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This is just a great scope for my Benjamin Discovery. I'm not keen on the variable colors, though. Glad the default is black & white. I was able to sight in with only a few shots.

Would like to see FINE crosshairs offered although these will do ok.

This is a great air gun scope. I use it on my Diana model 48. It holds true zero, and with the mil-dot reticle I can achieve precise results between 10 yd and 40 yd easily.

The rainbow of colors for the reticle is completely unnecessary. It's a bit heavy.

I purchased this scope to top a Walther Parrus in .22 caliber. This is a nice scope for the money. It sits well on the rifle and is crystal clear. I like the AO and the illuminated reticles. Easy to zero and I like the locking adjustment rings. Also able dial back to zero and lock down which helps track the turns when adjustments are needed. I used a one piece mount as opposed to the mounts that come with the scope. Almost tempted to try it on my .243 just to see what happens. Mils dots would come in handy then. I would recommend this scope, especially if you are looking to hunt small game.

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This scope has the look and feel of a much more expensive scope. I like the locking rings and ease of adjustments. Mounted on a Walther Parrus. The scope was easy to set up and has mil dot and adjustable objective. Looks like it belongs on my 243. I mounted on a one piece mount instead of the supplied rings. Looks good on this rifle.

Due to the mount height I have to remove the front lens cover to completely rotate the AO, but that's not a big deal and I seriously doubt I would ever shoot a pellet rifle that far out anyway.

This Leapers is built to take a beating, and keep its zero. Everything on this screams tough beauty. The glass on this scope is real delight, lots of de liight. LOL This scope is built like a Russian tank, minus the ugly. Rings offered are ground zero proofed, and very secure, for the "tune" of my RWS 350.

Nothing really. I would have preferred this scope configuration without its psychedelic reticle illumination feature, but I am by no means averse to the choice of color, and have actually used this feature in my late afternoon shooting. Pretty cool, actually.

This scope with rings will add a substantial weight to your air rifle. I would suggest this scope be used for "light-heavyweight" gun, like the RWS 350, onto which this scope is affixed.

Having a Illuminated reticle is always nice, and the Mil-Dot is always great. The zoom factor is great along with the parallax adjustment is awesome

I have the earlier version of this scope that does not have the "Tap" and its on a 125 Hatsan pneumatic piston, and it does just fine. I was disappointed that this one would not hold zero, even after I fought to get it there for 200 rounds, it just would not do it. I have to remind myself that I ask a lot of these scopes for the price point. I have a Tech Force on my RWS 34 .22 Springer and its the same type and its been flawless since day one. I guess you never know what you're going to get but consistency in the manufacturing process would be nice, Returning this one.

It's hit and miss with scopes in the airgun arena, I've had several that the optics were junk, or would not hold zero, in several instances. Manufacturers however who represent themselves as airgun scopes, or shock proof, really need to back that up because, many of us are using magnum springers and they as a rule will kill many scopes. The quality control needs to be better with final QC not just a basic bench test. The Scope that cam with my Benjamin Summit .22 Gas Piston 2 is a fixed focus and after setting it to zero held fine but.... I wanted/needed to zoom factor.. So...

Where else can you get quality at this price.So clear,even in low light conditions.

This is my second of these scopes that I have bought from PA. That kind of says it all.

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This is a very accurate scope for the price. I have one mounted on a .177 cal. RWS Diana 34 and one on a Walther .22 cal. Terrus. They work great on both spring pistons without any issues.

At first i didn't know, the first scope was addressed wrong then the scope didn't light up so I sent back to pa they sent another and i love it. I put it on my hatsan 100x torpedo and its great.

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It used up batt. Power quick but i don't use the lighted reticle much. I think everyone would like this scope on any airrifle.

Optics are clear and bright. Good focus throughout the magnification range. Illuminated reticle works great for target shooting during the day or hunting at night.

Wish they had side focus on the 1" scopes.

This is mounted on an older Beeman Kodiak with a Sports Match UK one piece mount part number 7424-OP22. Scope has clearance, but not quite enough to use the scope covers supplied - have to use the rubber "bikini" covers. Have fired this rifle hundreds of times with this scope mounted and it has held up to the recoil of the Kodiak. The illuminated reticle works great at night shooting marauding raccoons, and also for target shooting during the day, when I want to contrast the crosshairs against the black target bullseye. So far, this scope has served me well and I would recommend it to others with magnum class air rifles.

Easy to calibrate took about three shots. Different colors for the retinal.

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I bought this for my Walther Terrus rifle. I bought the Terrus with the synthetic stock to avoid the 'packaged' scope with the wood stock. I'm very pleased with this scope on the Terrus. It is not too heavy and the optics are very clear. I'm not sure I will ever use the green/red lighted feature for the reticle and could live without it. However, at this price point--about $100--I don't think I could get a better scope.

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Be sure that if you buy this scope that the mounting hardware 'fits' your rifle. It didn't fit the Terrus and I had to buy an adapter for it. However, Pyramind Air was kind enough to send it to me without shipping costs. I'm happy.

the mil dot are very cool and the 36 colors that you can pick. the adjustment turrets are very nice too

battery life is bad

great scope for under 100 bucks

I HAVE THIS MOUNTED ON A "BENJAMIN NP2 STEEL EAGLE" WHICH DOES NOT RECOIL LIKE SOME OF THE BIG SPRINGERS. I RAN THE ERECTOR TUBE FROM MAX TO MIN AND BACK AGAIN FOR BOTH W/E (IN SMALL AND EQUAL ADJUSTMENTS). I LIKE THE POSITIVE FEEL AND RESPONCE OF THE ADJUSTMENTS. THE OPTICS ARE CLEAN AND CLEAR. AFTER 3,500 SHOTS THIS UNIT IS STABLE. I BELIEVE THIS SCOPE IS A GOOD FIT FOR THE "BENJAMIN NP2 PLATFORM". NOTE: I KEEP THE SCOPE ON 6X MOST OF THE TIME WHILE HUNTING. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE

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I HAVE RELOADED AMMO FOR OVER 40+ YEARS. I KNOW AIRGUNS ARE A WHOLE DIFFERENT BALL OF WAX (DOUBLE RECOIL). I DON'T KNOW IF IT WOULD HANDLE MY .338 MAG BUT IT DOES JUST FINE ON THIS AIRGUN.

Very solid scope for an air rifle. Really like the multi-color illumination. Optics very crisp and clear. Easy adjusting. Excellent price point!

Offer the option of different height weaver rings. Supplied high rings were too tall for my UTG droop compensator mount on the RWS 34P. I did have a spare set of low weaver rings to put on.

The RWS 34P .22 was a real tack driver with the fiber optic sights. Now it is just amazingly accurate with this scope. UTG/Leapers in my opinion makes the BEST air rifle scope for the $ spent....period! I own two of them and will be purchasing a third for my .22 mag rimfire

It seems to be holding up to the extreme recoil of the springer I have it on, which the other scopes I had on it did not.

The rings that came with it would not come close to holding it as I had 2 sets of them on that rifle and they would walk.

I have not had used it long enough to know if it will hold up for the long haul, but all is well for now. Rating would be 5`s if I were sure it would hold up.

Excellent optics, with a nice range of power. I mounted this scope on a Benjamin Marauder, .22 caliber rifle sighted it in for 35 yards and then shot out to100 yards, noting the number of click adjustments needed for each distance. I was really pleased to see the accuracy and predictability of the adjustments. The scope also seems quite rugged. I have one mounted on an RWS 48, also in .22 and so far it has held up where two other brands failed. The scope is a bit heavy but that is necessary for the ruggedness.

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If you purchase this scope for a powerful springer like the RWS 48, be sure you get strong rings and mounts. If you have any doubts contact the folks at Pyramyd Air. Give them the make model and caliber of your rifle and let them help you select the right set up for mounting the scope.

work excellent for the first two hundred shots then started Shifting up to 3in and would not hold o replaced with old scope and gun right back on This on the way back at this time plan on upgrading to a hawke tryed to call leapers and got onley hold for15 minute then called hawke scope co got a rep no problem and he guided me in picking a proper scope also gave me his ex number try calling hawke you will get a person

Never buying a leapers scope a gain

Thank god I bought this from pyramid air so I can replace it buy talking to a person

The excellent optics and rugged construction make this an excellent value as is, but add on that Zero lock feature and you have a real winner here. This scope has maintained it's zero despite getting knocked around in my truck where I keep the rifle for control work on crows on a pistachio ranch. If I switch pellets I have written down the click adjustments for various makes and weights and the scope always returns to it's zero point.

Only one thing. The distance between the turrets and where the barrel starts to widen is quite short. This makes the scope incompatible with some one piece mounts like the model for the RWS 48 Combo. Other than that nothing.

Just make sure you get the proper mount for this scope and you should be very happy. If in doubt, contact the good folks at Pyramyd Air and they will point you in the right direction.

Tried the 3x12 and had too much droop from my gun to sight in. . Went to the 3x9 and had no problem sighting in. Very good optics and clarity. Very good value.