Sig SauerBuckmasters 3-12x44mm 1" Tube Second Focal Plane/SFP/F2 Durable Shockproof Waterproof Fogproof Black Riflescope

amazing sharp clear optics, especially at the price ... I have it on my 100 yard .22 silhouette rifle and the ranging marks are perfect for the distances we shoot. I never have to adjust anything once it was sighted in.

Wanted to come leave a first impression review. Just got the scope, and it looks great. Weight it good, eye box is awesome and it’s pretty clear all the way up to 12x. I had a Monstrum Banshee scope before. I thought it was OK. This one is noticeably better right off the bat. One thing that I really like is how there is no play in the dial to turn on red dot. It clicks in place and that’s it. No wiggle. I also like how there is an off option in between each brightness setting.Planning to go to the range in a couple days. Will update once I’m back.

This is my new go to optic. Very clear at all power settings. Has quality features of more expensive scopes.

Put this on a CVA .44 has held up to recoil and great clarity and accuracy.

I bought this scope based on the 3x12x44 magnification, BDC Reticle, and low price.Of course it IS made in China and not so much a precision nor low-light scope.It gets the job done at 100 yards on paper targets during daylight hours but unless you have a lot of rifle ammo to waste I wouldn't try to reliably hit anything over 200-250 yards. You probably can do just as well using your rifle's iron sights.The 3x12 adjustment is pretty stiff thus the need for the 'stem' attached to the scope.While the flip-up covers are handy I suggest you pony up a few more bucks and purchase the Sig 'Whiskey' line of scopes as they are made in the Phillipines by ScoPro the same factory that produces quality Burris, Leupold, Vortex, and previously Nikon scopes. You'll probably get better optics, precision, and bang for your buck than the cheapo Chinese version for not much more money.The Sig Sauer Buckmasters scopes are really no better than the current line of Tasco, CV Life, or Bushnell entry-level scopes which are also made in China - probably all at the same factory and you can buy them for less. A fancy box does not make this scope any better than one that comes in a Clamshell.If you simply plan to target practice or deer hunt during bright daylight hours the Sig Buckmasters will probably suffice. It's a good scope for a 30-30 @ 100-125 yards. If you want more you'll probably have to pay more.

Great scope for the price. Worked awesome. Easy to zero. Great buy

works well, clear optics, rear lens cap interferes with the bolt function got high scope rings should have gotten extra high. Rifle has such a strong recoil that the caps have to be removed anyway so not a problem. Good value for the money would buy again

Great scope for the money, clear field of view, holds zero on my 300 blackout. Can zoom in and out pretty far. Easy to sight in.