Aim Optics 6X40 Fixed Power Full Size Scope/Mil-Dot/Blue with Rings, Large, Black

The reticle failed in less than 25 rounds of federal bulk 36 grain long rifle... Shot it twice, once to zero, put it in the safe, brought it out 3 months later for some fun,,, Fired 6 rounds and it failed.. rounds went extreme left, no adjustment to bring them back to zero....

this item is priced right and works great ,,don't think you need a bigger scope because don't take the back seat to any big scope its accurate and the price is right so if you want some thing great for your money think about this item its worth every penny. it will show you how good a firearm is supposed to be...think you

Poor optics, not nitrogen purged, ocular lens was loose. Bottom of the barrel in the scope world. Might be ok a CO2 air gun but thats about it. Returned for refund.

Fired three rounds before the scope became unfocused. No way to adjust he focus again.

The discription of this Aim Opitcs scope says mit-dot. When it arrived it had no mil-dots on the cross hairs.

Mounted scope on 30-06 and shot one time scope came loose on inside

Wanted a cheap simple scope - and this even came with rings (high rise - would have been good for an AR but not for the old bolt action so I had to get other rings). The problem is it won't focus. I loosened the jam nut, backed it out.... then more, then more..... backed it out so much it fell off (I did not see any seals so I have no idea if it was nitrogen sealed or not.... I know it isn't NOW). The thing is..... it was STILL not in focus. By holding the rear eyepiece in front of the scope it WOULD focus, but there was a half inch of space. So either I got one with the wrong glass, or the barrel was cut about an inch too short. It was only a $30 investment and the packaging got pitched before I figured it was perma-blurry, so even though I can't return it, I'm not TOO mad. It is probably the last time I get anything from Aim Sports, though. The quality control slipped on this one.