Ozark Armament 4X Magnified Scope

I wasn't expecting much from this to be honest considering the price. As soon as I opened it I realized it's quite nice. The quick attach is nice as well. It has some heaviness to it which I like. It seems solidly made and will last quite a while. I particularly like this reticle. Also in three colors. After a MAG or two there's no change after zeroing. I'm still watching it but so far I'm really impressed. Very easy to adjust elevation and windage and it seems watertight and rugged. I also like the look as it seems a bit like the Trijicon ACOG Style. I definitely would recommend this to a friend.

Really clear glass. Using on a 357 mag rifle. Holds zero perfectly. This scope has the quality and performs as well as scopes running MUCH higher costs.

Ok first off I had to have a replacement sent due to the exit pupil on the first one being out of alignment. But, Ozark was very responsive and assured that I was quickly sent a functioning optic for replacement. I commend them for that. Now, here's my honest review of the optic. ***the GOOD*** You have to keep in mind that this is not a $1200 ACOG, don't expect ACOG quality. That being said, I am impressed with the performance and the quality for the price, so far. I see a lot of reviews about the eye relief no being 3.5 inches, however, I measured the distance using my micrometer and the eye relief really is right at about 3.5 inches. Which is an improvement over the ACOG's 1.5 inch IMO. The reticle is crisp and clear, and the adjustable focus lens works well, although it may make your reticle slightly out of focus. I mounted this on my AR-15 and did a 25 meter zero with no issues. All in all I fired about 200 rounds on target with tight groups and it never lost its zero. Additionally, I did a small torture test, which involved me tossing my rifle on the ground fairly hard (hard ground with soft ish grass) and the optic still held its zero with no issues. I feel fairly confident that if you drop your rifle with this optic, it will still be accurate. ***The BAD*** So far the only issue that I had with this optic, which was a minor annoyance, is the adjustment knobs. The windage adjustment will adjust the point of impact, while the elevation will adjust the reticle. So adjusting windage "Left" will adjust point of impact left, while adjusting elevation "Up" will adjust the reticle up and point of impact down. I would at least like it to be consistent as it was rather confusing. ***conclusion*** I'm happy with the optic and I think it is a great budget alternative to an ACOG. However, I would encourage you to test the optic as soon as you get it. It seems that many people received defective units (me included), so be sure it is operating properly and holds its zero. If not, I had a good experience with ozark in correcting my issue, so I'm pleased over all.

I have to admit, I was skeptical about this optic for a few different reasons that I won't bore you with....! But I would be remissed if I didn't tell you about this optic. Over the years, I've bought, sold and tried many different types of optics for a variety of reasons. With that being said, I was definitely skeptical about purchasing this item. But I went ahead and bought it anyway. I must say.....this is a lot better than I thought it was going to be. I was immediately impressed by the quality of this optic. What intrigued me the most is that this optical system has 3 different colored lights: Red, Green and Blue (which I've never tried before). It comes with a battery ready to go and I can tell that it was NOT some cheap replica of some popular name-brand optic. Now at this point, I'm super excited about trying it out. So I immediately grab my SBR and attached this optic. So this morning, I put it to the test and actually shot live rounds thru my weapon. I was impressed by its performance and stability. Not to mention that it looks awesome on my weapon system. Although I only shot less than 100 rounds, the optic was pretty much on point from the first round to the last. It is (in my opinion) best suited for CQB in which I am going to run a few CQB drills tonight to see how the optic performs under low-light conditions. Overall, I would definitely purchase this item again!

I was skeptical at first because how can this be any good as such a low price? I’m very well pleased with this purchase. It’s not cheaply made. It’s good quality material. Very good optics.

Put this gun site on my Sig MPX Gen 2 air rifle. High quality material and easy to adjust. I haven’t banged the scope yet but it looks tuff! Also a great low light scopee (twilight) In addition the optic provides a decent sight picture at 10ft and up to 200 yards. It’s versatile! Super impressed for the money, great value…I would use this sight all day long 200 yards in. The different colors are a nice feature, I like the green the best in all light levels. It’s easy to adjust depending on the users needs. The addition rails on the site are also a nice feature, looking forward to the laser and flash light combo to mount up….will be a fun feature.

The scope seem to be built well, however, the reticle is so small it impossible to read. I think a better option would have been cross hair with mil dots. I was going to return the scope but my friend purchase from me for his son Ruger 10/22 because it look cool (whatever I got my money back). I would not recommend this scope for an adult serious shooter. Update, I could not get this scope on the paper at 25yard using a ruger 10/22, adjust out. Former military and a good shooter this scope is for a toy gun and not use on a real firearm. Not even going for a refund it going where it belong in the trash.

For the price, it is a good optic. However if you are looking for something that you can accurately shoot with, and feel good about, it’s a though sell. So, to start off, I have military background, and am very familiar with the Trijicon RCO (ACOG), so when it came to zeroing the scope, very quick and easy, and it held its zero. But when you go to focus the hairs on target, you have to choose between seeing the target clearly, or seeing the hairs clearly. Using the fundamentals of shooting (focus on the retical, not the target) it should not be a huge deal, however if you are trying to make a precision shot (aiming at the scoring number on a silhouette target, not just the orange block) it makes it near impossible. For the price, and if you plan on just making this an entry optic for a child, by all means, buy and mount it, however if you think that you are going to be getting a high end scope for a steal, look else where.