Page 2 - CenterPoint AR22 Series 4x32 Duplex Reviews

Price. Nice crosshairs. Holds zero.

More focus adj for my eyes

I know how to adjust scopes. Adjusted all the way my target is still blurry. Could just be my eyes

Nice, satisfying adjustment. Very good for 30 yard shooting

Comes with the Crosman 1077 but is great on cheap airguns such as the Daisy Powerline 880

It helps slightly.

Needs an adjustable focus, not just a fake ring that does nothing.

Save your money. I'm sure you can find a better scope in the aftermarket for about the same price.

Came with my crosman 1077 and works well with the rifle.

Decent scope but shop around. There are better scopes on the market for a better price.

I got this for my Crosman 1077. It works like a dream. It is the scope that they sell with this gun but I waited til later to buy it. Once you zero this scope in with laser bore sighter and fine tune by shooting to color changing targets you will not miss.

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This scope is made for the 1077 and the 1077 is a great rifle even though I have a Hammerli 850 now and a Benjamin Disco on the way. The 1077 will go through metal roofing at 20 feet with Gamo Rocket ammo!!!

This has marks on the cross hairs similar to mil dot for various ranges.

Not much for the money.

This is perfect for using with see-through mounts and iron sights at close range. Just realize, it does not have an adjustable objective. It is accurate at longer distances, not so much at close range. 20 to 30 yards is good.

My scope came with a Crosman MTR77NP rifle. The scope reticle started turning after a dozen shots. Thought it may have come loose, re-leveled, retightened all mount screws. Shot another dozen plus rounds, the reticle was turned 45%. I called Crosman customer service, very nice people, they shipped a new scope very quickly.

Not much for the price, just make the reticle so it doesnt move and it would be a very good scope. It's imported and low price, can't ask for much more.

Crosman, very good customer service!

This came with my Crosman 1077 and is perfect for the air rifle. At 10 to 15 yards it is perfect with the 1077. It is easy to sight in and hasn't required any tweaking since.

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Great scope for the money, clear optics and easy to set up.

Clear and bright. 30 yd parallax. Classic design. Price tag.

Durability factor or sell with (or recommend for) pneumatic / CO2 / PCP rifles ONLY!

This seems to be what came with my Crosman Titan .22 NP... it lasted about 150 to 250 pellets before the left and top cross-hair posts separated from the right and bottom posts... now it looks two quadrants not quite touching at the corners. If I ever acquired a new CP AR22, I would not use it on a springer or Nitro piston! I bet it would be great on a Crosman 2100 or Daisy 880 because it is more economical than an AO scope, yet has a 30yd parallax correction which makes it more suitable for airguns than the 100yd firearm scopes!

I mounted this onto a Crosman 2100 Classic for some tighter groupings than using the open sights on the gun. The scope provided a pretty clear view of the intended target, the mounts work great on the 2100, maybe not so much on a springer. It is a basic scope that performs well at what it is intended to do.

For thirty dollars, nothing.

It does have a set screw but I would imagine the recoil from a spring piston would eventually damage this budget friendly scope.

It's very clear to look through and stays put on the rifle. I haven't had to adjust it. It even works well on a moonlit night. It does the job quite well at a very affordable price. Even my friend who has been shooting all his life and owns many real guns loves it.

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It's well worth your money.

Excellent, haven't missed a target yet.

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I have this scope mounted on a Gamo Socom extreme .177 and on a Ruger mag air rifle both guns are scope breakers and this very inexpensive scope has withheld the beating other much more expensive scopes can't. The scope visibity is super clear really good for 30 to 60 yard shooting . The reticle is strong,no mil dot ,but well made.

Nothing,but maybe offer it with weaver mount,even if it raises the price a couple of bucks.

Maybe I have had luck, but my experience has been that this cheap scope is very dependable... Keeping my fingers crossed.

Eye relief, crisp image.

QUALITY, QUALITY, QUALITY

My unit, like others, was supplied with a Benjamin Nitro Piston rifle. The scope lasted about 50 rounds before something in it got loose. Useless. Holds a 18" group at 50ft. Safest place when this scope is mounted is in front of the target!

Came with my Remington Vantage 1200 Springer. Didn't last a month. Reticle started moving after about 250 rounds.

Wish they hadn't included it with the rifle.

This is an inexpensive scope that may not last on your springer. I threw it away after my reticle looked like an X instead of vertical and horizontal crosshairs. Crosshairs moved with each shot. Unreliable.

Clear optics, rings came attached and set in place for mounting. Adjustments are repeatable clicks.

A dot cross hair version would be nice.

Great scope at a great price. If you want more power, there's other scopes out there.

It is a well made piece of gear, especially at the low price. Initially, the the sighting was way off, until I sighted it in using a regular bullseye type target.

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The parallax is very tight, and the eye relief is perfect on my Remington Summit .22 caliber rifle. Everything fits just right, and the lighter weight scope makes for an easier carry in the field. Perfect for brush hunting rabbits. The low light transmission is better than my Brushnell Trophy and my other CenterPoint scope 3-4x40AO. The clarity is more than adequate, although I think the picture could be a tiny bit sharper.

I can't think of anything for the price.

It comes with what look like pretty good quality rings.

This is a cheap scope - and it is essentially what comes with the Crosman Quest 1000x when you buy the package. It gives you ok accuracy, but that is what you would expect from a 30 dollar scope.

The reticle moves too much when you move your grip. If you tilt your head while looking through the scope, you have a whole new point of impact. If you want a really good cheap scope, go with a Leapers Bug Buster.

Make sure the rings you use with this have a good stop pin, because if you are mounting this scope on a breakbarrel, it will inch back slowly and possibly shave the stop pin right off of the scope mounts.

Nice scope for the money. Good low light capability.

Better reticle with mil-dot or mini crosses for windage and elevation correction.

This scope realy requires you to have a consistant cheek weld to get consistant accuracy. Any slight wandering side to side and so goes your aimpoint.