UUQ Prism 4x32 Red/Green/Blue Triple Illuminated Rapid Range Reticle Rifle Scope W/Top Fiber Optic Sight and Weaver Slots

I've been looking at scopes for a while because I intended on getting a new AR-15. I read all the reviews to various red dots with and with out magnification. I figured I wasn't going to do long rang hunting so there's no need for a big scope and I didn't like one with no magnification. If i want to shoot 100 - 200 yards, I want the target to pop out a little and this 4X is perfect. I was reading a lot on the clarity of the scope so before I got this one, I went down to buy my new AR and spent some time looking through all of the expensive scopes. I wear glasses but see best at distance. All of the scopes scopes seemed fuzzy to me. The salesman said it looked fine to him and I couldn't see a way to adjust the focus for my eyes. So I figured it may not matter how much money you spend if you can't adjust it. I was so glad to find an adjustment knob at your eye piece, Wow, what a difference with clarity. I like that it is weather sealed and gas filled. I love the cross hares as apposed to the dot and a plus with the distance scale. The selection of red, green and blue is cool and there is an "off" point between each color so you don't have to dial through them. I like the bright green. Looks great, feels solid and love the top site - great for close range and quick targeting. I mounted a laser on the side bar and zeroed the laser to the cross hare - even better for close range. I'll update this once I take it out to line up, I just had to give my first impressions. I ordered a laser shell that loads in the chamber and gives me a straight line to the target. I thought that would be more efficient than spending rounds and getting close. For $5 I think it could be worth it. Also since my stock is adjustable, you can adjust it for the right distance to your eye to grasp the widest view.

It is a Close Combat Optics, not a Scope, so that;s been said, Considering an AR 15 or an M-4 platform at the Civilian world with an effective range of anywhere between 400 to 600 yards and a practical use in no more than 200 yards (M4 Profile, have an average of 16" Barrel and a AR 15 18') most all the times targets are engaged in no more than 50 yards for the sake of truth a quick deployment for a target acquisition have to be the main concern in a sport rifle followed by accuracy off curse, UUQ Prism Cant quick Acquire a target with the Optical Fiber optic or even engage targets over 300 Yards (Self Experience i tried! and accuracy was awesome!). The Three colors reticles (Blue , Red and Green sights, have three different intensity) , are not only easy to install or adjust, but also easy to tun and adjust to your own personal sight Picture, and the 4 times magnifier makes the reliability of this high quality C.C.O not only reliable and effective, but definitely a great buy. Material quality and precise technilogy are way above one will expect for the price, and mounted on my M4, over the flat top aluminum picatinny rail, made my shooting experience absolutely delightful....i am not only recommending the seller but making sure to look deep into their other products as part of my Shooting Practice and Targeting training as to be used on my other carbines and Rifles.If you have a Special Purpose Rifle or a Designated Marksman Rifle, well you might considering a scope or a red dot, for any other use, UUQ Prism It Is A Great Option of Price versus reliability. All The Way from The Box to The Range, i recommend.

I have this mounted on my “main use” airsoft gun. First off I’d like to start by saying I like this scope very much, the reticle is bright and clear and even under wet /humid conditions where fog and water build up on the glass picture is still clear with very little blur, the mounts are strong and the scope holds zero quite well.The reason for 4 stars is because of what I perceive to be a quality control issue, but without having access to the manual I could be mistaken.So the scope is 100% functional, but with that being said it seems the adjustment knobs are “backwards”, so when making an adjustment to the crosshairs, you have to move the point of aim to the point of impact. So if your bb is hitting low you have to then turn the adjustment knob the direction labeled “down” to get the bb to hit higher on the target. This could just be a fluke with this particular scope, but with that being said it made for a really frustrating first game because I didn’t have time to sight it in before hand, so I was making minor changes with every miss until I was way off target. I almost gave up on the scope thinking it was faulty and adjustments just weren’t being made with each turn, until out of frustration I tried it the opposite way, and Wola!I still preach about this scope, and show it off when I can (hell of a scope for the price) but whenever I tell people about the backwards turrets, they are just as thrown off as I was.

Great budget item , works great