Winchester 4x32 AO Rifle Scope Reviews

The scope is not that long and fits nice on smaller rifles. Controls are slightly mushy but not bad for the price point. It is surprisingly clear and bright and has good eye relief. The adjustable objective is fairly close to actual yardage.

I would offer the scope in mil-dot variation. Shorten the overall length to sub 10"

The eye piece will turn so you can adjust the crosshairs to be in focus with your eye. It is not very firm and could move slightly. You can make a small mark to show your placement. This is actually my second purchase of this scope. It is hard to beat at this price point. I gave it 5 stars based on what you get for the price.

Clear picture, good eye box easy to get a full sight picture, the AO is easy to understand, holding zero on my Diana 48 springer after a couple hundred shots.

Nothing.

So far so good on my Diana springer, we'll see how long it lasts.

It is a very good quality scope for the price

Add in some Picatinny rail, scope mounts I had to change out the scope mounts with some. I already had so that they would fit on my gun..

have to either replace with what you have or buy additional scope mount

I like this scope. For me it was a replacement for the Gamo scope. The Gamo scopes are very cheap and the optics shifted inside the scope, making it impossible to use. This scope,is not that expensive, however much better,so far, than the Gamo scope. It has all the features that I need for 30yd backyard shooting.Nice bright image. Easy to sight in and stays sighted in.

I could not use the mounting rings that came with the scope. They are nice, but they slide back when shooting my rifle. These air rifles have a strange recoil that beat up the scopes. So, I used the Gamo scope rings that have the recoil pin on them. They work fine, and the scope stays put. Other than that, I like it.

Make sure you have rings that have the recoil pin, if your rifle has a hole on the top of the receiver. I'm sure the original rings would work on a 22 rimfire.

Great price and great scope!

Not a thing.

I picked up the scope to assist the grand-kids in learning proper gun control. Having a scope mounted makes it easier impact control for the gun. The gun was inexpensive so I attempted an inexpensive scope. After finding mechanical zero on the scope I mounted it on the gun. Easy as pie. Attempted to get the mechanical zero on the same spot as it was hitting at 50 yards. Came close, again, easy as pie. Clarity for the scope was good. Range finding is pretty close. Gun is not a hole in hole gun so the impact area is acceptable - but that doesn't affect how the scope works. 4x scope really justs let you get a better eyeball on those things further away. The scope is adequate for the task. A bit of fine tuning is left to do with it but minor changes to the gun will also be expected which will make changes to the scope setting

If I were changing it then I would make the cross hairs thinner at the center. That is a personal preference but they work fine now. If I were changing it then there appears to be a hitch in the adjustment screw going to the left. I would attempt to make sure that it would be more fluid / easier to adjust.

Remember your gun and the scope. Hitting a 8" target at 50 yards just may be your cup of tea. But the neighbor wants it hitting a 3" or 2" target at 50 yards. It is not always the scope or the gun but the operator. My scope was able to get the impact area to a 3" target at 50 yards because I could actually view the target through the scope. Playing around with the gun and scope I hope to have black showing on a 2" target or making the spinner spin at 50 yards. That would be a fine setting for our evil minions varmit control.

No 1* or 5* rating except for extreme cases

Easy to adjust, good vision, great price

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Scope is easy to adjust, adjustments in very small increments which allows for excellent zeroing. Mine was way off from the factory but, who expects to mount it and have it be perfect for their gun anyway. I replaced a scope that came with one of my Origins with this and it is far better. My other origin has an aftermarket scope as well. I like the Bug buster series but for the Origin, this works excellent for far less.

For this price having AO. Light weight.

Good enough for plinking and pest control within 30 yards.

Adjustable objective down to 30 feet. Decent mounting rings for the money.

Nothing at this price.

The numbers on the AO don't perfectly track, but it's better than locked on at 35 yards.

Compact and in scale with my Crosman 2100B - this low cost pumper proved to be accurate enough to deserve a scope and the Winchester is perfect because it too is low cost but very good. Glass is clear, it holds zero, reticle wire size is fine, turrets click well, and construction seems high quality. I think it will last.

The ocular ring will easily get out of setting. Not a big deal - fixed with a small piece of 3M blue masking tape attaching the ring to the scope body.

This is a good low cost scope and works on my pumper and certainly would with a CO2 or PCP gun. I would hesitate to mount it on a springer.

Fairly sharp optics; for the money, a real buy.....................

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Rings that come with scope are a joke.......................

Bought this same model in 2001 for my 1997 RWS 34 .177 Springer, shoot it at least weekly since I bought it, at least 25 rounds at week, it started walking on me today so I ordered another one. Worked great for 21 years, never dropped or bumped it. Springers eat scopes, even the expensive ones made for Springers after enough shots. Will write a review on the new one after a year.

Nothing, does what it was designed for. Would like a mill dot reticle and 3x9 but then it would cost $100, this is an economy scope, it is what it is.

Good scope for the money.

Great scope for the money. I have 2 of these, both on springers. Both scopes have very clear optics and correctly marked objective for good parallax. I have seen far less in other scopes costing much more. The Crosman Optimus .22 has over 2000 rounds with this scope and no problems once I replaced the supplied rings with Lirskey rings. The other is mounted on a Gamo Raptor Whisper .22 with a one piece modified Ohhunt adjustable mount and have not had any problems in 300 rounds.

Supply better rings.

I have two of these, one is on a Diana Bandit and the other one is on a Benjamin Prowler. 22 and it works good on the pistol and the break barrell rifle just fine. I can take spray can spray tips off at 50ft. With a pistol... but I shoot everyday.

Definitely the scope rings but they are not the reason I bought the scopes. They are however the only reason for four stars instead of 5.

For the $$ you would be lucky to find a better scope. Mine hold zero just fine and I highly recommend this scope.

Great little scope

I installed this scope on a Crosman F4 nitro piston rifle. It is a big improvement over the scope that came with the rifle. I did not want to sink a lot of money into an optic for a rifle that cost less than $100. I have around 150-200 shots through the rifle and its still holding zero very well. Quality seems very good for a scope of this price. I did order a Leapers 11mm one piece mount to use with the scope. I also ordered it from PA as well. It wasn't expensive, less than $15, and was much better than the two piece scope mounts.

This is a no nonsense, durable fixed scope at a very reasonable price point. Ascetically it's a handsome scope with a nice finish and easy to read gold lettering on the parallax adjustment. It has very clear optics and the parallax adjustment works smoothly. The scope is capable of very large windage and range adjustments without having to resort to shims, I had to correct for two feet at 50 yards and didn't reach the end of the adjustment spring travel. The simple duplex reticle suits my needs perfectly. I have this on my Glenfield 60 (not an airgun, I know) right now and at 65 yards from a rest with CCI Mini-mags was getting 3 shot groups I could cover with a dime. I dropped the rifle on its butt numerous time to test the zero and this scope handled the abuse without losing the point of aim.

Not much. Possibly if the parallax adjustment were on the side instead of on the front optic it would be more user friendly. Although I expect that would increase the price considerably. It's not a big deal since the parallax will likely spend all its time between 25 and 50 yards.

As typical with airgun scopes, the rings it comes with aren't very good. I threw those away and went with a Leapers 1 piece mount.

Pricing and build quality.

I'd like to see it come with mil-dot reticle. Also offer in camouflage

I just ordered my third one of these. All are on pumpers and a 2240. Not sure how they are on spring guns. All mine hold zero well and are very clear. I believe for the money these are good budget scopes.

Easy to mount and sight in. I love the fact that you can adjust for the distance.

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Great scope for a "springer"

Decent scope. So far it Works well on my HW77 and holds its zero.

The mounts that come with the scope are a throwaway. You should definitely invest in better mounts.