CVLIFE 4-16x44 Scope Red and Green Illuminated Scope with Locking Turret Sunshade and Mount Included

Great scope ! Mounted it on my new Ruger 10/22 and it works great . Easy to mount . Easy to 0 .Love the adjustments for elevation and wind you just pull up on the knob a little bit turn and make your adjustments positive clipping feel pushback done after you make your adjustment works fantastic . For $55 you can’t beat it . Easily could be a $200 scope . I would not put it on my $2,500 rifle but for a $400 rifle it’s just right . By the way at with it on my Ruger 10/22 at 200 yards had groups no further away than 1/4” apart

Works well for the price.

The package arrived with the scope, a sunshade, 2 flip up lens covers, 2 scope rings and a small instruction pamphlet. The mounts are shipped loosely assembled, so there is no danger of the screw holes being mismatched, as I have seen in some reviews of less expensive scopes and rings. The rings are, however, only single screw mounts, both for the scope and mounting to the dovetail.While purchased for another air rifle, for testing purposes I mounted it to my Beeman AR2078-B which is a known quantity, capable of turning in 5-shot groups of 1/8". Once sighted in I was, despite being a bit shakey due to medication, able to shoot 1/4" groups, consistently. They were all going exactly where the crosshairs indicated, so the size of the group was more my issue than the scope.Now for the tough part: will it return to zero, if the turrets are dialed in for different ranges or windage. As I'm shooting at a mere 10 metres, in my attic, I cranked in 10 MoA up, shot a group to verify that the point of impact moved where it was supposed to, and then cranked it back to zero. Then I did the same for windage, cranking in 10 MoA shooting, then returning. In both cases, the groups moved about 1 1/8" in the desired direction and returned to center as expected. I have read many reviews of other, less expensive, scopes that simply couldn't do that.The reticle focuses quite clearly as does the target, when using the adjustable objective.The only negative, and a very minor one, would have to be the included lens caps. They take a good bit more effort to open than to remove. Therefore, when attempting to open them, they merely pop off. I wouldn't mind a side-wheel objective lens adjustment, either, but at this price...I haven't put a lot of use on the scope but, thus far, it seems to be more than worth the money. And this coming from a shooter since 1961.

First this was a repackaged return scope. I thought I was buying new. I mounted this scope on ar15 556 at first I thought I been taken and the scope would not hold zero. Then I replaced the scope mounts. Boy was I happy moa at 100 yards which is what I was hoping for. Holding zero so far. Ok scope 5 star mounts sub zero star and the seller I’ll give him 3 star for selling return items as new.

Easy to set up. But longer to get cross hairs correct. Now range it in. Very good quality.

Very happy with this scope! Considering the price, I feel like the quality is just as high as other scopes that cost a whole lot more. Put this on my Savage Axis II 6.5 Creedmoor and have been loving it. Love that is comes with parallax adjustment. My favorite feature is the way your adjustment knobs lock in place preventing the scope from losing proper alignment if you bump it. Would definitely recommend this scope!

Put this on the Ruger 10/22 with Picatinny rails, and it is great.The AO adjustment makes seeing things even at 10 yards sharp and in focus. I had purchased the 3-9x40 without AO adjustment scope also from CVLife, and that one could only see things in sharp focus at 15 yards and beyond.The illumination is nice, just like the cheaper CVLife illuminated scope. The dials on this thing are nice and solid.What I really love about this scope is the ease at which to adjust the MOA. You just pop up the dial, and twist, then pop it back down to lock. You can also reset the zero should you need to.The included scope rings are the same as the cheaper version, but they are by no means cheap themselves. They mount very solidly, and have a texture that gives a good grip on the rails.This includes flip pop lens caps for both ends of the scope. It's a nice touch. There's also a sun shade that you can attach (an extra length tube) to the end of one end.I find the scope to add substantial heft to my 10/22, which went from ~5.5lb to ~7 lbs. It's enough to be noticeable and does impact my stance and aim. Nevertheless, this is a great scope and I would heartily recommend to anyone who's looking in <$100, since it has every feature I could want.

HORRIBLE scope. Do not waste your money. On 4x, it's decent. As you go up in magnification, you have to get closer to the scope. At 16x, my eyelashes are touching the lens to get a full sight picture. Had many cheap scopes and this one is by far the worst. A 4x32 daisy air rifle scope is world's above this.