UUQ Tactical 4X32 Compact .223 .308 Scope Rangefinder Reticle/w 20mm Picatiny or 11mm Dovetail Ring Mounts

Excellent scope for pellet rifles ... mounts tight, easy to align ... would buy again from seller.

Great scope, the sight picture is nice and clear. To anyone who actually shoots here are the most important aspects of the scope. Eye relief on this scope is perfect for a mid caliber semiautomatic rifle. I will shoot this on a 7.62x39 or 5.56, maybe even into a 308 all day if you can hug a rifle well. If you're looking for a good scope for a 30-06 or 270 look elsewhere. Magnification is not high enough for a 700yd shot and eye relief is too short. However, if you're looking for a great scope with clear optics for a 50-300 yd gun? This is your piece. Affordable, durable and sleek. Big fan of this piece. Put it onto a modified 1954 type 56 and have put well over 500 rounds through it without an issue. I live in the desert where its hot as heck during the day and freezing at night. Sits on my truck gun and have never had an issue. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THIS 4x32 has adjustments of 1/2 in. at 100 yrds!!!! Dont get pissed when sighting this in lol.

Works well for moderate ranges on small caliber rifles. I've only used this for 100 yards (all the neighborhood range has) and a 9mm carbine. If I have a chance to reach out to two or three hundred, I'll update. But on this set up it works fine. It was easy to zero and has held zero through 3 range trips and bumpy rides in the back of my truck. The range finder feature is clear and as I understand the principle it should work OK since you can see the range markings easily through the reticle. I didn't try it; there's little point under a hundred yards but again if I get out in the open or a 300 yard range, I'll update. The light gathering seemed OK and unseasonably high humidity didn't have any effect. I have 2 other scopes, both mid-price Leupolds and this exhibits good quality for 1/10 the price. I deducted a star because while it has positive indents and "clicks" and well marked direction arrows, there are no actual numbers so you can't record where you established zero (14 UP and 22 LEFT, etc unless you count clicks and that's just silly.) and there's no way to disengage the turret and re-center it at an actual zero point (this will make sense if you've owned a scope that has this feature). Also the eye relief is somewhat short of the 3.5 inches claimed, IMO. I had to mount it farther back than I thought but once I did that, it gave reasonably good depth of field at a comfortable eye distance. Since 9mm doesn't really recoil in a rifle this wasn't an issue however much of this review might change if it is mounted on a 30-06, with the scope losing zero or smacking you in the eye or something similar. YMMV. So, I liked it a lot. It was perfect for a low cost optic (< $20 shipped) on a pistol caliber rifle that was going to be used for short range plinking and varmint control. Just keep your expectations in line with price and you'll be fine.

It’s no trijicon but if you want a decent site for a budget firearm like a 22 for plinking it’s great. Use it almost every weekend and it has been banged around a bit but has pretty much held zero. It’s no 1 moa sight by any means but good enough for the causal target shooting.

Good and clear optics

I mounted this and tested and immediately realize that I ran out of adjustment; ie hit the mechanical stop many inches away from zero.

Eye relief is short, really short. About an inch or two to get full sight. Other than that good scope

I bought this compact scope for a Umarex Notos PCP air rifle. Realistically, I did not have high expectations at the scope's budget price point. But I was pleasantly surprised.The good: The scope just plain works. I sighted it in at 25-30 yards and was able to get a tight shot group established with minimal effort.The rangefinder is not just a gimmick. It works well and I can easily adjust for bullet/pellet drop using the clear markings in the sight picture.The scope rings that come with the UUQ work decently as well; just make sure that you snug them down, good and tight. I am not sure, but I would guess that some inaccuracy reports originate from folks who may not have fully secured the various scope mount screws.The not-so-good. The reticle is thick. If you use this for 150-yard+ target shooting it will interfere with precision targeting. But for a PCP rifle or a .22,@ 100 yards or less, it's perfect.The mag level is a fixed 4x, but that may not be enough for some shooters. But the squirrels in my area are very satisfied with the magnification, and some arrived at Squirrel Heaven as a result of this scope's clear 4x image. Again, 100-yard-plus distance shooters take note of the lower magnification.The Up-Down and Left-Right adjustment is easy without tools, but the movement sounds gritty and is not of the highest quality. But please note that the windage and elevation adjustments do work; indeed, just the same as more expensive scopes, but with a gritty feel.Overall I would give this scope a solid thumbs up.