CenterPoint Optics 4-16x40 AO Adventure Class Rifle Scope, Illuminated Mil-Dot Reticle, 1/4 MOA, 1" Tube, See-Thru Weaver Rings

Decent scope with solid seating even without Lock-Tite (I always mount a scope without Lock-Tite at first to ensure ease of alterations thereafter until I am confident of achieving a sturdy placement.

The compartment that holds the battery for the illuminated reticle is unreasonably difficult to open. One day, that battery is going to give up the ghost. How would I change it if I cannot open it with fingers? with fingers and one of those rubber kitchen aids for opening bottles? with a pair of pliers? I've tried them all without success to this point. There is NO reason to ship the scope with that compartment so firmly closed that it seems welded shut.

I mount only Leupold scopes on my high powered hunting rifles: I demand clarity and ready-centering from the scopes on my centerfire hunting guns. While the glass is not comparable to what I am most accustomed to, the CenterPoint Optics scope is reasonably clarified and readily centered. I have it mounted on an Benjamin NP2 -- this gas piston airgun does not cause as sharp a rebound "kick" when fired as would a spring piston airgun. But the NP2 does give a solid rap: the scope does not shift center.

The scope is very good for Airgun shooting. I like the fact that you can focus up close. It's hard to argue considering the money spent. Great Value.

I wish more companies would drop the illuminated cross hairs and instead use a side focus. Also as many scopes Center point sells, dovetails rings would be nice instead of the weaver rings that I have piling up.

I have no idea how this scope would hold up on a firearm, but on my PCP it is a very good scope.

Quality of construction and clarity of optics

Can the IR-have no use for it....just adds weight and expense

Great, prompt service from PA. A really good buy for the $s

This scope is doing everything it's supposed to. It zeroed in perfectly and is very accurate. I like the bright field of view, it is exactly what I was looking for in a scope.

I wouldn't change anything

This was a good scope Clear, on the 0, as long as all 4 four of them lasted, Yes I said 4 Four, I had prob. from not holding 0, light nob not turning or working, the light knob fell off, the adjusted came off when I took the turret cap off. I am shooting a Benjamin Varmint .22 and a Benjamin Steel Eagle .22. I am willing to try a tag unit it might stay together.

Keeping it together would be nice. other then that Clear scope.

If your using a PCP I think it would stay together

Everything

make light easier to turn

It works

Looks good, great in theory. A lit testicle is cool. Nothing else so far.

QUALITY. They did change the style of turrets. I hoped this was going to eliminate the inability of this product to hold a zero. As you'll read on you will find it didn't.

I am on my third in only a few weeks. I had sent the first two back and will be sending this one back as well. The first held zero for a day or so. The second never did and it had spots on the lenses. Inside the body of the scope making it hard to see through, This the third (and hopefully last) scope was never zeroed or adjusted in anyway. I shot it for one day maybe twenty times just sending pellets down range using some Kentucky windage. I put it away satisfied with clarity and that the POI seemed to be holding. I get it out today load up and look through to find my target. Easy enough...something isn't right. I see no reticle. It has come loose and it is floating around inside the scope. Completely dissatisfied with the QUALITY (or lack or any) of this product. I can see it just paying in the scope loosely. Complete failure.

Was purchased as part of a Benjamin NP2 Trail package. Actually, more scope than I would have purchased separately. After about 3 wks. and 300 pellets, scope is functioning perfectly....absolutely no complaints, thusfar.

I would have preferred one without illuminated reticles, although they seem to be working without a flaw. IR adds (to me) unnecessary weight to a total setup that is already on the heavy side. A 9 to 12 power scope would seem more appropriate for this weapon, and, as a matter of fact, for the majority of air guns.

I had P.A. mount it as part of their 20-for-$20 package, which seemed to be a way of partly eliminating some of the potential q.c. problems inherent in some of the Chinese products. Am completely satisfied with this scope and P.A.'a service....so much so, that I have decided to upgrade my 11y.o. .177 Gamo with a 2-7x32 Hawke(non I.R.), with is presently on backorder from them.

reticle illumination, dust covers, good zoom, clarity

make it a little more shockproof

its a great scope fore the money. only gripe is they advertise that its shock proof and its not. I was cleaning my gun after a day of shooting. had it sighted in and shooting half inch groups at 50 yards. its a tight fit running patches through small bores. I used a couple of thrust to get the patch moving and the vibrations ran through the rod and vibrating into the gun and knock my scope out of alignment. the next day I shot and was 2 inches low and an inch to the right. its a great scope I happy with it just have to be careful with it.

clear image even when it gets dark

snap caps

when you put the snap caps cant move so easy the OA and the fast focus