Tech Force 3-9x32 AO Rifle Reviews

Decent glass

Got this as a combo with RWS 34. Held zero for about 6 months then was all over and constantly had to try to adjust. Pyramid air has superb customer service and replaced the unit under warranty. So far so good with the replacement

Low price for an AO scope, decent zoom range no tool adjustments.

Any changes would increase the price and that is the major reason to buy this scope "VALUE"

Not a bad scope for the price. Fairly sharp in the center falls off towards the edge of the field a bit. Reticle is on the thick side. Some what narrow field, sensitive to eye placement. Much better then the usual cheap scopes most makers include with low cost "Wally World" type combo packages. Just remember to order rings none are included.

The 3 x 9 power. The parallax adjustment.

I feel you should be able to lock the focus ring into place.

Overall a good scope. Seems to hold its accuracy.

Adjustable objective at this price point is great, works fairly well to 25 yards. Haven't played with it beyond that yet. Overall look and heft of the scope is nice, turrets requite no tool and crisply click.

I want to say horrible... maybe disappointing field of view would be better. I read about this in reviews prior to getting this scope and it true.

All things considered I would recommend this scope for the money, especially if you do more fun shooting that hunting. Not the best fov for target acquisition on the draw.

Easy to adjust elevation and windage. A little hard to get reticle to focus but stayed in adjustment.

After about 300 rounds fired from my RWS Diana 34 that the scope came with it broke. It kept getting further out of adjustment with each shot and finally could not be focused at all. Sent back to Pyramid for warranty replacement.

By the gun without this scope and get a better one.

Windage and elevation adjustments seem reasonably crisp and repeatable. Maintains zero through with change in magnification.

The adjustable objective feels and sounds like turning a loose muffler on a rusty tailpipe. Objective adjustment seems especially sensitive to small changes in range (more so than other AO scopes I've used.)

Simple, inexpensive. Came as part of a combo package with an RWS 48. I won’t cry should it fall off the table or gets crushed if I step on it.

If the scope is truly a quality-built product, give it a lifetime limited warranty to enhance its value proposition.

This is a basic scope, entry level, get the job done type scope. It will give you a baseline from which to choose your next scope when you decide to get serious about sighting systems.

I do not like this scope.

Make it to stand up to the recoil of the Hatsan 125 sniper .25 cal.

For about three weeks I was hunting squirrel and doing fine. One day I took one squirrel and after that I could not keep zero to save my life. I could not even get close to sighting it in to hit the bull before it would move way off course.I checked the gun to see if it was tight in the stock,the scope in the rings and the rings on the gun. Everything was tight.

Affordability. Ease of use. Crisp image.

Maybe an option of field adjustable on verticle and horizonal. Quick release scope caps.

Very nice deal for the money. Great for smaller, medium powered air rifle configuration for distnaces up to fifty yards.

Good magnification, holds zero really well, clear optics, good eye relief.

more accurate yardage settings, longer warranty

Purchased the RWS34 Striker T06 Combo in June and this was the included scope. Surprisingly this little scope is holding up really well thru several tins of pellets as I have only had to adjust zero once after initial sight in. This does not include minor adjustments when changing pellet designs. The yardage marks are not accurate but the magnification is good, glass is clear and eye piece focus is quick and spot on. If it breaks tomorrow, oh well, I want higher magnification and more light gathering capabilities anyway. Cannot say I would definitely consider this brand again but this has been a really good low end scope so far.

This scope was part of a "Combo" deal. It mounted up well, had plenty of eye relief and focused well.

This scope broke after about 50-60 shots. I would change the RWS combo package to a higher quality scope and adjust the price as necessary.

Pyramyd Air is very big on customer service and they promptly did everything possible to satisfy me.

Good quality. Well built. Good value for the money.

The knob grips for changing the vertical and horizontal axis are tough on the finger tips, especially if zeroing and needing to crank them a lot.

For the money it's a good scope.

Nothing.

Needs a redesign.

I bought this scope with a Diana 48 as a combo. Big mistake. When I received the gun I removed from the case and heard things rattling around in the scope, instantly returned it for a replacement. I now have a hundred shots on the second one and the scope is foggy the nitrogen charge is gone. Have since bought a different scope. I also bought the twenty for twenty service,another waste after the scope incident.

great value.great scope.stays on sight during sighting in.very pleased

nothing.but I wish they came with flip up cover. Iwould have even payed more.thats how pleased I am

your going to love this as much as Ido

Bright and clear image. Easy to adjust for parallax.

Threads on turret covers are a bit rough - almost feels like they may gall.

Not positive how reproducible the "clicks" are on the elevation and windage adjustments.

This TF scope has excellent, and bright optics. It also has knobs on the adjustment turrets that eliminate the need for a coin, or screwdriver, to adjust windage and elevation. I use it on a powerful springer without any problems. The OA is a plus when shooting at different distances, and the focus adjustment assures sharp clarity. I like it so much that I bought another.

Came with my RWS34P Striker combo. I have about 1000 shots thru it, not problems. Clear, bright, decent scope.

Nothing

For the money, pretty good scope. I recently bought a Crosman Phantom and Leapers Accushot 1 piece mount for it from PA. After a few hundred shots thru it for break in, install an aftermarket trigger, this scope is on my short list to mount on the phantom.

ao. 3x9x32. clear .

Make it better so it can withstand recoil of an springer.

get a UTG OR LEAPERS.

Bright, Clear,you can adjust it at 9X in my 35' range and it's clear as a bell. I've had at least 10 other brands of the 3-9X32 scopes and would rate this with the best of them especially for the price. Give it a shot "Pun Intended" you won't be disappointed.

Flip up caps would be a nice touch even if it was a few more bucks.

I don't know if it would hold up on a Walther Talon Magnum springer but I put it on a Hatsan #95-.22 and it's a tack driver and the owner is extremely happy. I was putting 5 shot groups in about a 9mm hole with Benjamin Discovery PCP's which is pretty good for a 5.5mm rd and 50+ year old eyes.

Decent optics, range focus appears to be spot on.

For the price, nothing.

This scope came with my RWS 350 .177 Striker combo. After a few days of hard shooting the only issue has been the locking screws coming loose on the turret adjustment knobs, an easy fix. Not bad considering that the 350 is a known scope killer. The optics are reasonably clear, especially considering the price point. There is a little play in the adjustment knobs, i.e. they can move a little even though they are on one of the click stops. Range focus is surprisingly good. The POI shifts a little with magnification changes, but that is common on any inexpensive scope with a second focal plane reticle. Overall, for the money you spend, you could do a lot worse.