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CenterPoint Optics 3-9x32 Rifle Scope Reviews

CenterPoint Optics 3-9x32 Rifle Scope, Illuminated Mil-Dot Reticle, 1/4 MOA, 1" Tube, 3/8" Dovetail Rings

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Rating 4.04.0 (18 reviews)
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Rating 5.05.0 5.0

Rating 5.05.0 5.0

By jato3.3gasolina from USA on 2010-12-29 12:48:05

Things I liked:

scope looks nice not to heavy.I mount this scope on my crosman titan gas piston. 22.cal is the best

Things I would have changed:

nothing

What others should know:

nothing graet scope for the money.

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

Rating 2.02.0 2.0

Rating 4.04.0 4.0

By Rony from USA on 2012-11-18 13:24:39

Things I liked:

Looks well built. Hope it turns out to be as strong and dependable as the 4x32. It was fairly easy to zero in. Should have used low weaver mounts due to it having a weaver mount adapter on the rifle,the elevation almost bottomed out,but it zeroed. I have it mounted on a RWS 350 Feuerkraft that kick like a mule.

Things I would have changed:

For the price,which is comparable to Leapers ,Center Point should include weaver mounts in the package. Hope Center Point has as good a warranties and service as Leapers. I have bought the Center Point scopes because I have MAGNUM air rifles: Gamo Socom Extreme - RWS 350- Xisico B 28- Ruger mag- these guns have a tendency to break the reticle on the Leapers although Leapers makes good on their life time warranties it becomes a hassle sending them back. The Center Point 4x32 has a larger and stronger reticle, the 3-9x 40 reticle is thinner hope this does not affect its durability with Magmuns

What others should know:

The scope comes packaged in a plastic shell enclosure looks kinda of cheap next to the Lleaper and UTG packaging . Truth be it the Center Point is a toss up for $10 to $15 more one can buy the Leapers or UTG 4-16x40 that is a much better scope-got my fingers crossed. Almost forgot the scope is not AO,but it does not seem to give me problems with parallax . Got very good groups less than half inch at 20 yards with the RWS 350 feuerkraft. If your going to use this scope on a regular air rifle that is not a Magnum springer,or if its for a PCP you should expect no problems and find it a very good scope.

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  • Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    Clear black reticle, even mostly clear at 9X close range. Pretty hardy and made for many gun types. Price is great. Fairly lightweight & looks good!

    Things I would have changed:

    Make an adjustable objective option for a little more. Make lens covers to actually fit the scope. The illuminated reticles are a little fuzzy, I wish they were sharper but you get what you pay for when it comes to scopes.

    What others should know:

    This is a good scope for the money. I have it on 3 of my air guns. Does not have AO but reticle remains fairly clear even at 9X close range shot. Not as clear as an AO scope would let you get but better than some other non-AO 3-9X scope reticles I have had in the past. The IR's adjust to differing brightness levels which is nice (although they are not crystal sharp) but they help do the job, especially at night. If you do not need heavy magnification and want a fairly light scope for your higher FPS springers or gas rams this is a good choice as it can handle the recoil or a good choice for someone wanting to train for using their non-AO hunting guns.

  • Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    Bought this scope for my grandson. He loves it

    Things I would have changed:

    Nothing

    What others should know:

    Great scope for the money

  • Rating 3.03.0 3.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    It comes with caps for the lens, and it comes with Asesome

    Things I would have changed:

    Nothing

    What others should know:

    To get this

  • Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Things I liked:

    Not bad for an inexpensive scope.

    Things I would have changed:

    More mil-dots

    What others should know:

    Does not come with the rings in the picture. They are 3/8 dovetail but only double screws On top not guad.

  • Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Things I liked:

    Holds a zero very well, is easily adjusted by hand, very clear picture

    Things I would have changed:

    The illuminated reticle is cool in idea, but doesn't seem to work all that well in practice. At night, you can't focus on what you're trying to shoot at since the reticle is brighter than the thing you're aiming at. Even during the day, it was hard to focus beyond the reticle. I'm not sure if this is just me, or if others have this problem too.

    What others should know:

    As stated above, the illuminated reticle is cool idea and all, but does to work too well in the real world. Other than that little problem, this scope is perfect. It holds a zero, even after being bumped, it's so clear, it almost seems like you're that close, the windage and elevation knobs are easily adjusted by hand (it's still easier using a coin)

  • Rating 3.03.0 3.0

    Rating 2.02.0 2.0

    Things I liked:

    This the second one I buy from Pyramyd and it has held up to the beatings of my RWS mags - knock on wood ! The scope functions very well and holds its zero well ,as for visibility it nice and clear up to around 7 to 8 power.

    Things I would have changed:

    My scope came with the wrong lens covers and the wrong mounts ,all this sealed in a vacuum plastic pack a torment to open . Didn't send it bak because I had other mounts ,the ones that came were single screw models but shown as double. The lens covers are to big for the scope . Sending back these items living in Puerto Rico where we have USA postal service is a hassle because we have to pay the shipping. So I balanced out as damage control . This policy of only covering the lower 48 is not fair commercial practice.

    What others should know:

    The scope is light but it seems to have a strong reticle ,not so the cheaper center point models which I recommend not wasting time and money on them.

  • Rating 3.03.0 3.0

    Rating 3.03.0 3.0

    Things I liked:

    The scope is good and it has held up to the beating of my RWS mags the 350 and the 34 keep its poi and the picture is really clear for the price.

    Things I would have changed:

    The warranty is shoddy at best ,more investment in claiming than the worth of the product.

    What others should know:

    I received one of these scopes yesterday ,the second one I buy through Pyramyd and it came with lens covers that do not fit the scope or the price, they put the cheapest ones in the package and the mounts that came with the scope have single screws on the top not the doubles advertised . Crosman is flip flopping!

  • Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    Ease of use, good size, looks well made. Didn't even had to adjust.

    Things I would have changed:

    None so far.

    What others should know:

    Great scope for its cost

  • Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    wellmade,accurate,light weight,sharp optics

    Things I would have changed:

    add parrallax adjustment ,leave off illuminated reticle

    What others should know:

    lack of parrallax is good and bad . good is 1 less adjustment in a quick shot ,varmints , bad,cant focus as close

  • Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    Nice looking for the size and good power, less craftmanship, made in China. It is very good over all and pretty easy to adjust and accuracy for new shooter like me. @ 50 yds zoom power 9 get a little blurry.

    Things I would have changed:

    LOL, better lens cover would be nice. The one came in a package is a joke. - 40mm objective lens will be really nice. - better quality build.

    What others should know:

    Get this one or same Centerpoint 3-9*40 bigger visibility and better value to your money.

  • Rating 2.02.0 2.0

    Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Things I liked:

    Looks well built. Hope it turns out to be as strong and dependable as the 4x32. It was fairly easy to zero in. Should have used low weaver mounts due to it having a weaver mount adapter on the rifle,the elevation almost bottomed out,but it zeroed. I have it mounted on a RWS 350 Feuerkraft that kick like a mule.

    Things I would have changed:

    For the price,which is comparable to Leapers ,Center Point should include weaver mounts in the package. Hope Center Point has as good a warranties and service as Leapers. I have bought the Center Point scopes because I have MAGNUM air rifles: Gamo Socom Extreme - RWS 350- Xisico B 28- Ruger mag- these guns have a tendency to break the reticle on the Leapers although Leapers makes good on their life time warranties it becomes a hassle sending them back. The Center Point 4x32 has a larger and stronger reticle, the 3-9x 40 reticle is thinner hope this does not affect its durability with Magmuns

    What others should know:

    The scope comes packaged in a plastic shell enclosure looks kinda of cheap next to the Lleaper and UTG packaging . Truth be it the Center Point is a toss up for $10 to $15 more one can buy the Leapers or UTG 4-16x40 that is a much better scope-got my fingers crossed. Almost forgot the scope is not AO,but it does not seem to give me problems with parallax . Got very good groups less than half inch at 20 yards with the RWS 350 feuerkraft. If your going to use this scope on a regular air rifle that is not a Magnum springer,or if its for a PCP you should expect no problems and find it a very good scope.

  • Rating 3.03.0 3.0

    Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Things I liked:

    I bought this scope as a replacement for the one that came on my Crosman Titan GP.Had some trouble with point of impact dropping about 4 in. every 200 or 300 hundred rounds. The problem has gotten better, but every tin or so (500rds.), I have to readjust the scope.So I live with the task of adjusting my scope every 500 or 600 hundred rounds.Now to the good part, on my Titan, when the scope is "on", groups run about 2.25 in. at 60 yds. YES, THAT'S 2.25 IN. at 60 YDS!!

    Things I would have changed:

    A one piece mount would be great on this set-up.

    What others should know:

    The illuminated reticles are not visible during daylight hours.

  • Rating 4.04.0 4.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    I paid $78 for my scope, after a remount and loctite the scope is excellent on my Titan Nitro GP

    Things I would have changed:

    Lens caps are useless.

    What others should know:

    Reticle is not visible in bright light.

  • Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    it's a good looking scope specially on my beeman rifle

    Things I would have changed:

    none

    What others should know:

    none

  • Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    Slim design is a plus to add a laser & flashlight that came with my Gamo Varmint Hunter.

    Things I would have changed:

    Front rubber cover is not same design as tube it covers. A little ackward. I noticed a little shifting zeroing and breaking in, but have not noticed any more (Prefer one piece mounts).

    What others should know:

    Great scope for the price!

  • Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    scope looks nice not to heavy.I mount this scope on my crosman titan gas piston. 22.cal is the best

    Things I would have changed:

    nothing

    What others should know:

    nothing graet scope for the money.

  • Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    i don't know were to begin! the adjustable focus brightness levels on red and green illumination the hunter windage and elevation is a nice feature too. oh and all the moving parts don't need to be handled like your grandmother's fine china. they are very resilient.

    Things I would have changed:

    nothing.

    What others should know:

    i have this on my Marlin 60 it is a "tack driver" at 50 yards. i recommend this to any one. Oh and its tested for durability with a .416 Riggby !

  • Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Rating 5.05.0 5.0

    Things I liked:

    I like that the scope has true hunter windage and elavation nobs. also it has a mil dot retical and is able to light red or green .

    Things I would have changed:

    I would change nothing about this scope

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