CVLIFE 3-9x40 Optics R4 Reticle Crosshair Scope with Scope Mounts

Absolutely amazing scope for the price! The CVLIFE 3-9x40 Optics R4 Reticle Crosshair Scope delivers clear, crisp optics and smooth magnification adjustments. The reticle is sharp and easy to acquire, making target acquisition fast and accurate. I was also impressed with how sturdy the scope feels—once mounted, it holds zero extremely well. Installation was straightforward with the included mounts, which is a huge bonus. Overall, this scope performs far beyond expectations and is an excellent value. Highly recommend!

For the money... surprisingly good. The turrets do what they are supposed to, the zoom works smoothly and flawlessly, and it seems to be actually be well made. To be clear this is not a $500 scope, nor is it going to be. But I have no problems seeing my target, the cross-hairs are functional, and after 50 rounds of 7.62x39, its holding zero just fine. The FDE color is off and you can tell that it is just cheaply spray painted. For my needs as a cheap scope to use as a placeholder until I can afford something better, so I can shoot my newly purchased rifle, this thing rocks for $35. Its literally just an old design that can be made and cheaply simultaneously and CVLife is smart enough to not try and overcharge people for this offering. If you just needs a cheap scope for now, or for a rimfire, this one will do the trick for a real good price.

Good scope, love it. Reasonable price!

Very surprised about the charity of the scope. Seems well made & easy to use. If there is a downside it comes with high rings which are definitely an over kill. I purchased a set of medium hight & they work much better, doesn't take away from the quality of the scope which is reasonably priced.

Update: 5-13-2017 I mounted one of these on my Remington Tyrant XPG. Remington Tyrant XGP Air Rifle air rifle WOW! Absolutely great results. Turned it into a tack driver. Update: 3 of 4 scopes still going strong on springer's. Amazon let me return the bad one, no problem. CVLife even contacted me to get more information about the problem. First class customer service. Update: 3-5-17 Hatsan Edge lost accuracy, Something inside the scope has come loose, rattles when you shake it. Not good. Will have to see how they handle the problem. Magnum springers are brutal on scopes. Will adjust rating again if response is appropriate Update: I purchased a second one to replace the original scope on a new Remington Tyrant 22 cal. Great gun, horrible original scope. I popped off the old scope and dropped the new one in the existing mounts. Burned up 5 pellets getting the new one roughly sited in. Wow that was easy! The last target was shot on my crude indoor 10 meter range. I am going to order 2 more. They are a huge improvement over 4 x 32 scopes supplied with both my Remington 22's and even the slightly better one on the Ruger177 Blackhawk. This scope survived a couple of weeks and several hundred shots on my Magnum springer Hatsan 125, a rifle that destroyed the scope that came with it in a week. The Hatsan shoots standard 7.4 gr. lead pellets at 1250 FPS. No B.S. I crono'd mine and was amazed to see those velocities. To reach those velocities that rifle has a very heavy spring rate, cocking force and produces massive forward recoil. After Hatsan (great company) sent me a replacement scope I moved the CVLife scope to my 17 Cal Benjamin Maximus, all is well. It survived the Hatsan 125, it can survive anything. It was unaffected by its life on the ultimate scope killer Hatsan 125. It isn't perfect but it is a great value at its price point. On its new home, the Maximus it should have a long and easy virtually recoilless life. It still shoots one hole 5 shoot groups at 10 meters. I have not had a chance to use it outside. When it is minus 3 and the wind chimes are horizontal pointing east it is not good conditions to do accuracy testing outdoors. Gets a little fuzzy at higher powers and needs to be refocused, but hey, if you want one that doesn't, get out your wallet. I just leave mine on 3 power. For varmint control it is all I need. I love it.

My initial thoughts on this was it had the look and feel of some of my high end optics, but that changed a bit when I got it outside. I bought this to replace the scope that came with my son's Gamo pellet gun. It is without a doubt better quality than the one that is currently on the gun, but with some limitations. The scope range is 3 x 9 and is comparable in magnification to my other 3 x 9 scopes. I had a difficult time getting the focus to work correctly. I finally found a YouTube video that shows that the entire front of the scope turns to adjust focus. You need to loosen the locking ring. I wasn't able to turn it enough to get it fully into focus at 9 magnification. The thing that turned me off to this model the most was the obvious distortion toward the edge of the lens. It's really obvious and I haven't looked through a scope that had that kind of distortion in a long time. The mounting rings were also kind of flimsy. You might consider purchasing a decent pair for this scope. It does seem to hold true through the range of magnifications, though I wouldn't recommend putting this on anything other than a BB or airsoft gun. I feel that it is overpriced a little given it's intention. There are some pretty high end optics out there for just a little more.

good scope for the money, works well on my 22lr

I am very impressed with this scope for such a budget price. Looks great and was a easy job to mount and bore sight. Mine is clear and remains so throughout the full range from 3x-9x power. I choose not to use the supplied bases and rings as I prefer a shorter base with 2 screws in each base and 4 in each ring. The supplied bases well be great on an air rifle. This scope looks great on my Rossi lever action .22 and is a perfect addition without breaking the bank. I would recommend and would buy again.