Vector OpticsSentinel 10-40x50 Second Focal Plane, 1/8 MOA Precise Adjustments, Designed for 25 Meters Benchrest Target Shooting, Turret Lock System, SCOL-34

I got this last weekend and just returned from the 50 yard 22LR range with good results. At 25 yards, the initial rounds were 4 inches low and 4 inches left, but after dialing up and right the appropriate number of clicks, bulls-eye! With 1/8 moa per click this required nearly a 1.5 rotation of each adjuster but after landing close, the sighting adjustments were responsive. At 40 power I can see exactly where they land. It comes with very tall scope rings that are caliper type for a standard rail. They need to be on the tall side because the scope is quite large. Eye relief is what you expect and the focus knob is a used quite a bit as you change magnification. Glass is clear and the cross hairs are fine but that is appropriate for competitive shooting. This is a non-illuminated daytime scope that is best for benchrest shooting. So far, the bang for the buck is on-target.

I initially purchased this for bench rest air gun competitions. Unfortunately, haven't able to use it much because of issues with the air gun I ordered. I did get to try it on two other air guns and it worked really well. I was able to mount it, zero it, and site in a gun in with about 25 pellets. It seems pretty accurate for the price, I might even order another in the future.The one downside was that one of the mounting rings seems a bit to small, it doesn't complete encompass the scope

First off great price for the quality.Image was clear at 40X I had a small dark ring but just a small adjustment of the parallax and it was gone.Second for the one complaining about zeroing issues this scope moves poi 1/8 inch at 100 yards at 50 it's 1/16th simple math.Also when torquing go in a criss-cross patern with both rings. Snug them then torque to 25 inch pounds.

I mounted it on my 10/22 and tried to sight in using CCI Std Velo at 50 yards. Starting at the presumed factory Zero, it was hitting 17 inches below the aim point. After 3.2 up revolutions of the top turret, still 4.5 inches below the aim point. Obviously an internal issue.The image quality was decent on 40x, however the eye box and relief was difficult at any focal range.Returned

One of the best bench rest/target scopes I have ever bought. Very clear optics.I have them on 3 of my bench rest .22s.It’s hard to beat a 5 year warranty.

Holds up well

Look, I wasn't expecting a March Optics here. The scope itself is okay. I really do like the reticle. The glass is bright enough for some basic 50 yard bench for .22lr. Love the fine point on the reticle center. HOWEVER... when using low mount scope rings, the elevation tops out still south of 4 MOA at 50. I was torn between disassembling the scope and resetting the zero to raise it, but I just ordered some high rings to hopefully alleviate the issue enough to get to zero at 50. Shouldn't be that crazy of a delta for 50 yards with 0 degree rail. We'll see how it runs next range trip.

Clear optics and crisp adjustments. Hard to beat for the money. Very fine crosshair and thats OK since this is a target scope and not meant for hunting in lower light conditions.Had a chance to shoot with this scope. Adjustments tracker true and straight. The fine dot and crosshair take a little to get used to but are perfect for target shooting. It focuses down to 20 yards on 40x and is crystal clear. My new favorite scope.