Hawke Sport Optics Airmax 4-12x40AO Rifle Scope, Map 6 Reticle, 1/4 MOA, 1" Tube

Very well made; nice crisp clicks on elevation and windage turrets; nice and tight focus, magnification and parallax rings (not sure that's the right term); cross hairs are crisp, thin, really nice to view through; it doesn't use batteries; seems like a quality product.

Front and rear lens caps--they're connected with this elastic string--I just don't care for it. Nice rubber front and lens caps would be better. More apt to get lost but I'd probably just take them off when I'm shooting and put them in my pocket. I just noticed that you can purchase from Hawk flip up lens covers for about $7 each--they should really come with the scope when you buy it.

I strongly recommend this scope. I'm using it on my Weihrauch HW50S air rifle. Sighting in the scope was a breeze and the windage and elevation turrets have many clicks so if you have a very accurate rifle you can really sight the scope to exacting tolerances. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another Hawk scope.

Clear optics, low edge distortion, low chromatic aberration meaning not noticeable, definite audible click knobs, windage knob has a thread on cover, includes yellow high contrast see through bikini covers. Etched glass Map6 reticle which is calibrated for you, not mildot and not MOA.

wider knobs for W&E as clicks are rather close together.

From threads Hawke seems to be squeezing itself in the market as a quality scope that is durable enough for magnum springers. Warranty is on the positive side as well, a welcomed addition to the owners of these scopes.