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As easy on the wallet as it is on the eye, the Simmons 8-Point 3-9x32 riflescope offers more high-end features than any other in its class. All 8-Point models come with fully coated optics to produce a brighter, higher-contrast image, along with Quick Target Acquisition (QTA) eyepieces that encourage fast, easy target locking. The scope's premium TrueZero windage and elevation adjustment system, meanwhile, stays locked tight to zero through even the most strenuous conditions. And thanks to the waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof housing, you can use the 8-Point just about anytime, anywhere. Other details include 1/4 MOA SureGrip audible-click windage and elevation adjustments, 3.75 inches of constant eye relief, and a Truplex reticle. Shot after shot, hunt after hunt, the 8-Point scope delivers stunning on-game performance.
The 8-Point riflescope includes a precision Truplex reticle. |
Specifications: - Finish: Matte
- Magnification: 3 to 9x
- Objective lens: 32mm
- Field of view: 31.4 feet @ 100 yards
- Eye relief: 3.75 inches
- Exit pupil: 10.7mm
- Click value: 0.25
- Adjustment range: 60 inches @ 100 yards
- Reticle: Truplex
- Weight: 10 ounces
About Simmons Hunters and sportsmen have looked to Simmons for more than 25 years for extraordinary optical innovation and rugged durability. Simmons' line of riflescopes not only deliver spot-on accuracy, innovative features, and enviable performance, but they're also built to last an untold number of hunts, helping them outperform all other scopes in their class. Simmons is headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas.
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(1 customer review) 1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Junk - Its cheap for a reason,
December 30, 2010 Tim (Louisiana) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Simmons Truplex 8-Point Riflescope (3-9x32, Matte) (Sports)
I received this for Christmas on my Marlin 22LR rifle. This scope is junk - the optics are TERRIBLE. I put a bore-sighter in the gun, looked thru and adjusted it in a gun cradle. Looked again and it appeared off. Re-ajusted, and everytime you look thru the retina its off again. Not sure what was up. Thought my bore-sighter was bad so tried a few shots with this mounted. All over the page. Removed the scope and shot open-sight with no issues. Returned the scope - best thing I did.
