UTG 2-7X32 1" Handgun Scope, Long Eye Relief, PDC Reticle

Very clear optics. The eye relief varies somewhat by power, lower power is the longest, higher power the shortest. It's not a real issue for me as even at the highest power it's still fairly easy to find the "sight box". Works great on my Ruger Charger. I wasn't sure if I would like the reticle but it does come in handy for longer shots out to 100 yards. I zeroed it at 50 yards and the "hatch marks" coincide pretty close to 75-100 yards respectively. It does have some weight to it but it feels solid. The elevation and windage clicks are a little soft but pronounced. Very good scope for the money!

Very nice, great dim capabilities, just wish it had an auto off, I keep forgetting to turn it off, so battery drains. Yes, one color will work and the other will not when batt is very low.Well made, so will get another one.

Excellent pistol scope for hunting/targets. Good eye relief, very useful magnification range, size and weight are appropriate. I now have three of these scopes, two on Ruger Super Redhawk .44 mags, one on a Super Redhawk .480 Ruger.Will probably buy at least one more for another Ruger .44 mag.Mike Holmes

I mounted this on my Taurus Raging Hunter .460. It works great. Sight picture is amazing. The green and red cross hairs are pretty cool. Looking forward to some long rage practice with this.

Product mounted great and the internal red and green lights worked very well. Scope worked fine on 2 through 5 power but on 6 and 7 you could not find the cross-hairs. This will work fine for my .44 mag Raging hunter. I sighted in with 8 shots at 25 yards and it held 0 with shots touching. If you are expecting a scope with higher power than 5 i would go with something different. An avid outdoors-man should not need more than 3/4 power with a .44 anyhow.

I really like the powered reticle. You can see these crosshairs at night or in dim light. It seems to be pretty well made. I have it mounted on some nice Millet scope mounts for my 1959 Smith & Wesson model 48 22 Magnum revolver. I have not yet shot it but the 22 will not generate a lot of recoil and if the scope is made as well internally as it seems to be on the outside I think it will work just fine. All the knobs and controls on it seem to be well made. I'm always wary of getting cheap Chinese scopes because 90% of them are not worth even trying to use. However I cannot afford to put a Leupold or Steiner scope on my guns.The scope I think seems nearly on par with a weaver. I've had several weavers over the years and they have worked well

Received this scope today and mounted it to a pistol. Couldn't find a great spot to hold at, very small area for any eye relief and pretty poor in that range. Magnification also seems to not really change much from 2-7×, I'm not entirely sure it's doing anything other than narrowing the FOV. Scopes also quite large for a pistol scope. Decent price for even a bad optic.

I just got my first utg pistol scope the eye relief is very good and it's got lighted recitals! I'm using it on a single shot cva scout pistol in 6.5 Creedmoor! Very nice.