Scope 6-24X50mm AOEG Optics Scope Rangefinder Reticle Scope

Was Leary about ordering this scope, considering the Price, but gave it a shot any way cause I can't afford super nice scopes that are what i think are overpriced anyways. I would call myself a budget hunter. That being said, This scope did not disappoint me one bit. It has a good weight to it and seems to be well built. I came with mounts that were descant. Keep in mind the price of the scope, its not $1000, $500, 100, or even $70. This Scope Provides great magnification, clear all through the range. I provides black range finder cross hair that can go green and red in several brightness levels. The Focus on the eye piece works like it should. Now to the elevation and windage adjustment. It has MOA adjustment which took me a bit to get used to, but i finally got it. (It was the loose nut behind the trigger). I got it sited in on my Ruger 10/22 and ran 100 rounds down the barrel. Had a few flyers but those were me not the scope. Scope did not loose zero. I mounded it on my 30-30 next and set my zero at 100 yards. Was able to maintain 2 inch group with a few flyers after shooting 100 rounds. this scope did not loose its zero. Cheap Scope but It is working like i need it to. Did manage to nail a coyote at 185 yards with scope mounted on the rifle. I'm sure when i mount it on my 243 I will have no problem. Recommend This purchase. I Just Started Predator Hunting again after not Hunting for more then 30 years and Starting out again can get expensive so deals like this makes it worth doing and not breaking the bank and keeps the wife happy.

These scope are perfect for rimfire rifles. They will not hold up to any centerfire rounds. Glass is decently clear but not so much at dusk. If you are looking for a cheap tactical style scope for your 22 rimfire rifle, this is it. As for air rifles, I would not recommend but you can give it a try since they are cheap.

I like this scope a lot. For the money you can't go wrong. Very clear lenses, adjusts well thru power settings. Minor adjustment is needed when going from 3 to 9 power, you will have to refocus a bit, totally expected in this price range. Red Green Illumination works good, handy for different lighting situations. Unit came with batteries ready to use. Scope mounts are solid and well machined. I am using this on a .22cal. Benjamin Nitro Piston air rifle. It is holding up to recoil so far ( 200 rounds). Very well packaged for shipping.

For the price it's a lot of offering. It's clear and magnification and focus ring are working perfect. I'm not sure about the windage/elevation adjustment yet since I'm still playing around with it. The included rings are... cheap. The will mount but I doubt they are straight and will need some lapping if you want to use it. My first mount was off way to the left and no way to adjust it back. I decided to reverse the mount to it points to right but will see the next time I'm on the range. The windage adjustment stopped functioning so I contacted the seller who immediately sent a replacement. I'm giving 5 stars based on the price, function and customer support. I would recommend to anyone looking for budget scope to try. You won't regret but do your research on how to mount scopes properly.

The Good: After buying an expensive Vortex scope for around 1k I opted for something dirt cheap to toss on another inexpensive rifle and chose this. I honestly wasn't expecting much for around $30 but I was initially pleasantly surprised as it came with the rings, was easy to mount and within the first few shots I had it zero'd in at 100 yards. I then took it out to 200 and then 300 yards and was easily able to ring 12" steel targets over and over. It's metal, not plastic, doesn't rattle and looks reasonably well built on the outside. The glass is pretty reasonable for the price.The Bad: Overall it's certainly nowhere near the quality of expensive scopes, the plastic end caps move and fall right off when opening them, the lighted reticle bleeds through and shines out into your eyes more like a flashlight instead of just lighting up the reticle like it should, this effectively makes the lighting system cool looking but useless.But that's all fine, I wasn't looking for top quality here, just something super basic that functions, I could toss the end caps in the trash and never turn use the light and still be happy with it. So how does it function you ask? I was able to accurately and easily shoot targets out to 300 yards but after about 100 rounds through it I noticed the zero would move way off and I'd have to adjust it again, then it would move again and I'd have to keep adjusting constantly, finally I just gave up when I couldn't even get on a 2x4' paper target. I'm just going to spend a bit more on a name brand to get something that lasts.

ive purchased several of the 3-9x40's scopes already i don't use the mounts supplied because i am very specific to my mounts. the scope is sufficient for all I've put them on thus far, that includes 22lr, 5.56, 300blk, 30-30, i like that the reticle is etched so power doesn't always have to be in use. i will be ordering a few more soon for a 7.62x39 and a 458 socom shortly and ill go so far as to be back commenting about that purchase after i shoot the 458 specifically with 550 grain ammo. ill say this we torture tested one of these and it withheld a lot of crap (L-vxIII-name brand) expensive scope didn't survive. don't change good reliable products are hard to find. i bought one of the 6-24x50 aswell and thats ran on a 308 like a champ, ill probably be moving that to a 6.5 creedmore just because i can.

After I used it for a while, now it won’t stay sighted in ! Pretty much junk

For twenty bucks, this seems like a pretty nice scope. I haven't been out to the range with it yet, but initial reaction is that the image through it is very clear. I like the flip up lens covers as well. I saw a YouTube review of a different but equally inexpensive scope and I'm expecting the same results from this one, really. Basically, I'm expecting this to work well until I hit it with a hammer, but even then it may just be the fault of the rings. Speaking of which, I had to buy some smaller rings to mount on my Marlin 795. The ones that this came with were too large. I guess I didn't realize it was going to illuminate when I ordered it.