UUQ Tactical 3.5-10X40 Illuminated Red/Green Mil Dot Rifle Scope W/Red Laser Sight Fit 20mm Picatinny Rail

When I first looked the sighting system over, hard to call it just a scope since it is two things in one really. And I like the concept and idea, and I like the design of the system. What attracted me to this one as a huge factor was the LIFETIME WARRANTY!The scope has an attached (non-removable) LASER on it and that is not a way to zero it without shooting it, because the LASER has to be zeroed also.I zeroed the scope and LASER on my AR and then set to see how well it would hold ZERO after a few rounds, and after a few bumps or light knocks to the scope itself. I used a LASER boresight to get it close to zero before taking it out to the range. I then zeroed it in at 100 yards and began to shoot some rounds through it and checking it keeping zero.After 250 rounds of shooting, it was still on zero and had not moved. I then hit the side of the scope lightly, like a bump you would get going through the brush. And checked the zero again. Well it was right on and had kept zero. That was a great relief. For the money I thought it might not keep zero. I used all of the illumination settings, and they all still worked. I liked the green better than the red but that is personal preference.So overall:PROS:Scope has both red and green illumination settingsClear glass and nice field of viewMount is strong and stays putEasy to zero and stayed zeroed even after slight bumps to scope to try and throw it off.Attached red LASER is a real nice addition and great for quick shots at closer rangesScope works without batteries, but need them if you use the illumination at all.Eye relief is about 3-4 inchesComes with a nice scope lens cover..LASER is really only strong enough for dimmer lighting, but for home defense or dusk/evening/nighttime use, its fine.Cons:Sight requires batteries for the illumination of the reticle and LASERBecause of the short eye relief only usable on a .223 or .300 Blackout. (But that really is all I would want to use this type of scope on so not really a con)OVERALL:I was very pleasantly surprised at how well this scope worked and was made. Never having heard of this company or this make of scope I was very skeptical. Now I am glad I gave it a try. It performed just as good as some of my more expensive set ups and will have a place on one of my AR’s.OVERALL I recommend this scope and LASER if you are looking for something that is good and will work, and yet is affordable. Plus you get two sighting systems for the price of one. I would only recommend this scope for a AR in .223 or .300 blackout. Because of the short eye relief.

Put this on a gamo break action pellet gun by removing the rail adaptor holds well moves a bit after continuous fire. This scope is very accurate because of the 3.5-10x magnification and the scope is easy to sight in I haven’t used the electronics at all but so far I’m hitting 1 inch steel targets at 25 and 35 yard distances consistently, after some fair usage the rifle scope is accurate and easy to sight and adjust the only complaint is it is not as sturdy as advertised I'm using it on a .177 break action pellet rifle and it can’t hold steady on the rail and loses 0 about every 50 rounds but it’s not a serious loss and I can adjust it within 5-10 shots back to a 1 inch grouping but I had to mark my rail so I can keep it adjusted to one spot because the loss of 0 comes from it sliding with recoil, the 20mm adapter may fix this on a real rifle but if a pellet rifle causes it to lose zero at 35 yards a rifle may not hood steady past 100 but for $50 you can’t ask for any more most hood rifle scopes go from a few hundred to a few grand so for $50 I’d put this on any pellet rifle, subsonic .22 or a bolt action rifle I just wouldn’t recommend a scope like this for an Armalite or klashnikov based rifles as consistent recoil may cause loss of 0

This is my review for this scope for today first try I turn elevation to like 30 clicks to bring down. Vintage is 20 clicks. But the and work out nice, if I can hold the my Ruger takedown 10/22 steady my every shot will be dead center but no one is perfect. Can not complain I use one bullet shot to zero to scope. This way you do not use lots of ammunition also every shot you will know where you are hitting every time on torget.Scope is not bad but not perfect either. Most important thing is are you a good shooter. You always must find fault on yourself not on product. Good shooter never fine fault on product unless something really wrong on the product. Amazon website this scope saying 12 months warranty but when they send the scope case saying on it Lifetime warranty. Who to belive NOW.Today I called Amazan 1/17/2019 and I spoke to Maria. I explain the problem with scope, problem was scope warranty info says 12 months warranty but scope case saying lifetime warranty. Right now they remove the scope from website to correct the problem.PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT

This scope mounts small rimfire and regular picatinny. Mounted on an old accurate winchester bolt action .22.Shot 2 rounds at 15 yards in 2 inch group.Shot 3 rounds at 30 yards made one height adjustment.Shot 10 rounds at 45 yards with two adjustments. Shot 20 rounds at night adjusting the laser at 20 yards.The laser is weak during the day and adjustments are less than desirable but once dialed in at 20 yards bullet holes touched on targetThe scope mounted out of the box was as good as if it was bore sighted.The scope illumination dial is extremely hard to turnThe clarity is good for the moneycrosshairs are clearadjusments track OKMagnification dial is hard enough to turnAll in all I would recommend this for the money. I would buy higher quality for a centerfire.I read the reviews before I bought it and saw some bad ones. Maybe I got lucky and maybe some got lemons. Its darn good for 40 bucks. I've had bad luck with more expensive barska scopes

Clear glass, a little stiff on magnifying but will loosen, batteries included which is nice

This is the third scope which I have bought from the UUQ brand, the previous two being the UUQ Tactical Holographic Red/Green Reflex Scope for a pair of airsoft rifles. What impressed me the most is the solid construction of each scope, and this scope is no different. For the magnification it provides, it is low profile compared to similar scopes. The eye relief is excellent, and the light up crosshairs are perfect for any low-mid light environment. Out of the box it shot 3 inches low and to the right, but adjusting the zero point was quick, easy, and within 3-4 minutes I had near perfect 3 shot groupings.Whether it is an airsoft rifle (or in this case a .22 hornet for plinking) you will not be disappointed in the quality and value this scope will bring you.

Right out of the box it has an extremely obvious manufacturing defect. One of the three screw holes for mounting the rail clamp at the base is at an obscene angle and not drilled deep enough. Even if it was not crooked, the screw cannot be threaded into the hole far enough to touch the clamping plate it is supposed to fasten to the scope.I am astounded that such an obviously defective item escaped to be sent to a customer. A worker assembling this scope quite literally must thread the screw into the damaged hole to assemble it the way it was shipped to me (with clamping plate fastened to base); there is no possible way they did not notice the issue. Yet the scope was sent to a customer regardless. This indicates that the manufacturer has abysmal quality control.

pretty good its sturdy and well built so far

Mounted on gsg16