Sightmark® 4 - 16x44 mm Triple - duty Tactical Scope Matte Black

Comment: I searched all over looking for a mil-dot scope, 30mm tubes didnt really seem to be that much of a noticeable selling point now that Ive shot my one inch scopes and then shot the 30mm, as far as light goes. It can maybe be picked up in some exacting situation, but on a so-so day at the range I just didnt see it all that much. However, the 30mm did seem to have a lot more adjustment in windage and vertical. Thats worth paying for I think, since toying around with long-range shooting means moving point of impact point of aim around a lot. Konus, Sightmark, and Hawke scopes were shopped and if you may be headed to play in the long range sport and who knows, may NOT like it, an 8 or 900 dollar scope will be enough to ensure that divorce youve always wanted. So I shopped with the intent of getting a scope that reviewed well, and was cheap enough so I could tel my old lady, "at least I didnt spend a grand on this damn thing!" The scope does hold a great zero for me, 300win mag. get the cross-hair alignment right, so when you click to the base,and back up, windage doesnt travel on you. As for windage problems while zooming in and out. Didnt happen to me. But I mounted it correctly. All the knobs,every one, was really tight to turn at first, they loosen up when you go and use it. Trust me, mine is now what I might consider just right. Cross hairs are nice and fine, great glass, 500meters looked sharp. This scope is right what I was looking for, until I get really serious about the sport, then, well, maybe a grand will be worth it.