Page 2 - Leapers UTG 4x32 AO Rifle Reviews

For an inexpensive scope, I think this is a pretty good one. I bought a Crosman "Avenger" for my great nephew and the scope that came with it was not to my liking so I purchased 2 of them to replace the one with the Avenger and one for my "Bronko". Both scopes are well made and are just fine with both rifles that I mounted them onto. I've shot around 150 rounds through the Avenger after shimming up the rear of the scope because of the droop on the barrel with the Avenger, I have it hitting a 1 inch target at 45 feetevery time with right around 862 FPS velosity using Crosman Super Match wad cutter pellet, 7.9 grain. Afer around 100 shots, the scope is still right on.

I don't care for the scope covers that come with the scope. I would prefer regular plastic cover eye pieces with the elastic bands over the rubber, flip open covers that come with the scope. The foreward cover has to be completely removed before using the rifle because the cover doesn't competely open while it's on the scope. No big deal but cumbersome.

The set power is a good match for a beginners rifled scope. It shows a nice, clear picture of the target at all distances, which is good considering my 66 year old eyes. Steve

Well made, clean and clear optics.

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I replaced a stock optics on my new break barrel because the original seemed to be some what distorted. This new scope made a big difference for me when looking down range, I even seemed to shoot straighter (don't I wish). I have had no movement of the scope after 400 rounds or so. I do check the screws often on all my rifles. This is a great scope replacement and I would purchase another. BTW PA is a great company to work with

While working, they worked well. The optics are clear. Adjustments are solid and true.

Longevity

I bought two. After about 1000 shots in each rifle, the following happened. The one on a Gamo Big Cat's crosshairs separated. The reticle on the Gamo Whisper Recon shifted about 45 degrees clockwise even thought the scope was in its original position. It's too bad. I liked them while they lasted.

Solid budget scope.

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A great budget scope that focuses well for the price and has a nice mil reticle. I did have one on a gas ram that knocked the ao ring lose, but still works. I would not recommend for magnum springers or gas rams.

This scope is great. I use it on my Daisey Avanti 853C .177 cal. pellet rifle for 10 meter range shooting only. Since I have a cataract on my right (dominant) eye, using the peep sight that came with the rifle caused a fuzzy brown blob to fill the center of the peep. This scope totally eliminates any interference from the cataract, and brought my score up to 98 the second week I used it. The adjustable objective works perfectly at 10 meters. The scope is clear, the focus brings the target in crisp and clear also. I was able to adjust the scope into the ten ring with approx. 10 shots. Love this scope.

The scope rings supplied are okay, but if you don't install them with the mounting bolt heads on the same side of the rifle they will cause the scope to take on an oblique angle to the rifle. When I first mounted the scope I did this and had to max out the scope's windage adjustment and was still just short of the ten dot. I removed the scope from the rings and turned one of the rings around to match the other, remounted the scope, brought the windage adjustment back to near zero and re-sighted the scope dead on the ten dot with very little adjustment required. I would suggest buying some BLK rings as they do not have this problem no matter how you mount them.

This scope adds about a pound to your rifle which from the bench creates no problem, but from the off-hand position you will definitely notice the additional weight. Overall this scope is great. I am enjoying shooting with it and definitely do not miss seeing that cataract in my sights. Also, as usual, Pyramyd Air shipped this out immediately and I had it in record time. Thanks Pyramyd Air. You are always great to do business with.

Feels solid. Clear optics edge-to-edge. Repeatable windage and elevation adjustments. Mounted to my inexpensive Ruger Air Hawk and shot close to point of aim prior to adjusting. Nice. Scope caps are ok. Of course you'll need to remove and replace scope caps as they rotate with the adjustable objective and with the ocular adjustment. Short, light weight.

The only things I would change would mean buying a different scope. I suppose adjustable power is nice, but don't need it. I imagine that an illuminated reticle is fun but would never use it. Schmancy target turrets for windage and elevation together with a side wheel for objective adjustment would make me feel real professional. I'm not. It's a simple, light weight, relatively compact scope with clear optics and repeatable adjustments that holds its zero solidly, and in a useful power for target and plinking. What more could I ask? Maybe a different reticle. A simple cross hair would be an improvement for me. I find the mil dot reticle/system annoying and next to useless. As in, "Hey, squirrel, let me pull out my range calculator so I can dial you in." As if the squirrel will wait.

Don't know who or what "Leapers" (TM) is, don't care. The scope is marked "UGT" (TM).

Just a really good solid scope. Lack of an IR is nothing but a plus, lighter and sleeker.

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For the price, with an AO, this is probably the best deal for an airgun scope on the market.

Great value scope, durable and no nonsense

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mounted it on a Gamo little cat, a good marriage

Very nice quality.

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I purchased two of these. I am mainly a target shooter and this scope is perfect for my use. I think the price is good for the quality. I will buying more of these scopes for other guns. Very nice.

nice little scope for the price. the mounts hold well on a springer too.

higher mounts would make it fit most guns.

Excellent optical quality, nicely made, came with very decent rings and the "hunter turrets" are much nicer to use than standard plastic adjusters.

I liked the softer/rounded metal contours of the previous generation of Leapers scopes, but that's really just nit-picking.

This scope is billed as having the "emerald" coatings (supposedly higher light transmission), but mine came with the standard blue lens coating, despite that it has really decent resistance to flare and very respectable low light performance. In my opinion, having a fixed power scope makes the mil-dot reticle much easier to use effectively than it is with a zoom scope. This is a great scope for the money!