PINTY Tactical Rifle Scope Combo: Illuminated Optics, Red Dot Sight, Laser, RGB Rangefinder Riflescope for 20mm Picatinny Rail

I will update if there are any issues holding true, but initial impressions are very good, for much more than only $110. All comments about quality are by any standards, but also especially for the price. Scope: Scope quality is impressively good and visuals are crisp. The reticle lights up well and gets bright. Your eye does have to be in the 1 perfect spot to get a good view on this scope, so no quick scope shots. The illumination does have some significant light bleed surrounding the inside of the scope, but not in the field of view and doesn't really subtract from the experience. (you have to look for it). I don't know if this is present on expensive scopes, but I doubt it. Reflex: Loved the look, clear crisp reticle. HATE the reflex sight ONLY because under the sight, but above the mount, there is a void with springs and screws for aiming. in this void are the EXPOSED electronics and circuitry for the sight. you can see the solder joints and the pcb from the side of the sight while its mounted on your gun. to me, this makes this sight, as useful as it is, complete junk since there is no need for the electronics to be exposed. water resistance is an obvious advantage. laser: it lights up, is tiny, weighs nothing. pull the 2 aiming screws out and cover them in blue locktight then reinstall. i do this to ALL of the adjustment screws on every sight. mount directly to gun, inline with the barrel, not off to the side. that will keep all lasers on target left and right at any distance. when its off to the side, at all, your left and right will only be on target at the targeted distance. total apparatus weighs just around 2.8lbs.

Overall a good scope Red Dot laser combo. I separated the three pieces amount of the scope on a Ruger 10/22. I mounted the laser on a pic rail on the same gun on the forward side of the barrel. I have to say I am impressed with the clarity of the glass. However the turrets have less than impressive detent clicks. The laser seems to hold zero as well as the scope. Thus far I am quite impressed with the red. And as I mounted that on my 12 gauge home defense gun and after numerous rounds buckshot and 3 inch slugs it certainly seems to hold zero well. Not sure how well it would hold zero on a larger caliber but I have to say I have three pinty Scopes and this has the clearest glass of all three. Only complaint I have is I wish the turrets had better clicks. Overall very satisfied with the purchase.

Set up was easy, build quality seems solid. Still need to zero both sights, but the laser attachment is a novelty at best. The Way it sits on the rail renders it useless for zeroing the scopes. I'll use my barrel laser, and save the red dot laser for another project. I'll update after I hit the range.

I bought it for a 22LR pinking rifle. It sights in easy, and is very accurate. Fits the rifle perfectly and is easy to adjust. I recommend this scope for beginners for target practice. The price is the right bang for the buck!

The hardware on it is cheaply made and the laser doesnt work that great. It does fit perfectly on the toy and scope side of it is great

Laser quit working after first clip of ammunition.

The install was quick and super easy. It was a bit bulky fully assembled (MKX3) but breaking it into the components and using them alone with the riser it is a great fit. Both site and scope offer great fields of view, hold true, and interchange smoothly due to both the quick release feature on the site and the large knobs on the scope that can be tighten/loosened by hand. I attached the laser to the front of a picatinny rail along the bottom of the barrel to complete the setup. All in all, a very workable, very affordable system. What you would expect from a Pinty product.

Great value for money, fits my arm and even came with and extra rail, easy to install.