BESTSIGHT 1-5X24 LPVO Rifle Scope,Fully Multi-Coated Lens,Wind and Elevation Adjust, 30mm Diameter,Milling Reticle(Variable Power,sfp,) Low Power Variable Optic Scope (lpvo Scope)
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- Super Cost-Effective 1-5X LPVO Rifle Scope: Designed to combine quality, performance, and precision with great value, the 1-5x24 scope features a true 5x zoom factor, comfortable eye relief, 5-level red and green illuminated reticle.
- Innovative Optic: This LVPO rifle scope offers second focal plane optics for enhanced accuracy and precision, ensuring your shots hit the mark every time.
- Variable Power: With its 1-5x24 magnification range, this scope allows you to seamlessly transition between low and higher power settings, optimizing your shooting experience in different scenarios.
- Red & Green Illumination Scope: Featuring 5 levels of illumination for both red and green reticles, this scope ensures clear visibility in various lighting conditions, giving you the upper hand in any shooting environment.
- High-Quality Construction: Crafted with top-notch materials and advanced technology, this rifle scope delivers high-definition optics that provide crisp and clear images, enhancing your overall shooting performance.
- NOTE:second focal plane scope, pull up/press(lock) adjustment of windage and elevation (tactical) knobs
- Low power variable optic from 1-5x magnification with newly designed optics assembly, providing longer eye relief, wider eye box, higher cost performance,with anti-cant level,with magnification adjustment rod
Description
1-5X24 Rifle Scope for with anti-cant level,Fully Multi-Coated Lens,Wind and Elevation Adjust, 30mm Diameter,Milling Reticle(variable power,sfp,)Magnification: 1X-5XObjective Diameter: 24Maintube diameter: 30Eyepiece field of view: 23Diopter Range +/-: 2Exit Pupil Distance (mm): 801click = 1/5 MILIlluminated: red and greenSeal gas used: nitrogenWeight (g): 425gLength (mm): 245mmCustomers like the quality, appearance, value, and sturdiness of the aiming scope sight. For example, they mention it's clear on all magnifications, it looks great, and is excellent for the money. Some are happy with ease of use, and clarity.
Brand: BESTSIGHT
Color: black
Style: Low power variable optic
Product Dimensions: 9.65"L x 1.2"W x 1.2"H
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 14.99 ounces
Material: Aluminum
Magnification Maximum: 5 x
Objective Lens Diameter: 30 Millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 1 x
Brand: BESTSIGHT
Color: black
Style: Low power variable optic
Product Dimensions: 9.65"L x 1.2"W x 1.2"H
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 14.99 ounces
Material: Aluminum
Magnification Maximum: 5 x
Objective Lens Diameter: 30 Millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 1 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Mounting Type: Picatinny Mount
Night vision: No
Field Of View: 23 Degrees
Model Name: 1-5x24 rifle scope
Manufacturer: BESTSIGHT Outdoor
Reticle Type: Illuminated, Red and Green, 5-level
UPC: 749652213184
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 11.85 x 3.62 x 3.31 inches
Package Weight: 0.88 Kilograms
Brand Name: BESTSIGHT
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Included Components: 1-5x24 rifle scope, 11mm ring mount, 20mm ring mount, anti-cant level, magnification adjustment rod
Date First Available: July 8, 2021
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This scope isn't what you might expect. Yes, it's an inexpensively made chinese optic, but, it has features you have to buy must more expensive optics, usually, to get. Very clear glass. The 1x isn't really 1x, more like 1.25ish, but close enough. Excellent eye relief (way better than I expected) even when fully zoomed. I'm getting 3-5" depending on the magnification. Comes with two sets of mounts (Dovetail and Picatinny). Doubling bar making turning the magnification up/down much easier. It also comes with a leveling ring that you'd normally have to pay $20 or $30 for with most other optics (and thats the cheap ones). It's not heavy. I'd say it's 2/3rds the weight of other budget LPVO's I've purchased. 1/2 the weight of some of them (looking at you Monstrum). The illumination is bright (too bright, rings the outside of the optic view if you get too close, but easy to keep clear if you use the generous eye relief by backing off), but this is common for pretty much all budget optics. I have not taken it to the range yet, but I will soon. I'll try it on a few guns, PCCs mostly, maybe a 553 chambered rifle, but we'll see how it runs on PCC's first. If it stands up to a few hundred rounds without losing zero, I'd say this one's a winner. For the price, it's the best low cost LPVO out there.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2023 by Scott
I'm old, mean, and a retired shooter. Having served I dislike the star rating due to the need for most to fish out a better score than honesty will allow. So here is the straight.. Its a good overall piece of glass. I've. used it on .22 thru .308 and unlike some branded scopes it has held its reticle. Easy to use and the 1x thru 5x allow the use of magnified as well as a red dot like shooting. Snap shots at close range are easy. the 5x gives you the ability to glass an area without multiple optics. I live in a dense forested area, and it better meets the needs of my shooting than some more expensive scopes, Its quality is acceptable and I haven't flooded it ... yet. Overall: it is a good value.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024 by David Hopkins
Let me just preface this to say, I wrote a LONG review, I was under the impression that this scope was imperfect, but, it is not, not at all. I mentioned that the TURRETS were immovable, even mentioning that you would need pliers to move them, well, THAT IS NOT TRUE at all. I have changed my previous 3 STAR Review to a 4 STAR Review. Well, it turns out that there is nothing at all wrong with the turrets, they are just made differently than any of the other ones that I have seen. You don't 'just turn' them, you have to PULL UP on them and THEN turn them. They work and turn very easily and there is an audible click... Not just that, but, I actually LOVE these turrets! No tools needed and it's actually innovative. I read three reviews here that mentioned that you cannot move the turrets, that you need pliers. That implanted a thought in my head that when I tried to move them, they didn't move, so, they must have been right. I WAS WRONG, and I admit to not even reading the directions too. They were too small for me to read though. I have REMOVED all of the negatives that I said that pertained to the turrets. My apologies to the seller and the maker, I was wrong, and I learned a lesson. Now, my new task in life is to learn how to eat crow and like it... :) _______________________________________________________________________________________________ The Not-so-good... The scope says it is a 1-5x24, it's not, it's like most here that have mentioned it wasn't actually that, but more like a 1-1/2, or even possibly a 2. This may be different from scope to scope, maybe better, maybe worse. If a person had to use this as a CQB style scope in a situation, that would be hard to do, maybe not impossible, but you don't want odds like that in any situation. I am just a regular guy, I don't do, "CQB" anyway, but it is a fact of life it can happen. This will not be my main 'tool', as they say, to use, but sometimes you just cannot see the future, you never know. The focus adjustment on mine is not bad at all, it is VERY firm, but not impossible as some may have mentioned. It's not a plus or a minus. The GOOD... Installing the scope onto my picatinny rail was easy enough, I read that time and time again people strip the bolts on this type, and they ARE very soft metal, but I have been lucky and I tried my best not to go too far with the tightening of the bolts. It is light enough, but feels weighty enough to where it doesn't feel cheap. It appears to be made well, and is not unsightly at all, I've seen better looking scopes, but it's still pretty nice looking. It's nice that the level was included, that is a first for me, it seems to be of pretty good quality and will probably do its intended job well. As has already been mentioned, the green and red lighting inside of the scope bleeds onto the surrounding area of the inner scope, that is REALLY common in the lesser expensive scopes I have seen. For me, it's not a deal breaker. Personally, I don't care for the lights, but if I needed them I think they would work out. The clarity of the scope is pretty good, it seems to be good glass, at least that worked out, or, I hope. As far as using it, I have not, not yet. (I just received it today) I can't attest to anything about how it works in that regard. I don't really shoot anything out of the 25 yard to 100 yard range, so I am thinking this will work out O.K. for that. I have it mounted on a Ruger PC Charger, 'with a brace', so I didn't buy the pistol or the scope for long range shooting. Would I recommend this to anyone? Yes... If I told them what I found, and if they wanted it, I wouldn't talk them out of it. Am I going to keep it? Yes. Would I buy again? Maybe, not that I'd need it, but I guess it is a pretty good scope.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024 by Randy C.
Bought a cheap mess around .22 and slapped this on as more of a joke than anything. I am so surprised by how usable this thing actually is. Image is clear, variable magnification is smooth and feels like it should. Reticle is mildly cheesy and the LED lighting looks cheap but is actually beneficial in low light. If you're looking at this just get it, it's a good time.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2023 by fgeorge
Amazing lvpo beyond any other, bright and strong bond to 20mm pic rails
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025 by Luigithebaud
User level: Expert Objective: Finding cheap 30mm scopes. Grade: First scope, extra gun scope, pellet rifles, airsoft. I bought a dozen scopes between $30 and $70 to test, see how good cheap can be. 30mm is harder to get, but I prefer it for the improved light transmission. A few were junk, or hard to use. A scope should improve the function of your eye, not make it harder to see. If your scope has a large degree of barrel distortion at any magnification, send it back. Can't turn the knobs? Lighted reticle reveals fingerprint on lens? Use the return policy. For the price, this 30mm 1-5 (mine is 1-6, nice) has no major disqualifying defects. The only negative is the reticle not being my favorite. Distortion is low at either end of mag. Eye box is OK. Size is average, fits M4 or 10-22 nicely. Included rings OK, nice value if you don't have extra 30mm mounts laying about. If you're trying to lose drag, Nikon has some nice "vertical split rings" for between $5-10. Bottom Line. I'd buy this again before a CenterPoint, or Monstrum.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2022 by Sharp as a Brick