hi-luxOptics M1200 Art Scope with Illuminated Reticle, Red

Scope mounted on M1A1 .308 to keep the rifle traditional Vietnam era sniper configuration. The directions for setting the computer are not very clear but with a little trial and error settings were spot on. Killed a tree stump at 800 yards first try after zero at 300 yds.

I like this scope a lot. I have fired it on an M1A and an AR with a White Oak 18" barrel from 75 yards to 600 yards. The set up to use the 75 yard range was easy to do and easy to return. Once it was sighted on the 75 yard range I could return to the 300 yard settings by the numbers. Dialed in the 600 yard range and hit the target without tower setting. I was concerned about the illuminated reticle but it at low light it's perfect but in daylight it fades out but it's not needed for me. The tower setting are very good and easy to reset zeros.CONS: The distance measurements are in metric. They say no calculations needed but you will have to convert the meter to yards. It would be better in yards.

Set up scope per Instructions so if it’s not right it’s because of their crappy instructionstook it to the range sighted in and found that a 300 yard mark it was shooting 10 feet high at the 100 yard mark it was shooting at least 8 feet high going to adjust the scope and it literally fell apart there were two screws sitting on the bench that fell out of the scope which is literally fell apartI put the screws back in tried to shoot it some more and the object of focus for the cam felt Gritty and cheap return the scope completely unacceptable that scope costing this much would be this cheaply made