PINTY 6-24x50 AO Rifle Scope with Dual 1" Scope Mount Rings for 20mm Picatinny Rail, Hunting Rifle Scope Rangefinder Mil Dot with RG Illuminated Optics, Shotgun Air Rifle Airsoft Scope
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Color: Black
Size: 6-24 X 50
Features
- 6-24x50 AOEG Scope : Weekend plinker or seasoned hunter, see further and hit closer with this rifle scope; the 50mm objective lens pulls in the light you need for morning and late evening shooting and the 1/8 MOA clicks allow fine adjustment at mid to long range, while the reticles built-in rangefinder helps track bullet drop
- Highly Adjustable : The adjustable objective lens and 5 levels of brightness in green or red on this 16-inch hunting scope give you optimal vision day or night; from 6x to 24x, the etched-glass sfp reticle remains clear even without power
- Rugged Construction : Carefully ground and fully multicoated lenses keep this target scope scratch resistant and crystal clear; the hermetically-sealed nitrogen-filled tube provides water, fog, and shock-proof performance; and the lightweight aluminum alloy and anodized finish offer superior toughness and corrosion resistance
- User Friendly : Two 1" scope rings come included for quick installation on any crossbow or long gun with a standard 20mm pic rail; flip-up covers come included; and windage, elevation, parallax, and diopter are all easily adjusted for a perfect shot every time
- Satisfaction Guaranteed : Pinty backs this 6-24x gun scope with our usual strong warranty and 24/7 customer service, ensuring easy setup and satisfied use in the woods or on the range!
Brand: Pinty
Color: Black
Style: Picatinny
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 23 Ounces
Material: Aluminum
Magnification Maximum: 24 x
Objective Lens Diameter: 50 Millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 6 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Magnification Maximum: 24 x
Objective Lens Diameter: 50 Millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 6 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Mounting Type: Free Mount
Night vision: No
Eye Relief: 76.2 Millimeters
Field Of View: 14 Feet
Reticle Type: SFP
Item Weight: 23 Ounces
Color: Black
Product Style: Picatinny
Lens Color: Clear
Brand Name: Pinty
Sport Type: Hunting
Model Name: FBA_Pintymio0000
Manufacturer: PINTY
UPC: 610731105327
Model Number: MIO000000
Manufacturer Part Number: FBA_Pintymio0000
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: 1x 6–24×50 Illuminated Rifle Scope, 2x High-Profile Mounts, 1x CR2032 Battery, 2x Lens Cover, 1x Cleaning Cloth, 1x Allen Wrench
Material Type: Aluminum
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Color: Sand
Size: 6-24 X 50
FDE on this is perfectly to color scale. This thing is massive with adjustability and quality. I'm mounted to a AR-15 and it took up the upper and well into the hand guard. This is a great value for your money because not only is the color spot on but quality is to.
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by Jam
Color: Black
Size: 6-24 X 50
I’d been looking for a scope for a little while, something that I liked. I barely got into guns and new little to nothing about scopes, so I had no idea where to start. All I had been told was that all cheap scopes are crap and not worth wasting money on. However, low price does not always mean low quality. I was recommended I buy Leupold, but I didn’t really see the point of buying a scope that costs twice the price of the rifle. I was recommended this scope by a video on YouTube, saying this is “the best scope under $50” I figured why not, so I ordered it. First off, the 50mm is MUCH bigger than I expected, and the scope is much longer than I thought it would be. However, that’d my own fault for not checking the measurements. With the rifle this is on, it doesn’t look too big. Zeroing it in was actually pretty easy, and I knew nothing about how to do that either. So please, save yourself the headache and get a laser bore sighter on here too. You put it in the barrel and adjust the scope until the red dot is right in the middle of the crosshairs on the scope. This scope zeroed in super easily, and was dead on with the first shot. I have since bought another one, the 40mm version, which I also like, and also looks much more proportional to other rifles. So generally I’d probably recommend that one, but I still love the 50mm as well. As far as any issues, I’d say the scope makes the rifles too heavy, but that doesn’t bother me all that much. The rings are also too tall for my liking, and look a little bit weird, so I would probably recommend getting some lower profile ones. The dust caps also have a tendency to pop off, but eh, just be careful. The last thing that may have been the biggest issue would be my 50mm scope looks like it has some dust caught in the middle on the bottom. Not sure if that’s just something with the glass or what, but it’s not that noticeable, nothing you probably couldn’t fix by asking Amazon for a replacement item. All in all, I’d say these minor issues aren’t that bad. And for $50 for the 50mm and under $40 for the smaller, I’m happy. I’ve put it up next to a nicer bushnell and hawke scope, even though I know very little about scopes, and while the name brands are clearly nicer scopes, I just like the reticles and illumination on this one better. The range finder monocle on the scope is also very cool if you know how to use it. As for longevity , I’m not sure if it’ll last a long time but it seems pretty solid. The illumination also had me sold, and typically it makes scopes cost at least $100 more. Don’t think about it, just buy this scope.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2022 by Logan
Color: Sand
Size: 6-24 X 50
This thing was very junky. But once you set it and lock down the turrets, it is a great piece of junk to kick around on your kits, with out the worry that you broke a 4000 scope for what ever reason. I love these, because as a person who wears glasses, I can tune these to give me perfect vision and sights with out my glasses on. Honestly for the junk that it was, I thought it was a fantastic VALUE for what it is. others who would compare this junk to an actualy 900$ scope would call it junk. But I call it just right.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023 by Leon Peel
Color: Black
Size: 6-24 X 50
I have had this scope for almost a year. I have fired roughly 100 or more rounds with it since I have put new rings on it. The rings the scope came with kept coming loose on me with lock tite on them. I took the rings off and put a well known ring on it and haven't had a issue since. I would almost have it sighed in and the scope would come loose so now with the new rings. I have put a lot down range and this scope is accurate with proper adjustments and taking time to adjust. I have mine set at 100 meters and I can put 7 rounds on the x at 100 with a 5 to 10 mph wind. At 200 meters im off by a 1/2 inch. So it's still deadly. I'm waiting for a chance to go to a range and shoot my rifle at 800 meters to see how well I can see with the scope and how accurate it stays. I'm shooting a 308 savage heavy barrel with bipod and the scope looks awesome on this gun and I have no complaints. Everyone that has shot my rifle with me loves the scope the clarity is spot on and easy to adjust for each person eye. The eye relief is a tad bit short for me but it's well doable. The red and green are a bit bright in low light situations even turned all the way down. I have several hours on the batteries the scope has in it now and they aren't showing any kind of weakness yet. I love how quick I can get my sight back on target with this scope. Quality and clarity in a cheap priced scope that has the quality of a expensive scope. Well worth the buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2017 by Kenneth Glover
Color: Black
Size: 6-24 X 50
I now own three of these scopes. All mounted on air rifles. One is PCP and the others are Nitro Piston Break Barrels. They have performed well for me. I did have an issue with one of them holding zero but it was promptly replaced by Amazon. The replacement is fine. If you buy one of these just know that once you get it zeroed and set at a magnification you like, leave it alone. It will hold zero. If you go dialing the objective and magnification your POI will change. These scopes are great for my air rifles and my shooting range of a max of about 40 yards. I set my magnification at 18 on all 3 rifles. The pcp objective is at 30 and the break barrels objectives are set at 20 on one & 25 on the other. And I do not mess with them. The scope consistently holds zero. I am in my mid 40's and my eyes are not what they used to be. This scope has decent glass and it helps me see much better. I also like the price point on these. I paid less than 100 each for the break barrels and a little over 200 for the pcp. It makes it hard to justify spending 3, 4 or 500 dollars on a scope. That being said, people that are gripping about this 40 dollar scope sucking on guns that shoot 500 plus yards need to stop. You spent 1500.00 plus for the gun, spend another 500.00 for a decent scope that fits those needs. Overall it is a decent scope, the price is awesome and lets face it folks........it looks pretty cool too!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2020 by Jasontjlocates
Color: Black
Size: 6-24 X 50
The bad, not 24 power. More like 16 power. The rings that come with it, give to your nemesis at the range. Other than that not bad. OK for the long answer: I'll compare this scope ($40), a Simmons Whitetail classic 4-12X40mm ($90), and a UTG 6-24X56 ($200) Clarity: On low and mid power all the scopes are good. On the highest power this scope and (surprisingly) the UTG scope you get (ghost or frost effect) around the edges but the center is ok for clarity. The Simmons won this one. This scope has the old style, end parallax adjustment, so if you leave the flip up caps on you will have to readjust them if you adjust the parallax. The Simmons and the UTG have the newer adjustment on the opposite side of the windage turret. On a side note, I wear contact lenses. I don't know if this affect the outcome of the clarity comparison. Extras: All come with nice flip up lens covers. DO NOT use the rings that come with this scope. You with go nuts trying to zero it in. For a very good cheap set of ring I got the UTG 1"/2PCs High Profile Picatinny/Weaver Rings ($10). This scope and the Simmons have caped turrets. The UTG has exposed locking turrets. Reticle: This scope has a red/green lit range finder. In my opinion there is too much going on below the cross hairs but it does have three mil-dot up,down, left, and right. The Simmons has an old fashioned non lit 30/30. The UTG has a very fine multicolored 9 mil-dot. UTG won this one but this is a personal preference. I would not use this scope on a bolt gun higher than a .223 or a semi-auto higher than .308. All in all for $50 (this and the UTG rings $10) you will have a decent scope. I have multiple Pinty scopes and lasers. And by the way, Pinty green lasers are unbelievable even in bright sunlight out to about 100 yards. Very easy to set up once you scope is zero in. Their lasers are perfect for home defense.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2019 by Wolf in Sheep clothing
Color: Black
Size: 6-24 X 50
First of all mine would not hold zero at all. My shots would move 4 in either side of zero at 50 yards. My mounts my base everything else was loctite it and secured tightly. Being a second focal plane scope the zero is only good at 1 magnification level. why anybody would make a second focal plane scope with this magnification it's beyond me other than as a marketing gimmick. This might be a good scope if it was turned into a first focal plane scope, with a decent reticle both things that don't cost very much money at all. The reticle installed in it is a range finding reticle. Is very reminiscent of some of the old communist Bloc scopes where if you are tank fits between two lines at a hundred yards then it fits between a different set of lines at 400 yards didn't you know by the calibration of the lines how far away you are Target is rather it's a tank or a human. The fit and finish are quite nice especially for the cost but the rest of it is just junk and not functional. The only way I could think to resurrect it would be to set it at 6 power and lock it down to that and use it as a deer hunting scope if I could find some way to keep it from losing its 0 constantly. Overall I would not recommend this piece of trash to anybody unless you want to throw away plenty of money on ammunition trying to get it to work right when you could have spent the same amount of money on a quality scope and save the ammunition cost. Complete junk
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Color: Black
Size: 6-24 X 50
I bought two air rifles recently and was looking for two scopes to install on them. After searching, I ordered two 6-24x50mm scopes through Amazon based on their customer review ratings. The scopes I ordered ware from Beileshi ($43.99) and Feyachi ($59.99). After comparing these two products, the Beileshi is not as clear as the more expensive one from Feyachi. However, the Feyachi scope did not come with free mounts and battery. Since I decided to return the Beileshi scope, I searched and found this one made by Pinty ($45.99). I will say it's as good as the Feyachi. It also includes free mounts/battery and has a better price. Therefore, I ordered my 2nd Pinty scope and decided to return the Feyachi as well. After received my 2nd Pinty scope, when doing the sighting, I found both the turrets show "UP". It's should be one showing "UP" and the other "L". So, I took the picture and contacted Pinty's customer support for this issue. They replied the 2nd day to let me know they will ship me a new scope without returning the one that has the turret issue. It's a good product with great customer support. Actually, these 6-24x50 scopes look very similar and have the same spec. However, they have slightly different covers. I found the covers on Beileshi and Feyachi can't hold close sometimes. They can pop opened quite easily. On the contrary the covers on Pinty are tight, but very easy to fall off the scope. Fortunately, both can be fixed easily. I put duck tap at both ends of the scope to increase the diameter so that the covers secure better on the scope. Then, I sanded off a little bit of the plastic edge of the cover which locks the cover in the close position to the tightness I want. In this case, it's actually better then the loose covers from Beileshi and Feyachi that sometime pops open unexpectedly. Hope this honest review helps if you are looking for a rifle scope like me.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2020 by JJ