Page 2 - UTG 4-16x56 Bubble Leveler AO Reviews

You can't get an accurate shot if you cant and this scope is awesome at helping you do that. I love the level feature and use it everytime I shoot. It is hard to see the level unless you turn on the lighted reticle feature but once on it makes it easy to make an accurate shot

Without the lighted reticle it is very hard to see the level

If you don't buy the level scope by a level for your rifle to give you a reference to keep the gun true and shoot straight.

I been waiting to give my 2 cents well here it is..its not great but its better than ok..well worth it.i mounted it on my Noreen300 win mag rifle and took it to the range got sighted in 4 shots not using bubble.once zeroed.next 5 shots were @100 meters and all shots were very impressive touching would be a understatement ragged hole i did some minor tracking with the dials they seemed fine and true although it does have minor Stiction.but i didnt care my groups were so good i was lookin seasoned by my groups i did not use the high magnification. Except paralex kept all shots on lowest magnification the bubble really lights up when you have the illumination on its easier...but i like it it gives me confidence my groups reflect it.the etching reticle is super fine compared to all of my utg scopes it allows you to really beed down and drop those shots in more precise locations i like it i really do i know im not this good all the time but this makes me feel kinda like cheating. I like it

1st focal plane I REPEAT PLEASE LISTEN 1st focal plane one more time 1st focal plane higher magnification for target and ultra long distance better glass wouldn't hurt MADE IN China HEAVY more weight in long distance shooting a more heavy gun handling is vast improved..make different models tactical,target,hunting, different reticle options

If you are interested in a good scope check this out it's not for everyone or every situation...but i think its good value....STATE LAW

I really like the side focus and the mil-dot reticle and the 1" tube

I would like to be able to purchase with or without the lighted Reticle hardly ever use it .Its a OK scope not near as clear as my Leopold Varx II 3 x 9 I would also like for more light directed toward the bubble which is very hard to see unless it is very bright outside their needs to be a center reference line on the bubble also the turrets are a little sloppy but are very nice Idea the focus could also be a little finer it seems to go past focus very easily like I said this is a OK scope

Scopes I believe are one of those products that you get what you pay for and to get a really nice scope with all of the features that this scope has I think you are going to have to spend closer to 300.00 dollars and upwards that's my 2 cents.

The scope is VERY clear and ranges well for FT! The bubble level is a great idea but it is impossible to see it to use it effectively.

Raise the bubble so it can be used, its a great idea but sits too low to use.

Great FT scope on my Marauder, ranges VERY well. An external level is still required because the internal one is useless.........

Everything, l like this scope so much I bought second one. It is not position scentitive.

Nothing.....

You will need an adapter from 11mm. to pict.

This scope is so much an improvement over anything I have used before that I am selling my other scope to buy a second one of these! Yes, it is a large scope but it is so sharp I don't even think about it when I'm shooting. I can count the eyelash hairs on a rabbit at 50 yds,and that's only on 10x! I find the bubble level to be easy to use as it's just right there where it can be seen easily. My group sizes shrank noticably in the first bench session after mounting and sighting in.

Have option to order it with 11 dovetail rings instead of the Weaver type. On smaller guns the included mounts are just in the way of the cocking bolt. I could work with it but I ordered the other rings the day I received the scope.

If your gun has 11 mm rail, don't try to use included rings with adapters. Just order the proper ones when you order the scope. They cost like $13 and it's worth it.

The bubble Leveler is a nice feature no doubt. Really should be standard on most scopes.

Price. UTG has always been my good enough scope at low prices. Almost disposable. Now they are getting the prices up there. Hawkes are ok too a have been a step up but not in the category of Baushnell Elites. You can get an Bushnell Elite E6241 that puts Hawkes and UTG to shame in optics for under 400.00 if you shop around. I think the UTG-4 is a fine scope at too high of a price point.

It is a decent, sturdy scope for the money

If you are buying this scope mainly for the bubble level....don't do it.

When the vertical crosshair bisects the bubble, that crosshair is NOT vertical. I verified this with vee blocks, levels and plumb line. The plumb was a hanging eight foot 2x4. (One of the rare, straight ones). Had I purchased this scope with no bubble level, I. Would be quite pleased with it. By the way...I sent the first scope back to Pyramyd and got the usual excellant customer service and a quick replacement. The second scope was the same as the first, but I kept it. On the first scope, the illuminated reticle did not illuminate.

The optics in this scope are crystal clear, even to the very edge and the large ocular draws in the light. The etched glass reticle is much finer than on my previous Leapers scopes. The internal bubble level is so much nicer than one mounted on the exterior.

I am not a big fan of the sunshade and would prefer one that is of the removable tube type. I am also not a big fan of the lens covers. They work, but they could be better. It would be nice if it was lighter, though it is rather large and it is ruggedly constructed. Perhaps it should have been constructed of unobtainium?

This is a LARGE scope. It sits well on top of my HM1000X, but would dwarf something like a Discovery. It is well suited for long range shooting. In short order the internal bubble level has you unconsciously adjusting your hold without removing your eye from your sight picture. The 1/8 MOA adjustments allow for fine tuning of your shot placement at long ranges. When I purchased this scope, I debated between this or a Hawke Sidewinder. I have no regrets. It is that good.

Looks like it's high quality, very clear glass.

Maybe an inch shorter. It covers up most of the loading port on the RWS/Diana Air King. But once you tilt the barrel up to load it, it's very doable.

If you get this scope, pick up the larger side wheel for the range finder. It really is a nice option.

I really like the multiple colors available with this scope. The large objective and 30mm scope allow a lot of light transmission. I had no trouble installing the scope with the included rings. I normally hate installing scopes because I get overly OCD about it, but everything went onto my RWS 48 very nicely. I have been able to shoot from 10 yards out to 50 yards with quick parallax adjustments and had great clarity. Once mounted and settled in, I was shooting tighter groups than I ever did with the old, compact BSA. The scope was so clear, I never needed to use more than 6x, but I loved looking across the hills at the higher ranges of the scopes magnification.

I was not a big fan of the way the turrets locked or reset. There was also some play in the initial adjustments, but I was able to sight my RWS 48 in without any trouble. But, this is the firs scope I ever noticed to have so much play before the "clicks" started.

As another user stated, this scope is HUGE! Also, the scope comes with "high" rings. Once mounted on the adapter for the RWS 48, my scope to bore, center to center measurement was 2 & 3/4". This poses some issue with gathering a good cheek weld without using lower rings or an aftermarket cheekrest.

Mounted this on a 24" AR-10. I was amazed at how well it works. I'm hitting the 1000yd ringer 9 out of ten.. Ringer is a one meter square metal 'bell'. easy to use parallax focus and target knobs . clear view with just a little distortion at edges. 1/8 inch MOA adjustment puts me right on the X at 1000 yd not 'almost' this is a awesome deal for this quality of scope. Well done UTG.

a set screw to fix the focus for my eyesight I keep changing it when I change powers. But that is me not the scope. Could use a little more elevation adjustment for the long range guys.

I'm an old Army sniper so had to try this on my AR-10 but I bought it for a Benjamin Bulldog. Smooth move Pyramyd Air now I got to buy another one for the bulldog the one on the AR is staying there!

I like the idea, but not the implementation. I returned mine I favor of a Hawke.

The ocular bell was loose on the unit I received. The crosshairs were also off of the bubble. If I held the scope so the bubble was centered, the horizontal portion of the reticle was tilted so the right side was up and the vertical reticle was leaning left. If I held the scope so the reticle were even with (I used edges of Windows and seams around doors and bricks on concrete walls) the bubble was no where to be seen. I feel the bubble was too low within the field of view. It wasn't easy to see. I think people who didn't know it was there might not notice it when they use the scope. It would be interesting to see the bubble at the top of the scope, since the bulk of us use hold over, rather than hold under, maybe it could use up more real estate and be easier to see.

In my shooting group we have had mixed results with scopes from UTG/Leapers. About 50% are acceptable. I was hopeful and took a risk but wound up disappointed. Maybe you'll have better luck, but at this price point you shouldn't need luck. Pyramyd Air has great customer service, and they processed my return without any problems or delay.

Lots of adjustment available, seems quite clear, clicks are accurate, will fit on an RWS one piece mount. The leveling feature helps for long range shooting, but will take some getting used to.

calibrate the parallax adjustment wheel, this one is way off 50 yd adj. shows at 30 yds. remove battery powered 36 color feature, it doesn't help, in my opinion. Or make a like scope without for a bit less $. Rings are worthless--- when are the airgun makers going to match the rings with the mounts on the guns?? Irritating, companies do not communicate with each other. 30mm rings are not cheap.

Massive in size, really big, has to be seen to appreciate just how big AND heavy. Almost 2 pounds by itself. Rings will not work on normal airgun dovetails. Removing the front cover will give more room to load fixed barrel guns. Getting the bubble level on the gun will take some trial and error unless you have some special tools. Just keep at it and it will work.