Rifle Scopes: Bargain AccuShot Compact 3-12X44 TS Mil-Dot Scope (Parallax Adjusted at 35 Yards)

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Product Description

AccuShot Compact 3-12X44 30mm Tube, Side Wheel Illumination Scope with Angled Objective, Red/Green Mil-Dot Range Estimating Reticle, Multi Emerald Coating, Zero Reset/Locking and, Flip-open Lens Cover, Sun Shade - Adjusted@35 Yards Specifications: Magnification: 3X - 12X.; Tube Diameter: 30mm.; Objective Diameter: 44mm.; Field of View @100 Yards: 32.0' - 11.5'.: Eye Relief: 3.4" - 3.0".; Exit Pupil: 14.7mm - 3.7mm.; Click Value @100 Yards: 1/4".; Length: 10.6".; Weight: 17.6oz.; Parallax Setting: 35Yds.; Batteries: CR2032 3V.

Product Details

Amazon Sales Rank: #308416 in Sports & Outdoors
Brand: AccuShot
Model: SCP3-M3124MDL2-A
Released on: 2009-10-14

Features

Built on TS Platform, One Piece 30mm Tube for Maximum Light Transmission
Target Turrets with Unique Zero Locking and Zero Resetting Features
Side Wheel Red/Green Variable, Illuminated Reticle, Mil-Dot Reticle for Effective Range Estimating
Large and Consistent Windage/Elevation Adjustment Range, Parallax Pre-adjusted at 35 yds
High Quality Sunshade and Flip-open Lens Caps

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

2 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
DO NOT BUY
By ERICE
I could make quite a list of problems with this scope...and I haven't even attached it to a rifle yet; nor will I. It is already on its way back to the vendor. I only gave it a single star because they made me give a star just to post this.

As soon as I opened the box; I realized I had made a mistake and bought 1" rings when it is a 30mm tube. OK, that's my fault, but the tube size is listed towards the very end of the product description. Given the enormous size of this scope, you need at least 1" high mounts, and it's hard to find 1" high 30mm scope ring mounts.

So I took the scope and free-hand tested it out on objects in the field behind my house.

The conditions:
-appx 4:30 pm, clear, sunny, and no humidity.
-open field with scattered small trees ranging from 10-300 yds, with a large barn at the far end with signs on it (typical "no trespassing/for sale" sized signs. Maybe 3" block lettering?)

Problems:
1)the length of eye relief is terrible. very small window to work with; maybe 3-3.5" at best. and if you are offline even the slightest bit to either side, you're out of luck.

2) PITA to focus. I never could get a clear enough image to read the signs on the barn, no matter what power I was on. My old 3x9x40 bushnell had no problem reading the signs clearly. Additional attempts on other objects were also not good, a clear picture on bush A made for a fuzzy image on bush B even though they weren't much more than 15' apart.

3) MOST IMPORTANT: when trying the green/red illuminated recticle, it almost caused permanent retina damage! I am not kidding. The scope uses a projected light, which caused my eye to "see" a red dot in the center of my vision for at least 3 hours. I eventually went to bed with a cold compress over my eye. I seemed OK the next day but am going to my optometrist tomorrow to make sure. I do wear contacts; I don't know if that exacerbated the issue but either way this product is not safe.

DO NOT BUY