HatsanUSA Optima 3-9X32 Scope, Black

Hatsan is quality. I absolutely love their products. Clear lens great zoom that is not overstated. Yeah I traded my vortex for this one and I am beyond happy. I highly recommend optima or Hatsan products. I'm getting quality quality optics at a lower price than say a vortex scope. I've had other Hatsan Scopes I've used them and they zero quickly and remain zeroed. Plenty beefy enough to stand the double recoil action of an air rifle. here's a little trick that I do look at the scope from the other end not the end that you would normally view out of but the opposite end. from there generally you can see how cleanly the scope was manufactured. Using this test alone there was no difference between this and the $225 vortex.

I have 6 of these. 4 mounted on scope killing Hatsan 125 magnum springers and 2 on Hatsan Vortex edge rifles. They are a huge improvement over the standard 4 x 32 that comes on most packages. One of my 125's managed to kill it one in about a week. Hatsan sent me a new one quickly. They other 5 are holding up just fine. Great company and customer service. If you want a real treat take a look at the other Hatsan scopes with AO lenses. They are value priced and work incredibly well. I have had good results with all my Hatsan scopes. I mounted one on a Remington for a while to test out the rifle. The original 4 x 32 scope that came with the Remington was beyond useless.

Delivered early, intact and complete. It's an inexpensive airgun scope with rings. Nothing about it is high end, but, neither is the price. Rings were mounted per standard gun shop method. Thread lock used on ALL screws, this step is important! Do this or, keep tools handy to check for looseness periodically. Zeroes just like any scope. See through rings allow for open sights use if scope fails. Looks great on my rifle, helps me see the target better, inspires confidence. For the money, can't be beat. For the record, it's mounted on a Winchester model 1100s 177cal. pellet rifle.

Amazon, again, saves the day. After 50 rounds mounted on a Winchester spring air rifle, the scope became erratic. I sent it back and got a replacement. The second one seems to be doing well. I think the trick to scope longevity on a springer is to use a one piece scope mount. They seem to absorb the recoil shock better and transmit less vibration through the rings. Hatsan scopes are a great value. I also own the 3-9x40 scope with NO PROBLEMS after more than 3,000 rounds of spring pounding. I would recommend these scopes for their value and workmanship.

Installed on an multi-pump air rifle. Scope works well once zeroed. But kept getting weird off-target shots at different distance. Realized that if you change magnification, the zero changes, quite significantly. Maybe it was more of the refocus with magnification change. Something between the magnification change and focus adjustment changes the zero. You'll need to re-zero at the new magnification level and with new focus. Update: After a few more days of use, the shots started going everywhere whenever you change zoom, focus, or even distance of target. Returning.

This scope was included as part of the Hatsan 125 combo. The first one was a dud. I could not get it to group. I emailed hatsanUSA and they sent me a replacement. This one seems to be working OK after a couple hundred pellets. It is not an AO scope, but if you loosen the objective ring and turn the objective lens, you can set the parallax to whatever distance you want.

Have used it on an AK for a couple of years now. Holds zero with no problem

I put this on my grandpa's old marlin 22lr. It stays zeroed with good eye relief and sight picture. Mounts and hardware seem strong.