Page 2 - BSA 2x20 Pistol Scope, Duplex Reviews

Great Air Pistol Scope

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Used Med Profile Rings on a Benjamin Marauder Pistol. Works Great!

Small size and light weight.

For $50

I duplicated the Pyramyd configuration using this scope with a Hatsan 25 Supercharger pistol. Out of the box the Hatsan is accurate with standard sights. We are still trying to get the BSA zero'd. It shoots 6" off center and 2" left.

Plenty of eye relief and a great sight picture. Easy to sight-in at close range. Great value for the price.

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I mounted this scope on a Benjamin 392 pump air rifle with Crosman Intermounts and Leapers Accushot rings (also from PyramydAir). It was strange at first looking down the barrel at a scope 18" away but the sight picture is clear and the field of view is more than adequate. I have my rifle sighted in for 30 feet and I shoot 1/2" groups and keyholes consistently. I use my Benji for pest control and I rarely need a second shot. I used to miss English Sparrows frequently with the iron sights because the damn things are so small and quick but I get them every time now.

it is a nice little scope that does very well for short distance target practice, very nice and clear.

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worth the price

For about 50 bucks you get a scope that has great eye relief, is visibly clear, easy to adjust, and looks nice.

The finish seems a little delicate so take care not to scratch it up while mounting.

This is a great little pistol scope that doesn't cost very much. The only other options that provide comparable eye relief are: Leupold, Simmons, Nikon, and Burris which all start well above the $100 mark. The scope seems very clear and easy to use and I wouldn't hesitate to purchase another one. Mine is mounted to a Beeman P1 and it looks nice.

I really like this scope on my 50 year old Benjamin pellet rifle. Scope sighted in with no problems and the 2 x magnification is perfect for short range 10 to 25 yard targets.

The focus adjustment of the eye piece worked very hard. Once it was mounted on the rifle I was afraid to change it and loosen the sensitive mounts.

I put this on a crosman 357 great fun

works gre4at

comes wiyh mounts

Clear optics, solid construction, reasonable price.

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If you're looking for an upgrade to open sights or cheap red dots, this is it. It takes your eyes' resolution out of the equation. I've got a Leupold pistol scope too, but for handgun use, it isn't any better than this.

the scope is very good and the glass in the scope is clear.

Everything. It's the perfect sighting device to use on the Benjamin 392. Easy to install and sight using the intermounts and medium height

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Its a scope? I can't say that I have yet to use it the correct way on my "pistol."

For the money you can probably find something with a little more bells and whistles, but who really needs a pistol scope anyway!? Are you really going to be sniping things with a pistol!? Just get some decent iron sights.

I bought this for my Benjamin Marauder PCP Air Pistol and I was at first confused because the eye relief is so gigantic. I couldn't see anything clearly through it when using my rifle stock attachment. Pyramydair informed me that I probably wanted a rifle scope and they were 100% correct since the Benjamin Marauder works way better as a carbine then it does as a pistol.

Inexpensive and light weight.

The eye relief was too short to use it on a pistol. I could not hold the pistol in a normal, arms out position, but had to hold the pistol close to my face with my arms bent to see through the scope.

This pistol scope will only work for people with very short arms.

Got this for a springer pistol that has already destroyed an old Dianawerk scope. This scope is a lot newer design and appears to be better made. I hope this scope lasts. The "clicks" are are sharp and crisp when dialing it in. The scope was already well zeroed out of the box, I only had to adjust the elevation. Optics were very clear.

The instructions that came with it weren't for this model. The instructions were just general instructions for rifle scopes. It would have been nice to have gotten some pistol scope specific instructions, like how to focus it, etc. Otherwise, I would have given it a 5 star overall rating.

It has very clear optics. Holds zero on my browning 800 mag.

For the money it should be variable power such as 3 to 9.

I wish shooter was the was as accurate as the equipment.

Great Value, adjusted well, focused well

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Clear Image. Didn't need to Focus. Positive Adjustments.

Get Rings.

It's a Good Rig. I think. I'm Happy with it.

This scope is very well made and adjusts to perfection. The cross hairs allow you to focus in to a pinpoint spot on your target.

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I purchased this scope for my Walther CP88 6" competition pistol and it works great. The thing is that you need to brace the pistol against a baracade or from a kneeling or prone shooting position to really take advantage of this scope as it needs to be really steady for fireing accuracy. I can take my reader glasses off, brace the pistol, then sight in with perfect vision and shoot a consistent pattern within a quarter at 30 or 40 feet.

The optics are good for the reasonable price of this scope

I wish the eye relief was about 2" longer. Make the adjusters a little less stiff and the detents for each notch more positive to feel. As it is now it's difficult to feel one notch at a time and so stiff that you will move several notches when you only intend to move it one.

The lense covers don't fit properly. They are way too loose and sloppy (at least 1/8" too big) which allows dust and dirt in. Effectively not too much better than no covers at all.

Very Nice finish and quality. The optics and cross-hairs were clear, sharp, precise and bright even given the small objective lens. The 2X magnification is just right (maybe 2.5X would be a little better) I mounted it on a modded 2240 and I can easily hit snails at 30' (a little harder when they are charging.)

I did not like the small, silver logo on the side. I took a Sharpie felt marker and made it black. (After all, this is on one serious, tactical, undercover .22 cal pellet pop pistol.)

The small objective lens is to allow you to mount the scope low. If that is not important, a larger objective will always gather more light. I'm amazed at the improvement in optics manufacturing where you can get a nice scope for $50.