This scope is built to last. It functions flawlessly each hunt! The adjustable brightness is very convenient and the crosshairs look great!

Right out of the box the illuminated did not work. Amazon was great in getting me a replacement quick. The scope quality looked good. Optical where real clear. Looks like a good scope for the money.

This scope is really clear and almost to much for a .22. I love the dead hold reticle, makes hitting your target a breeze. About to purchase another for another .22 rifle.

Great scope especially when on sale, great clarity and like the low light sensor built in the scope for low light conditions.

I love this scope. Great quality and I really like the illumination; it definitely helps at 100+ yds . Perfect fit for my Ruger 22. 1" 10 round group at 50yds and it only took 10 rounds prior to get it sighted in. I can hit cans and eggs at 100yds. Definitely recommend for a budget option.

Make sure you purchase this for a low caliber rifle. I put it on my S&W M&P 15-22. It will take a while to zero it. The zoom is good but blurry at times. I haven't used the illumination because I really don't need it. I would buy it again if I needed to. I did some research before I bought it to see what else was available and this one seemed to be a good fit for my needs. I only shoot in a indoor range.

The plastic insulator in the battery compartment has caused some morons to grumble or return this fine scope. I will include a pic of the insulator, along with the removal tab I accidentally tore off while extracting the insulator. Note to dummies: Current doesn't flow through insulators.Alright, the battery cover is a bearcat to get unscrewed. That is on Bushnell, though a waterproof seal necessitates a snug fit. I will include a pic of the narrow-jawed Vice-Grip tool I used, along with an inner tube protector, and quarter. The key is to immobilize the rotating switch so that the quarter can be engaged to unscrew the battery cover. I selected Vice-Grips because they can be adjusted to close to a set distance. Channellocks or pliers could have closed too far, and deformed the illumination switch. I carefully adjusted until I was partly compressing the rubber-but no more! I often use leather for similar purposes, though my leather piece was not readily available.The assembler at Bushnell should have lightly tightened the battery cover, since the user needs immediate access to power up the scope, initially.My scope assembler did not forget the turret cap gaskets/washers, another potential known issue with Bushnell scopes. Savvy users will add their own 16mm x 1.5mm o-rings if the scope builder forgot them, instead of crying like a toddler with a broken toy. Without washers/gaskets/o-rings, the cap could potentially reach the elevation and windage adjusters, causing them to rotate a couple clicks as you snug the caps.Some Bushnell final assembler made a few minor boo boos, but it keeps the price down on a scope that is worth MORE than its modest retail price.Click adjustments are distinct and positive. The glass is excellent at this price point. I am delighted with the reticle. The illumination knob and power ring require a powerful grip. I can hope they become a little easier. You don't have to be a roughneck, but quiche-eaters may struggle.I will include a pic of the reticle in near total darkness. Ignore any flaring, and be aware the lowest settings can't be seen in normal lighting conditions, just as designed, but are low enough not to mess with your night vision.Eye relief is a bit less than the other scopes I had on this Tikka, but fine. Eye relief is persnickety, and muscle memory of near exact cheek weld will serve you well. The Leupold was good anywhere your cheek hit the stock. This Bushnell will have you shifting a bit forward or back until it becomes second nature to have a more uniform cheek weld. This scope fit with Talley LOW CZ rings(no longer labeled for Tikka by Talley) which promotes a superior cheek weld.All that dissertation, and I have not bore sighted or shot the rifle, yet!I read a lot of reviews to conclude that I could deal with some minor final assembly quirks, if necessary. I am glad I bought the scope, and would buy another except my other .22 rifles have iron sights, precluding large objective lenses. If you are excited about getting an illuminated scope, this is the one, but only if you are smarter than an insulator.

Easy to install. Clarity is good. Reticle is clear and illumination is great. Will by another soon.