Crosman 0410 Targetfinder Rifle Scope

Small and lightweight. Adequate for my uses. Not a fancy scope. I like the smaller scope tube. I put this on a Diana Chaser, and it fits about perfect. it looks like it belongs on the little gun compared to a larger scope.

Would prefer it be a 4x20 instead of a 4x15 just to allow a little more light in the tube.

This is a cheap scope, and that is what I wanted. It mounted easily and was quick to adjust and get sighted in. So far it has not lost zero. Not the best glass, but for my use in a basement range, it is just the ticket.

It fit the gun

I was unable to adjust the scope at all. Very disappointed. But I didnt expected much for that price.

Nothing really its complete crap

Everything i wasted about 4 hours trying to sight in the scope and for the love of god i never got

Don't buy it

We moved out to the country 3 years ago and discovered our pasture was infested with ground squirrels. I dusted off my '66 Sheridan (bought new), and went "gopher" hunting. It didn't take long to realize that my 65 year old eyes aren't what they used to be. On a whim I bought one of these scopes on sale at a local store for $9. I was pleasantly surprised. I sited it in at 25 yards, and it puts them in the same hole. About that time I found Pyramid, bought some JSB pellets, and now that gun is deadly. I've gotten 16 ground squirrels so far, and the pasture is cleaned out.

Click adjusting would be nice. You need to use a screwdriver. It does occasionally get out of adjustment and have to be re-sited in. The objective lens is small, so the site picture and brightness are not the best.

I gave it 5 stars because, honestly, you can't ask for much more in the $10-12 range. It works.

It's simple and cheap.

Tad bigger eye piece.

This scope is quite good for a fixed magnification duplex reticle scope. I have two, and no desire to upgrade.

Make it harder to get to the adjustments, once I get it sighted in for what ever ideal distance for the gun I learn how much to hold over/under for range and Kentucky windage for that gun and scope, this wares on the scope less.

I can not get a clear focus at short ranges, though beyond about 30 feet it works great. You can still hit a slightly bury target if you happen to be using a scoped rifle at that close of a range. For the clearest picture at very close range adjusting it out as for a further range actually works pretty well.

worked for what I got it for. for the price you get what you pay for.

nothing.

this is a entry level scope good for guns such as crosmans 760 or daisy 880 it does its job and is cheap enough to keep as a spare for pump air guns.

comes with scope rings for easier mounting

for the cost nothing that would not increase the cost of the scope

there are better scopes in the same price point as this one.

The price is great, especially if you just want to try out a scope before taking the plunge with something more expensive. Unlike people I've seen badmouth this scope elsewhere, I didn't have any trouble getting it zeroed (it stayed zeroed as well) and it wasn't already broken before I got it out of the packaging. Optics are not super clear/bright, but it's a $10 scope. It works well for what it is.

1) The adjustment knobs, for one thing. I don't know what kind of metal they're made of, but it's rather soft and easily deformed. I took to using the widest screwdriver blade (the pry bar, actually) on my SwissTool to adjust windage and elevation because anything smaller started to mangle the slots. 2) Make it just a teensy bit sturdier. Mine broke when the gun it was mounted on fell over (not out of anyone's hands; it was leaning against a wall--inside corner, actually)--and it fell over. The scope took the worst of the impact on a brick step--has a ding in the tube--and refused to zero afterward. I contacted Crosman and was told I could sent it in, but that would cost nearly as much as the scope did. I've chosen to replace it with something else.

As I said, I've seen some pretty bad trash talk about this scope, up to and including claims that it's made of plastic. The eyepiece is obviously made of plastic, but I can vouch for the fact that the scope tube is made of aluminum. The ding on mine went through the paint and left a gouge in the metal.

price, Looks right on my Crosman 1377c stocked carbine. Its way much better than its price, its complete with scope rings, and doesn't need battery's, its true value.

it needs "clicks" on its adjustments, you have to fiddle with it to get it zeroed, but then, its dead nuts. I ran out of threads focusing the eyepiece, I use the last 4-5 threads with the locking ring, it works.

on my gun, the Crosman 0410 4x15 target finder scope works better than my BSA 30RD red dot, it cut my groups in half, and is equal to my Simmons 3x9x32AO scope in practice @ 35', so I'm leaving it on, the Simmons was overkill. I can kill a dime at 10 meters off a solid rest with the 0410. I know 15mm is a small obj. but its about right for 10 meter target shooting, or vermin bird feeder sniping, and this ain't the Olympics anyway. I'm impressed with this inexpensive scope.