GII 4x32 Prism Scope Long Eye Relief Scope 4X Prism Scope with Fiber Optic Sight PM4x32HS

A handy scope mounted on my crossbow. I wanted something small but powerful enough to handle my Cold Steel CS 130 crossbow and this will do just fine. Clear sight picture and cross hairs and adjustable magnification. Has 2 short rail sections on each side which I have yet to decide what, if anything I'd want to hang on there. On top is a fiber optic sight for close quarters work. Be advised, eye relief on this is very short which might be its only con for some users on a rifle with much recoil.

Scope is nice no complaints about it yet. Between work and school I haven't had a chance to range it yet. It's visual appealing but have not test the functionality of it yet. Mainly posting pictures for people to look at who are uncertain. The company makes three variants of this scope. This one is a horseshoe variant. Colors are nice and you can adjust to the degree of brightness. My only complaint I can't see the lines under the first dot. This was just playing with it in the lightly deemed rooms in my house. That's it, a full review later. Edited: 3/15/15 down to four star Pros: The sight is great and once zeroed hold a zero well. The functionality of it is perfect if you are looking for an acog style scope for distance 100 yards or closer. It also has an iron sight on top of the scope for close aiming or if the acog ever fails you. The three variant of colors are very bright in all settings. The 200, 300, 400 and 500 are clearly visible during the day time. For a cheap scope its well worth the money and a better buy than one you would buy at walmart. Cons: The scope is great... but isn't American great. Like my statement previously stated about the pivot lines... I stayed at the range considerable late just till dusk. As dusk approached the pivots or the measurement lines progressively became harder to see. I also read that it was already or easy scope to zero. Where ever I read that, it was bullcrap. You are going to need a flathead, so don't forget to bring it so you can zero it in. Because of these two things, I'm now reducing my stars to 4. In reality I want to do 4 1/2. Overall: it is a good scope and if you are a beginner and if your gun is a play toy (not using it for hunting) then this is a perfect buy. This is no military grade scope. You're going to have to drop 2 grand for that. Hope it helps! Smitty

Overall good equipment. Requires an exact eye placing to get a good site picture. After 20 rounds, came to a zero. Mounted on a DPMS Panther 556 cal, shot within 1 inch. Left to right adjustment was very tight at first.

works great, got 2 battery's with it. all 3 color modes work great, and each color has 3 levels of brightness, very clear night or day, zeroes in very easily, Ive used it for months now, and have not had to correct it at all. I added a bipod to get precise shots, I have had no problems with it at all, very affordable, and worth every penny. and I like the option for adding an attachment on the sides, for additional sighting options, or what ever you might want to add. I've not used the side mounts, but great option. This scope also has a very simple attachment, 2 screws that are large and easy to grip, allows quick removal and attachment.

The delivery of scope was ahead of time. The scope works very well I like how compact and versatile. I will buy it again. It is well worth the money. If you need 100 yd scope, this is the scope for you. I love it and so will you.

Useless. Eye relief is non existent. It's more liken to a monocular, where as one must place their eye directly upon the optics body to obtain a viewable picture. With a monocular or binoculars this works fine, however, with a rifle scope this is not acceptable, unless of course one is not concerned with having the scope embebed into their eye socket upon firing the weapon. For me, I choose to avoid this, as I find that having plastic, glass and aluminum forcefully driven into my eyeball extremely unpleasant, but that's a personal preference, and is why I choose rifle optics that incorporate a measured degree of eye relief. Call me picky if you must but the way I see it (And thankfully I still can) I now own a Prismatic bird watching monocular, should I elect to take up this hobby, which I don't anticipate happening anytime real soon, nonetheless, I am thoroughly prepared now should the time come. Best Regards, Tweet-Tweet

This Item was fairly priced and I was excited to mount it on my DPMS AR 15. however the eye relief is horrible. You have to have your eye almost on the rear to be able to see through the parallax. It also had difficulty holding its zero. I bore sighted the item and could not group after 60 rounds. My shots were inconsistent and any adjustments I made were ineffective. On a positive note the fiber optic sight on top needed almost no adjustments and would hit in the black consistently regardless of shooting position or style so they are great for reflexive fire at close distances. I returned the item after several attempts to zero were unsuccessful and went with a different style sight. Use caution if you are considering purchasing this sight. Perhaps mine was simply defective but it may be worth it to spend the extra money on a better quality sight.

Seems sturdy and well made. Scope is clear and bright with the color on, and easily adjustable. The pic rails on the side can be added or left detached as they are separate pieces. The only con is the eye relief is pretty short.