds of closer inspecton the optics had cracked. I was a bit disappointed to say the least. I printed off the return slp and boxed up the scope to send back. Amazon notified UPS to pick up the package and within 5 days a replacement scope was at my door. After laser bore sighting, I sighted in the scope with 5 slugs without issue. 2 inch grouping at 60 yards. So far so good. Deer season is a week away and I hope it doesn't let me down. UPDATE: 11-23-2016 From 4 to 3 stars. While deer hunting in the rain this year I noticed condensation and fog in the scope. I noticed the reticle was dancing around when I looked through the scope and the ocular lens could be pushed into the scope 1/4 inch. After unscrewing the eyepiece I noticed that there was water in the scope I removed the retaining ring that seats the objective lens and seal to the ocular lens. The ring wasn't fully screwed in and the only thing that was holding the ocular lens in place was lithium grease. This had to be a manufacturing issue from the start. After drying both optics and screwing the retaining ring in correctly and fully the lens is now water tight and solid. I can't say that I would recommend this scope with the issues I have had.

Put on my ruger 10/22! Just love it. Goes great with the real tree stock and barrel. Would buy again! 2 thumbs up.