Hawke 4X32 AO Sport HD Rifle Scope, Mil-Dot Reticle, 1/4 MOA, 1" Tube

Good glass and great for my HW30S rifle.

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Great scope for the money.

Simple. Solid. Economical.

Nothing. The crosshairs and dots are a little wide. I would prefer a finer hair and dot. That is "splitting hairs" though. The scope is great just like it is.

I have this scope on a hard kicking Hatsan 65. It has lasted over 6000 shots with no issues at all. I've dropped it, carried it in the truck and on the boat. I have wrecked three scope mounts on this rifle but the scope has never given me any problems. I liked it so much I bought another one for a spare.

No bells and whistles. It is all you will need for plinking and pesting with a spring piston airgun. It's simple, tough and can withstand a lot of abuse. You can mount this scope nice and low and that is a big plus too. The adjustments are reliable and will return to zero. The paralax adjustment tunes out all error out to 100 yards brilliantly. It's clear, very little distortion and will "look past" the bulky front sights. It has adequate field of view and forgiving eye relief.

I have four air rifles with Hawke scopes on them. All have proven to be solid scopes at a reasonable price point.

No bells and whistles and things I don't need. Just a good fixed power scope. It works great and the glass is good. The price is reasonable. I'm very happy with it.

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A good airgun scope for the money. Unless you just have to have variable power and illumination this is all you need. For shots from 0-100 yards it is the perfect scope for an airgun.

The rear adjustable diopter finally gave me a clear sight picture. It's great!

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So far, it's worth the money and is working well!

Having purchased a Senaca Recluse a few months ago I wanted a scope that wouldn't be so large or heavy as to add to the weight drastically. Since I consider this rifle to be a 25-50 yard gun a high magnification would not be practical. I settled on the Hawke 4X and couldn't be more pleased. Clear optic and the reticle fits my needs perfectly. Since this gun was purchased for hunting and not plinking this set-up has met my expectations perfectly. On top of all of this using my Bullseye bucks I got the scope for a great price.

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I have been unhappy with high end Hawke scopes on springers but decided to try this on my TalonP. I have to say that it really surprised me. First it is very clear for an inexpensive scope. Second, the AO distance markers actually correlate to the proper distance! This is a nice light weight scope for my shooting distances of 25 to 50 yards. I recommend it.

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I like the simplicity of fixed power scope for my hunts (300 meters or less range). Very easy to zero. I am using it on a Savage 308 Win rifle. Got it on target after 3 shots. So far held up zero after 40 rounds factory hunting loads from 135 grns to 168 grns. Will be using it on an upcoming hog hunt. Will review again after field use. 4 stars for now.

Scope lens cover. Maybe a flip up type is better

I am using it on a firearm.

Lightweight.... turrets have solid click adjustments... just the right power for backyard pests...

Seems they have this one right...

Mounted to a Weirauch HW50S in .177... sighted in at 20 yards... the right distance for my backyard pests... good value for the money... hope it holds up well to a spring airgun....

I love the quality and the clarity of this optic. Very impressed for an optic at this price point.

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I mounted it on my Diana Air King 54 and I am loving it.

Easy to zero, comes at optical zero and was on target first shot. Focus is available at all airgun distances

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If you have a Gamo Whisper that seems to have trouble holding good groups, it's likely the scope that came with it that is the problem. This scope will make an enormous difference to you.