Page 2 - Winchester 4x32 AO Rifle Scope Reviews

Great adjustable objective scope for the money!

Would be great if this was a variable zoom scope as well, but considering the cost this scope is plenty good!

If you're tired of squinting, this is the upgrade for you!

Great scope

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fairly easy to sight in decent clarity for low priced scope

mounting rings that came with scope would not hold tight to grove in barrel after three or four shots scope rings would pop off barrel had to put a different set of rings on.

easy to sight in and lens are very clear

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this is the second one i bought been having the first one about a year no problems at all.im hitting squirrels at 40 yards with my crosman shockwave.this is a really good scope

Nice unit easy set up

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Good air gun scope

Works well and easy to sight in.

View is good under various lighting conditions.

The mounts that it comes with are no good. I put this scope on a Hatsan Proxima and they won't hold the scope in place, no matter how much they're tightened down. Plan on using different mounts. Also, it's difficult to sight in.

I purchased this scope for an old Crosman CO2 rifle. Mounting was easy with the included tip off mount. The scope is very clear and the price was reasonable.

It would be great if this scope was made in the USA since it carries the Winchester name.

Im not sure this scope would hold up in a spring piston action.

Very bright image and the parallax elimination work very good at correct distance as the objective lens ring indicates. It eliminated parallax to almost zero at 38 ft when the ring indicates 38 ft. It is a good basic scope.

The included mounts are a little high. It is okay, though. I changed to 11mm high mounts to lower the scope by 4mm.

The diopter adjustment lock ring is very tightly fastened at the factory. When the objective lens is adjusted to perfect parallax elimination, the focus is not at the greatest. But trust the lens ring to eliminate the parallax, and does not use the adjustable objective as focus ring.

Construction and materials seem fine, even though manufactured in China. Adjustment clicks are easy to operate. Optics are clear, no problems.

There are too few gradation markings for the parallax adjustment. The markings are 30 ft., 50 ft. 75 ft. with nothing in between. You have to guess at it, and the markings themselves are not accurate. The mounting rings are cheap and poorly made.

I'm using this on a Beeman RS2 break rifle. I only use it to shoot squirrels at 40 to 80 feet. I retained the original rings as they are much better than the ones that come with this scope. Initially I set it up with all adjustments made for 30 ft. It was accurate at 30 ft. but I was missing every shot at longer distances. I then set the target at 70 feet and it was way off, missing the target entirely by about 6" both vertically and horizontally. Then I reset the adjustments to have accuracy at 70 feet. Next I set my target at 40 ft. and set the parallax at approximately 40 ft. You have to guess at it and approximate it, because there are no markings on the scope for distances between 30-50 ft. Again the shorts were not accurate. So I set the parallax at about 55 ft. while still shooting at the target at 40 ft. Then my shots were accurate. This means the parallax settings on the scope are NOT accurate. I had to make my own markings on the scope to correct the ones that are there.

Everything moves smoothly and it comes with mounting hardware. Great scope for the money its mounted to my little girls Diana great for egucating and a good starting scope.

Focus ring or zoom. But for the price cant really ask for more.

You are awesome!

nice quality makes my Crossman 2100 really perform . a scope of this quality would have cost much more in the past. this is perfect for my uses and has tightened up my group considerably .

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if you don't want to spend more money on the scope than you did on the air rifle your putting it on this is a no brainer. you are defiantly getting more value for your money with this scope

Very inexpensive for an AO scope.

I haven't used it yet. Will install on my grandson's new air rifle in a few days.

One of cheapest AO scopes I have seen. Looks like a good idea for a starter scope on a kid's first air rifle. We will see how it fares.

Love it

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Good quality

It fantastic budget scope well worth the money spent.

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It great bidet scope for first pcp rifle like Diana Stormrider

Nothing special.

I can't seem to get a clear picture at 25 yards. maybe it's the optics.

My Simmons scopes are much better.

very nice for price.

tommy glass

The size, value

Add a mildot reticle

I mounted this on my Gamo Urban in a pinch during 15yd testing of pellets & initial break in. I have yet to mount it on a break barrel. Scope focused just fine at that distance, reticle was clear & zero didn't budge over those 200 shots. Doesn't hurt that I can purchase it locally for under $20 as well. Better than most bundle scopes

This scope is about what I expected for the price. I haven't had it long enough to see how it holds up after a lot of shooting. I like the adjustable objective feature -- that's what led me to buy it.

The included rings are plastic. That was a disappointment, and I replaced them with decent-quality rings immediately. The plastic rings went in the trash, where they belong. It required screwing the ocular lens almost all the way out to focus the reticle. It felt like the threads were very rough, almost like they had sand in them. I unscrewed the ocular all the way, cleaned out the threads, and lubricated them. It helped a bit. With the ocular screwed out as far as I had to go, there was a fair amount of slop, which made it difficult to get good focus on the reticle.

It's sold under the Winchester name, but it's not made by Winchester. It's made in Chine and "licensed" by Winchester -- which means they paid Winchester to be allowed to use the name.

Well, it can't get much less expensive. It's certainly the right size for smaller air guns (I put this one on an HW 25). It couldn't have been easier and quicker to mount and get sighted in.

You know, for the price it's really hard to start getting picky. No, it's not a zoom scope. No, it doesn't have a light up reticle. Some connoisseur might grump that the reticle could be finer. Sheesh. The danged thing comes with rings, all mounted up and ready to go. For the price, there's just nothing to complain about.

This is a great little inexpensive scope for less powerful spring piston guns, CO2 guns, multi-pump pneumatics and maybe a .22 LR gun. I don't know that I'd push my luck by mounting it on a Diana 48, Beeman R1, or some such.