BESTSIGHT3X Magnification Prism Scope 3X44 Rifle Scope RED & Green Illuminated with 20mm Mount

The scope is fine but just it is not as clear as some of my other red dot. There is no focus adjustment at all so what you see is what you get. But for the money just to plink around I guess it is O.K. Would I use it to hunt or anything else? No

works verry good, it has a verry short eye relief not suitable for large caliber guns for an AR 556 its outstanding

I'll go over what's good and what's bad in my typical list format-What's good-- The optic has pretty durable construction. It holds zero after 40 rounds of 5.56, which is a good sign for any scope under 100 bucks. Anodized aluminum, actual glass, and the fact it's a prism optic automatically adds durability just through design.- There is a little bit of picatinny rail on either side of the optic. It's just enough space to maybe attach a small laser, flashlight or even possibly a small red dot? I don't know why you'd want to do the red dot, but you can have it all on one unit.- Illumination is bright and easy to see- Comes with flip-up scope caps. Every optic should do this in my opinion, because it's just far better than having to deal with a bikini-style scope protectorWhat's bad-- The reticle, while it holds zero, is not only tilted noticeably, but there are several black ink splotches all around the lens. Manufacturer does not have good QC on the reticle printing. It's usable, but annoying.- No focus ring. This is a problem that plagues a lot of prism optics, but having a focus ring would be very nice. My eyes adjust fine to it, but I'm sure some of my friends and family who wear glasses with fairly heavy prescriptions would have a difficult time with it.Overall, it works, but it's not that pretty.