CenterPoint AR22 Series 4x32mm compact rifle scope

The Mil-Dots. You can do some Rangefinding with it. The Mil-Dots. Makes a Second Shot MUCH More Precise! The Crosshairs are a little thick if you're shooting beyond 50yds. If you're Ambushing Critters at 100yds., this probably isn't the Rig for you. But, if you're Ambushing Critters at 100yds., your Trajectory will be so Pronounced at 50yds., that your Rig will be useless at that distance anyway.

The Fast Focus Eyepiece lens. I Focused mine for 35yds., and Fixed it. Springers and Pumpers will shake the Eyepiece Lens loose in its Threads. For Maximum Precision, that's Not Good.

I just obtained two more of these from Pyramyd Air.
I'm going to get some O-rings to Fit in the trough behind the Knurling for the Focus, to "Fix" the Focus.
If that doesn't work, I will, "Fix" it. Permanently.
These are Real Hard to Beat at Normal Airgun Distances.

Compact size looks good on a custom Crosman 1377. It holds zero well. The mil-dots come in handy once you find out the drop of your rifle. And the price is good for a scope like this.

I would like the reticle to be a bit thinner, but other than that nothing.

Very good scope for the money, easy to zero in, good optics good light in at dusk. Can hit target at 50 feet with it.

nothing really just worked good for my 1377.

get yourself a off set mount and this will bring in your eye relief

light weight, came with rings, somewhat clear optics, compact lenght

make crosshairs thinner, and possible AO (adj. objective lens)

The cross hairs are really thick making it have less precision, making the accuracy . to relate... The mil-dot are as big as the base of a 12.oz soda can...thats big. its a ok scope for 50 yards and under. Also the focus is just ....ok not great or good , but ok. I guess for the money its ok.

Seemed to be well made with decent optics and adjustments.

Simply too short to be mounted on any rifle I have. Once mounted you can't get your eye close enough to use the scope. Mounted ot on a 2300T pistol with the Crosman add-on shoulderr stock and this combination works out very well. Otherwise I find the scope has very limited utility.

This scope was easy to sight in, and came with a card to help estimate the number of mildots to use when shooting in wind, longer distances, etc. The variable zoom is also a nice added touch.

I found myself stretching exceedingly far to get my eye positioned right on the scope. Perhaps the scope could be allowed to be set further back on the mounts, or maybe it's just my gun.