Winchester 4x32 Rifle Scope, Rings
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Things I liked:I like a lot of things about this scope, it feels durable, zeroed easily, and is all metal. Things I would have changed:Nothing as of now. What others should know:I really like this scope, I mounted it on my crosman 1077 and have had no issues. it zeroed in very quickly and I can get quarter sized groups at 10 yards. Also as an added bonus it has see through scope rings so if the scope is to fail you can still use iron sights if your air rifle happens to have them. It looks nice and was packaged well, it also comes with lens covers. Things I liked:Easy mount. Easy to zero on rifle and doesn't move once set. Things I would have changed:Nothing. What others should know:A great scope for your airgun, whether you are a beginner or a long time airgunner. Show Other ReviewsCreate an online review and share your thoughts with other customers
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
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Things I would have changed:Small instructions on how to get the focus working at a measured distance and range finder at the same time. My scope was the fuzzy image at first. It would focas with the range finder ring but the range was all wrong. Four steps: 1.Secure the scope on your rifle. 2.Set range finder on a marked distance. 3.Measure distance and place target there. 4.Loosen rear optical and ajust to sharpest image then tighten the rear optical. Now your ready to site it in.
What others should know:Using this on my 33 year old Webley-Scott Vulcan 177. The spring in this is a shortened Winchester 1000sb. I inserted the spring into Webley-Scott Vulcan and cut it off aproximately 1.75" longer the spring chamber. It cocks now at 37.5 LBS and holds its own in power and tight groups. The Turks spring is king of springs. I have left this one cocked over night and several hours daily. It never took a set or lost any power. I found this to be the scope used on the new Winchester 1028 I had owned a Model 1000SB it was a scope killer. It took a solid block mount to stop the mount and scope from moving. Then it killed the last scope was a Centerpoint milldot tactical scope was fund for less than 12 shots. The windage Adjustment quit working. I had replaced that scope with a 4-12 Power Bushell scope with front range focus that held up very well now it is on my 22mag rimfire rifle and I think I will keep it there.