[Xamistirerer]

Hi
I would like to buy a budget scope for my Tac41p. 100 or less is a good price. It doesnt have to be illuminated (I prefer a big cross with no dot). Also something with a 3-4 inch eye relief would be great.
Thanks for your answers
I would like to hear about your current scope even if its over 100.

 

[Don]

Hi
I would like to buy a budget scope for my Tac41p. 100 or less is a good price. It doesnt have to be illuminated (I prefer a big cross with no dot). Also something with a 3-4 inch eye relief would be great.
Thanks for your answers
I would like to hear about your current scope even if its over 100.

My budget optic, is a Victioptics variable scope.
For the price, it is very well built. Definitely better than Novritsch’s stuff.
I would recommend Victioptics to anyone looking for a good quality scope under $100.
Hope that helps,
Don 🫡

 

[Don]

My budget optic, is a Victioptics variable scope.
For the price, it is very well built. Definitely better than Novritsch’s stuff.
I would recommend Victioptics to anyone looking for a good quality scope under $100.
Hope that helps,
Don 🫡

Sepcs:
Victioptics 2-7x32 variable scope.
I got mine open box for $70

 

[Xamistirerer]

Wow the specs look good for that price thanks dude.

 

[Whamhammer]

I have a Field and Stream Rimfire 3-9x 40mm that works pretty well, cost be under $40.00 in 2019. I can't find one available at the moment, but I am sure that it's a subcontracted product from some manufacturer. It does pretty well for airsoft; good glass, holds zero well, etc. I recommend that you look at scopes that are designed for rimfire cartridges as they tend to still have good glass and other attributes at a lower price range because they sacrifice being able to hold zero with intermediate and full cartridge rifle rounds.

One thing that you really need to do is budget in good scope rings, as ones that come with these products either don't happen, don't have proper height for an application, or can be junk and don't align right. One thing that I have done is by a one-piece scope mount assembly, just to ensure better changes of having a straight setup.

The only reason why I have shelved this scope is that I wanted a scope with incremental marks on x and y axis to help me aim at longer distances and deal with wind and such, which I bought a Novritsch 3-9x scope for $79.00.

 

[Don]

Wow the specs look good for that price thanks dude.

When I bought it, I wasn't expecting it to be very well made, but it is much higher quality than I expected.
Here is the exact one I've got. VictOptics SOI 2-7x32 Riflescope - Vector Optics US Online Store (vector2007.com)

 

[practicalmike]

Victoptics scopes are excellent, and the S6 1-6x is an abolute beast - I literally use it on any gun I run at a game, regardless if it's an AEG or a sniper.

That said, the new Novritsch 3-9x Rifle Scope Mk2 is actually really good for the price of 69$ (unlike the Mk1 which was complete and utter garbage). The MK2 has much better eye relief and ishalf-decent but I would still make the jump to an S6 if the budget allows as that will probably be the most versitile scope you can have (while being the best sharpness, clarity and eye relief at the same time).