UTG Accushot 4-16x56 AO Rifle Scope, SWAT, EZ-TAP, Illuminated Etched-Glass Mil-Dot Reticle, 1/8 MOA, 30mm Tube, Twist-Lock See-Thru Weaver/Picatinny Rings

Things I liked: Solid clicks, accurate tracking, holds up well, reasonable cost, side parallex adjustment, does what its supposed to do.

Things I would have changed: This is all nitpicking stuff...I would prefer finer crosshairs for 100 yard shooting, but in a hunting situation and at more reasonable distances these are fine. AO range marks are a little off.

What others should know: Ive had 2 of these scopes for over 2 years now and not a bit of trouble with either one. Its a good solid first scope for my PCP rifles. I only stepped up to a more expensive scope because I needed a finer crosshair for very long ranges. Otherwise, I would buy another for my new high end PCP.

Things I liked: The 4-16x56 I received is very much up to my expectations. Quality of materials (given the price point) and machining are very good in my opinion. Assembly is excellent. The optics on my scope were great across all magnifications and distances; no ghosting, fisheye, or dark edges. The 56mm objective lens gathers more than enough light to make up for magnification extremes and low light conditions. I do like the memory feature on the illumination.

Things I would have changed: I'd really like to see an increased eye relief. For some reason I just need to have about 4" and this scope is at about 3", the industry standard. I realize everyone might have a different opinion but 36 colors? Red has always been just fine for me as long as I can adjust brightness. I didn't base my decision on that and I'd recommend it be about the last thing one considers. As I said above I do like the memory feature on the illumination though.

What others should know: Sidewheel & AO Turret: The alignment of the optional sidewheel's markings with the parallax turret markings that have been the case of many negative comments were not an issue. The 110mm Big Wheel I received lined up perfectly with the markings on the turret. It takes a bit of fiddling to find the right sprocket alignment but mine lined up perfectly. I'd have to say that Leapers UTG finally took note and spent a bit more QA aligning the wheel's hard rubber sprocket to the turret. There is a bit of slop in the movement but its not a metal to metal contact so I'll accept that the interface causes that. I don't expect a scope at this price point to "tune" as $1K scope or even a $400 scope.