Page 2 - UTG 3-9x50 AO Rifle Scope Reviews

I BOUGHT THIS SCOPE TO REPLACE MY GAMO SCOPE BECAUSE THIS SCOPE HAS AO AND, A MIL-DOT RETICLE. I AM GLADE I DID. THIS SCOPE IS VERY ACCURATE ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND HOW TO USE IT PROPERLY. I HAVE THE BEST BANG FOR THE BUCK WITH THIS SCOPE AND I PLAN TO REPLACE ALL MY LOW QUALITY SCOPES WITH THIS SCOPE. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE QUALITY FOR A LOW AFFORDABLE PRICE.

IT WOULD BE NICE TO HAVE A SIDE ADJUSTED AO INSTEAD BEING ADJUSTED ON THE SCOPE BELL.

THIS SCOPE CAN HANDLE SPRING RIFLE RECOIL WITH NO PROBLEMS AT ALL. I WOULD DEFINITELY BUY LEAPERS SCOPES AGAIN. IF YOU WANT A GOOD QUALITY SCOPE FOR A LOW PRICE THEN THIS SCOPE IS ONE I TRULY RECOMMEND.

Great scope, well built and affordable for the "pellet-shooter" that doesnt want to spend a small fortune on an air rifle.

I saw a video from a "gun-smith" on you tube associated with Pyramid air, thats how I found this site; point being, he discussed barrel droop with adjustable scopes. His advice helped a great deal, I lost all verticle adjustment and had to (based on his guidence) place two thin aluminum shims (from a can) to raise the rear scope clamp to regain verticel adjustment. I used a single mount, and although the rear mount was not flush when secured, I tightened it down and with the newly regained verticle adjustments I could sight my stoeger x20s to 25 yards to 3 shots in a "dime".

Very nice look & feel, nice optics and user friendly, looks great en the gun..! specially with the included sun shade..!

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perfect for carbines and hunting

Easily adjusted & re-zeroed, Sharp clear optics,easily adjusted,& the mil-dot reticle is clear and sharp.

Lens covers. Removable ones would be fine.

Great scope.Set it and forget it. Sighted mine at 30yds,& use it from 10yds to 100yds with no problem. Great accuracy. 1Shot ,1kill with squirrels out to 50yds & 10 shot groups you can cover with a nickle at 30yds

Very clear and bright in average conditions. Turrets have a nice feel to them as you adjust. Mil dot retical is fine enough for very small targets.

I'd be OK without the lighted reticle if it trimmed some weight.

It's a little heavy at 22 oz 1.5lb. Great value and rugged enough for magnum springers.

Pretty much everything.

I'm not a big fan of the flip up lens covers but they work well enough.

This is my 3rd Leapers scope. If you want a quality scope without spending a lot of money Leapers is the way to go.

nice wide view & the illuminated recticle is cool

don't care for the dust caps, both caps held together by bunges is much better loose fitting of course

first scope had intermitten illumination problem but PA replaced it pronto

Clear and dead on and not moving so far with rws droop mount after 500 rds. on rws 34 to6 trigger 177. Can see mosquito on cardboard target at 15 yrds...He went bye bye.

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P.A. sales girl knew that UTG mount did not work on TO6 rifle...Saved me a send back and hassle...Awesome somebody knows what they are selling.=)

Variable power, mil dot, flip-up dust caps, and the illuminated reticle. Decent optics for a scope in this price range. Also came with a sun shade and alan wrenches.

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Mounted mine on a Beeman Kodiak .25 using Beeman 5036 single piece high scope mount. After sighting in the scope it has stayed right on (I've run somewhere between 50-60 rounds through the rifle since mounting) with no tracking like I have had with other scopes. I believe the mount and scope combination is just right for my Kodiak which has a lot of vibration when it fires. I was a little concerned on the low price (usually low quality) but other reviews on the scope swayed me to try it. Scope appears to be tough enough to handle what my Kodiak is dishing out.

Well I bought another one - that says it all

I think all scopes should be lighter - not to say this one is heavy - just all scopes should be light strong & durable

this is my third of this model & I have other Leapers that I love

R/G illuminated mil-dot. Clear optics. 50mm objective lets in a lot of light. Sunshade is included, as is a spare battery. I installed this on my HW95, as an upgrade from a Gamo 4 power scope. It holds zero perfectly. Locking/zero resettable W/E knobs. I really like this scope.

Side wheel objective adjustment would be the only thing I would change. This would keep you from having to remove the flip-up lens cap when adjusting the objective lens.

You need high rings or a high one-piece mount in order to use this scope. This is a good scope for the Benjamin Marauder. I put one on mine and love it.

this is an awesome scope I got it for Christmas and sited it in on my rws34 that has broken many previous scopes after it was dead on target I could shoot dime at 50 yards all day with .22 cal jsb exact rs 13.43grain pellets and it works with my rws lock down mount the illuminated reticle is great on red for shooting at night to

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this scope adds some weight to an air rifle and is great for hunting or target shooting the mil dot is good for longer shots and range estimation if you can do the math.

It is crystal clear. Seems to be well built. Easy to adjust. Holds its zero.

When one changes the AO lense cap has to be removed because cover will not clear the barrel unless either short move or complete circle.

I think that this scope is great for such a low price.

this is a great scope

dont like the locks for the turets

you need a high mount

It took only 3 days for me to receive this scope. Thanks go to the Pyramydair staff. This scope looks great, feels wonderful, and the performance is just outstanding. Its heavy weight added an extra stability to my gamo cfx .22, turning it into a great looking shooting platform. Wonderful deal for its money.

The Length of this scope is considerable, so wish Leapers could shorten it by 1 or 2 inch. But of course, performance goes first.

I don't write reviews that often for products i purchase, but I'll make this an exception. Buy this scope! It's actually better than the 6-24 x 50 leapers option i have tried before. It's got the optimal length vs. weight ratio. 50 objective lens offer clear sight on target. 3x9 should be enough for a regular air rifle that has an effective range of 75yrds/ 70m. 24 magnification is a little overkill.

Large objective lense, clear/wide field of view.

Nothing much,for the price its pretty good

I got this gun for my marlin 981t .22lr rifle, and it holds up pretty good, I can shoot my. 22 at 125 yards comfortably., but if the scope sits low on your gun, and you want to usethe paralax adjustment,you'll have to keep taking off the front scope cover.

Leapers scopes are known for their ruggedness, and the 'True Strength' label on the newer generation means they will hold up to punishing recoil of most high powered Springers. The optics are also quite clear, especially for a scope in this price range, and the fifty millimeter objective gathers a bit more light than the forty. This adjustable optic, on the front of the bell housing, has a range of 5 yards to infinity, perfect for the relatively short distances of airgun work, but also accomodating if longer range is desired. The turrets are fully adjustable for wind and elevation, with a zero reset feature and a lockdown feature on each turret after you get it zeroed in. The milliradian reticle, in black, is crisp and clear, and it also has a red and green lighting feature if you want to use it. I do most of my target shooting in the daylight, so the unlighted black reticle is fine. The lighted feature might help if you use the scope to hunt in low light conditions.

Keeping in mind this is not a three-hundred dollar rifle scope on a high powered rifle, I wouldn't change a thing.

The scope is quite accurate, easy to adjust, and it holds adjustment perfectly, with no perceivable creep or erector shift. It is filled with nitrogen which prevents optical fogging, it is advertised to be waterproof (I'll take them at their word), and the scope comes with a screw-on Sun-shade and removable, flip-up, rubber lens caps. The diameter of the fifty millimeter bell housing necessitates using high profile rings, whether a one piece mount or two seperate rings. On high powered Springers I've had more success keeping scopes from moving by using one piece mounts by various manufacturers. All-in-all the Leapers is a great scope, especially considering its cost.

solid built very clear lense works perfect on my gamo hunter extreme

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if you own a hard recoil air rifle this is the right scope for you

Clear field of view. AO. Easy zeroing. Easy mounting.

The turret for zeroing. Allen key is a bit of a pain. Once zeroed it stays though.

Good glass for the price. I have hit everything I put in the crosshairs.

high power, illuminated reticle

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im getting this for my real .22 rifle im pretty sure it will hold up, ive had scopes with illuminate reticles before and i think their great