CenterPoint 6-20x50 AO, TAG-Style IR, 1" Tube, Pic. Rings

Everything I put this scope on my CVA OPTIMA V2 LR 28"Stainless 50cal Magnum rifle The scope worked flawlessly for the price buying those high dollar scope is mainly bragging rights I lost this rifle& scope my home burned up In replacing them both And Im buying the CenterPoint TAG 6x20x50mm for my Optima

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Good hunting scope Awesome performance

I have this same scope mounted on my Benjamin Armada .25 cal. It is a very good scope and overall well made for being a CenterPoint. I think Crosman has come a long way with this line of optics that they produce. I really like the dual bands atop the scope mounts. I've just always liked having 4 screws per mount as opposed to only 2 screws per mount (personal preference I suppose). The parallax adjustment is a bonus for a scope in this price range and works well. The glass is sharp and very clear, once again, for a scope in this price range. I would highly recommend purchasing one of these for a PCP. Keep in mind we are not (nor can we) comparing this scope to something akin to a Vortex or Nikon, but then again..... who really needs those expensive type/brand optics on an air rifle? Overall, I am extremely pleased with this scope on my Armada .25 and, more importantly, it has held zero after well over 700 shots.

The lens covers........ FLIP UPS CenterPoint!!!!! PLEASE......

VERY IMPORTANT HERE: If your air rifle has a linear, flat, relatively long, and extended top mounted picatinny rail such as does my Armada or any rifle for that matter, there is not enough clearance, just barely and ever so slightly, for the supplied scope mounts to work. However, I do not want any of my scopes being higher above the barrel than absolutely necessary so I wasn't going to buy taller scope mounts. I made some shims out of an old thick plastic medicine bottle that I placed in the scope mount cradles. This little shim trick worked perfectly. It raised the entire scope up just enough to give about an 1/8 of an inch clearance on the objective lens side so that it was not rubbing and in contact with the aluminum picatinny rail on my Armada. Not a big deal at all. I was able to solve this issue, while actually enjoying it at the same time, in about 10 minutes. Hope this first hand experience is helpful in case anyone runs into the same problem. Happy shooting!!!

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Make it more shock proof

Junk broke on me within 100 shots of my pellet rifle wont be getting another one

I like the look of the scope. It works great on my Kratos. Easy to sight in and holds it settings.

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Scope is clear, adjusted easy, and for the price is a good bargain. Do not need the colored light for the crosshairs, but they do work fine.

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Plenty of light into the scope. My eyes are 70 years old and they need a lot of light to function properly. This scope allows lots of light into the scope. Glass quality is great. I can see the target very clearly, even out to 100 yards. I like the lighted reticle, but seldom ever will use it as I generally do not shoot in dim lighted situations, but it does work well, and I like the multiple intensities of light available for both red and green.

The scope covers. They really suck and won't last very long as they are just two plastic lensed tubes attached together with two flimsy pieces of elastic cord. I would really liked to have seem flip up lens covers come with the scope; they do not cost very much and would be a great selling point to enhance the attractiveness of the scope.

For the price you cannot beat this scope. I love it and highly recommend it. I have it on my Benjamin Marauder and it works great; multiple .25 caliber pellets through the same hole at 50 feet, and as soon as the weather allows me on the outdoor range I would venture to predict the same performance on the 50 yard range. We will see.